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by ALYSSA LONGOBUCCO
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It’s never too late to redecorate, and there’s plenty of fresh inspo below to help you hit your end-of-year design goals.
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Neutrals will always have a place in design, but throughout this year (and into 2022), you can expect color to continue returning with exuberance.
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Another by-product of the pandemic? The desire — and need — for homes that allow you to escape from daily life without leaving the safety of your four walls.
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Things have been getting a little softer and sexier in 2021 — at least when it comes to furniture lines — from curved sofas to rounded display cabinets.
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The theme of filling your home with things that matter to you and make you happy has trickled over into the art people bring into their homes.
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Germs have been top-of-mind for many, so design innovations and features have played into this. Think anti-microbial fabrics and porcelain countertops.
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If you’re one of the many homeowners who adopted a pet during the pandemic, you’re not alone. We’re seeing a trend for pets to have their own space.
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Gone are the years where we expect our countertops and finishes to remain pristine for decades. Instead, many are embracing a well-worn, patinated aesthetic.