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March 25, 2025

Japandi Design Trend to Shape Homes in 2025

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"Warm minimalism" is poised to be the defining design trend of 2025, moving away from the starkness often associated with minimalism. This evolving aesthetic embraces natural materials like wood and stone, incorporates handcrafted items, and prioritizes functionality. The focus is on creating calming, inviting spaces that feel lived-in and personal, incorporating sentimental objects and prioritizing comfort alongside clean lines and decluttered surfaces. The trend reflects a desire for serene, grounding environments in response to increasingly hectic and technology-driven lives.

March 17, 2025

2025's Most Divisive Design Trends

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Several key trends are predicted to divide interior designers in 2025. Maximalism, with its layered patterns and bold colors, is experiencing a resurgence, clashing with the enduring popularity of minimalist and Japandi styles. Sustainability remains a focal point, but the embrace of biophilic design and natural materials contrasts with the rise of 'dark deco', a moodier, more opulent aesthetic. Smart home technology continues its integration into interiors, sparking debate about its impact on aesthetics and privacy. Finally, traditional craftsmanship and bespoke pieces are vying for attention alongside the affordability and accessibility of mass-produced furniture.

February 11, 2025

Trend Fatigue: Are We All Over It?

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The constant churn of interior design trends can lead to a sense of overwhelm and exhaustion, dubbed "trend fatigue." The pressure to keep up with the latest styles, often fueled by social media, can make decorating feel like a never-ending race. This can result in homeowners feeling dissatisfied with their spaces, constantly seeking the next "it" item, and ultimately spending more money without achieving lasting contentment. Instead of chasing fleeting trends, focusing on personal style and creating a home that reflects individual tastes can lead to a more fulfilling and enduring sense of satisfaction.