Andas of right nowthere’s a telling shift towards the bolder of the two.

“And it just so happens to be a lot!”

In this interpretation, maximalism becomes a design style much more suited to individuality and showcasing your personality.

Orange wall art in living room with blue velvet couch and blue/pink coffee table

Alvin Wayne Interiors

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This not only personalizes your home, but it becomes a more welcoming space, too.

“Minimalism can feel sterile to me, and uninviting,” she notes.

Colorful living room with terracotta walls and coral couch

Designer: Justina Blakeney / Photo: Frank Frances for Ruggable

Dwellers are now longing for playfulness and vibrancy in their interiors to match their happier outlooks.

Whether you’re designing a room for yourself or a child, maximalism works for any situation.

Room with bright blue bookshelf and colorful artwork and pillows

Grey Joyner Interiors

Colorful wallpaper and rug in kids' room

Desiree Burns Interiors

Wallpapered room with pink pendant light and blue doors

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