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It’s an interior designer’s job to stay on top of thelatest home trends.
But it’s not their job to love all of them.
Here’s what they had to say.
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White kitchensshow every mark and stain, and many durable white worktops fall short over time, says Gilby.
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Gilby likes the look of open shelving, but always prefers to combine it with closed cabinetry.
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Its all about cleanliness and organization; cupboard doors keep dust and bugs out.
If you’re a person who collects mugs or Tupperware, closed storage is a must, Gilby says.
For some, it depends not on the pattern of the wallpaper, but the location of the wall.
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And for Jones, wallpaper in a full bathroom is a hard pass.
Wallpaper and moisture do not mix, she says.
Stick to wallpapering your powder room.
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But while I admire the impact, I’d never choose this look for my own home.
Sometimes, these patterns can be too overwhelming for a smaller space and even clash with other design choices.
The fingerprints alone are enough to deter me!
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Its a no-go for my own home, he says.
Small ormosaic tilesare certainly that for Gilby.
An intricate tile installation can look fantastic, but only in the hands of an experienced pro.
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