Home flippers are simply making these design choices based on what they think the people want.
The “people” refers to the millennials who are entering the home-buying market.
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What Is Millennial Gray?
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However, it seems to have originated on TikTok.
It describes the overuse of the color gray in interior design, specifically among the millennial crowd.
Think: gray laminate flooring over original warm-toned hardwood paired with a gray sofa and gray walls.
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“I refuse to use gray unless a client requests it,” she says.
“To me, gray goes with nothing.
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“Personally, Im not a huge fan of using gray in interior design,” she says.
Becker uses gray in her designs very sparingly and with intention.
It’s not one of her go-to colors, but she occasionally uses it to complement other hues.
Does Millennial Gray Have Its Place?
Becker suggests adding some life to the space with warm tones, natural wood accents, and texture.
“These warm metals add depth and sophistication, making the space feel more dynamic,” Oswald says.
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So, Is Gray Out of Style?
It’s safe to say that gray isno longer a trending color.
However, that doesn’t mean you oughta avoid this neutral entirely.
Additionally, opting for a gray with a warm undertone is another way to modernize the dated neutral.
