by BLAIR DONOVAN
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If you’re curious to know which home trends may be fizzling out, read on for six specific styles below as well as what’s replacing them.
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Curve appeal continues to dominate the home scene versus traditionally linear, angular furniture styles that feel too rigid.
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Goodbye overly simple, sparsely furnished monochromatic rooms. Designer Amy Forshew is looking to bring on color and pattern in 2023.
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The curved bouclé sofa is 2022's “it” furniture item, but designer Zuni Madera hopes to see bouclé separate from sculptural silhouettes.
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Designer Rozit Arditi is doubling down on color too and is a firm believer that “all kitchens should be bold colors from now on.”
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Standard box-shaped frames are morphing into arched doorway designs.
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Designer Sarah Storms predicts “polished metals, especially chrome, are going to be taking center stage” as a luxe alternative.