Consider this permission to embrace your unique taste in your home.
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Design trends are always shifting, but some are a bit more polarizing than others.
you’re not alone.
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From clashing colors to unconventional materials, some trends consistently leave both designers and homeowners divided.
But heres the thing: Controversial doesnt always mean bad.
There’s something about the depth of the wood that makes a room feel lived-in and beautifully timeless.
Douglas Friedman, Styling by Mieke ten Have for Jessica Jubelirer Design
Open Shelving
Often reserved for modern homes,open shelvingis a polarizing topic.
Synthetic Rugs
John Neitzel
Rugs can be one of the largest investments you make for your home.
Not only are they theliteralfoundation of your room, but theyre large and can often be extremely pricey.
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So, if a synthetic rug is more realistic for your home, Mayer’s all for it.
We do bolder or brighter kitchen cabinet colors all the time, she adds.
People understandably love a white or neutral kitchen, but Id still encourage you to consider more colorful options.
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Jubelirer, however, likes to take an unexpected route.
“I love a conversation pit around a fireplace, says designer Jeanne Barber ofCamden Grace Interiors.
Old-School Furniture
What comes to mind when we say recliner?
Amanda Archibald for Seasons For Design
According todesigner Taniya Nayak, recliners are back and more stylish than ever.
I just got a new reclining sofa from Arhaus and its like my best kept secret, she says.
No one can tell its a reclining sofa, which is such a win.
John Neitzel
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Douglas Friedman, Styling by Mieke ten Have for Jessica Jubelirer Design
