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by CAROLINE BIGGS
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Curious what trends might not stand the test of time? Here’s what a few of our interior designer friends had to say about what might not be here for the long haul.
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While terrazzo is eye-catching, you may regret employing it as a permanent feature. Try it in furniture or accessories instead.
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Geometric patterned cement tiles and graphic bold colorways are all the rage right now, but shapes like subway tiles are more timeless.
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The prices are enticing, but these pieces aren’t doing you, the environment, or your pocketbook any favors in the long run.
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Unless you live in an actual farmhouse, too many barn doors, shiplap walls, and industrial accents can look ridiculously out of place.
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Avoid trendy, bubble-shaped styles and stick with couches that have clean, classic lines instead.
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For as space-savvy as backless barstools may be, they aren’t very practical in the kitchen or otherwise.
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Variety is the spice of life, which is why you should employ an assortment of styles when outfitting your home.
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Rose gold certainly is still an eye-catching element to add into your home, but your best bet is to keep these pieces to a minimum.
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Cute or not, ball-shaped pillows aren’t designed to stand the test of time. They're not even comfy.
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Wallpaper makes a bold, splashy statement, but certain wallpaper pattern fads are fleeting.