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- Classic Books. A timeless classic novel can transport you to an unfamiliar setting or even a time period different from the one you live in. The thing about books is that they enable you to travel without even moving your foot.
- Fireplaces. Nostalgia is unquestionably a big reason why fireplaces are still installed in homes today. With improved insulation and heating systems in modern homes, homeowners can easily maintain a comfortable indoor climate throughout the year.
- Record Players And Vinyls. Without question, digital streaming services have greatly simplified our lives. However, vinyl record players still reign supreme when it comes to music quality.
- Non-Digital Photographs. Your memories become much more valuable when you have a physical representation of them in your hand. Physical prints are a meaningful way to treasure, reflect back on, and remember.
- Black
- Natural Stone & Travertine
- Slab Backsplashes
- Fluted Tiles
- Metal, Especially Iron
- Curves & Arches
- Italian Design of The 1950s and '60s
- Old World in The Mix
- Painted Ceilings
- Bold Colors
For interior designer April Gandy and her clients, black is the “it” color right now. “I think a lot of people are tired of the safe whites and grays; they want to do something different,” says Gandy, who is the founder ofAlluring Designs in Chicago.She notes that even if you’re not keen on black, specifically, darker, moody rooms in general are wh...
Some design experts felt like marble had too much of a moment in 2022, but Noah Morse, founder of the furniture brand Sundays, says stone is still on the upswing. “Marble and travertine are quality natural materials that will never go out of style,” he says. His advice to make stone timeless is to embrace rounded edges on natural stone (rather than...
Another stone-related trend Gandy sees still gaining popularity are slab backsplashes, where the material of counters is carried up onto the walls. Not only does this style look sleek, it is easy to maintain. For a lasting look, Gandy says, “I personally like something that's clean and simple—that's the easiest way to see your investment through th...
Three-dimensional tiles are having a moment across the board, but Gandy points specifically to fluted tiles as something on her radar for 2023 (she’s even considering them for her own home). Gandy says she normally cautions against a trendy tile, but notes that fluted tiles have a particularly timeless quality. “Fluted is a look that has both an Ar...
Hand-hewn metal is making a comeback. Khemsurov points out that of-the-moment furniture showroom Bruises Gallery is showcasing semi-Brutalist metal furniture right now, and, in a recent trend forecasting interview with Vogue,designer Jake Arnold cited iron details “inspired by Giacometti” as a coming trend, as well. The good news is that wrought ir...
Curves and arches aren't going anywhere in 2023, but the arch motif may have already reached its peak, so think twice about adding these in an architectural way, like an arched doorway or built-in niche. Instead, opt for furniture or accent pieces that embrace the curvy trend.
One high-end design trend that Khemsurov thinks still has room to grow and trickle down to the mainstream is the revival of mid-century Italian design. Italian designs of the 1970s have certainly been big in recent years. You know that bulbous sofa you (probably) saw all over Instagram? You were looking at designer Mario Bellini's "Camaleonda" sofa...
After years of manufactured mid-century modern styles, some are starting to trade in the clean lines and minimal designs for something a bit more Old World. Specifically, dark wood with antique, hand-carved accents are on the rise, according to Khemsurov. She describes the look as an Italian or French “villa vibe.” And Morse notes that incorporatin...
You may have seen rooms with colorful or contrasting ceilings on Instagram or Pinterest and wondered if it translates well in real life. Gandy says that it’s a trend worth trying for its ability to make a big impact with relatively minimal effort. “Most of the clients that I present the idea to say they never even considered [painting their ceiling...
Again and again designers told us that they see color making a comeback. After years of interiors drowned in neutrals, designers are seeing their clients embracing bolder colors. If you want to follow suit, there are a few tips to keep in mind. With the speed of today’s trend cycle, you should worry less about finding a trendy color (it'll be out o...
Jul 5, 2022 · Not sure what types of pieces to prioritize as you continue decorating your space? We turned to designers who shared 11 timeless décor items that will never go out of style—from small accents to larger case goods. Read on for their top picks.
Mar 14, 2024 · Ideas. 5 Things the Most Timeless Living Rooms All Have in Common — These Ideas Just Won't Date. How do you make your living room feel enduringly stylish? We look at 5 of our favorite timeless designs to find the secret. Sign up to our newsletter. (Image credit: Tom Ferguson Photography. Design: Luke Moloney Architecture) By Oonagh Turner.
- Live every day with a fresh new start. Don’t be held back by what happened yesterday, the day before, the week before, the year before, or even decades ago.
- Be true to who you are. Stop trying to please other people or to be someone else. It’s better to be an original version of yourself rather than be an exact duplicate of someone else.
- Quit complaining. Don’t be like the howling dog, always howling and never doing anything. Stop complaining about your problems and work on them instead.
- Be proactive. Stop waiting for others around you to do something and take action yourself instead.
Mar 13, 2024 · Living a minimalist lifestyle is about letting go of the things that no longer serve you. This includes gifts from loved ones that you wouldn’t have bought yourself, items you’ve purchased but never used, or things that you once treasured but no longer have a use for.
Dec 29, 2023 · 1. Trust your instincts. 2. Use quality materials and design. 3. Use calming colors and neutrals. 4. Mix different eras. 5. Add in personal touches. FAQs. By Jo Plumridge. published 29 December 2023. Our living rooms are the center of our homes, used daily for rest and relaxation.
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