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Trend cycles are moving quicker than ever, even in interior design.
You canblame it on the internet or consumer culture, but there is some good news.
But they’re back after a much-needed break, and designers are using them with more intention.
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“But they’re back to the forefrontarches thoughtfully create interest and add softness.”
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Ahanging set of mixed-matched platesknows no age now.
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“This trend fell out after the ’70s but has been making a comeback,” Harrison says.
“I think it came back when the fashion trend of grandpa-chic made its way in.”
That’s right; white fridges are back!
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We’re not talking about basic white appliances here, but sleek ones that blend form and function.
Blinn credits the return of white appliances to one manufacturer in particular.
“Everyone seemed to loveopen floor plansfor a while, us included,” Greenfeld says.
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“But, people began to realize that separation and privacy were more important for daily household functions.”
He also notes that having separate spaces and a closed floor plan creates more intimate environments within a home.
“Checker floors are a total statement and have been around for a long time,” Harrison says.
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Marbled versions or off-white and light gray versions are in style and readily available as well.
Oak Cabinetry
This one is great news for all of you who love natural wood tones.
Oak cabinetry isback but in a different formfrom the once-loved beveled red oak version.
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This time around, it’s white oak with clean lines that’s taking center stage.
