Read this before buying into the “next big thing” in home interiors.

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Theres more pressure today than ever before to keep up with the latest trends.

This is particularly true when it comes to our homes.

Orange and red wall on living room two tone colorful design

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But is this necessarily the best approach to decorating?

According to many interior designers, the answer isno.

Often, having an abundance of trendy things and aesthetics can have the opposite effect.

Here are five reasons to ignore interior designer trends.

It can be overwhelming keeping up with the latest and greatest.

One example she cites is Peach Fuzz, which isPantones Color Of The Year.

This year, well see shades of peach, sunburnt red and orange," she says.

Holland recommends incorporating the trend through pillows, curtains, orother decorthats affordable and easy to replace.

While this style certainly worked in many homesit probably looked out of place in your friends modern city condo.

Holland tells me if a style doesnt work with your home, it’s a bigno.

Think Tuscan style kitchens in the middle of the Midwest.

Maximalism at the beach," she says.

However, there are some exceptions to this rule.

We all have to live in our homes.

So, practicality should still be a priority.

“If the design is not homeowner-friendly, leave it for Pinterest and magazine covers.”

This is particularly true for homes with children and pets.