THE WORST DESIGN TREND EVER… (That Even The Design Pros Are Missing)
THE WORST DESIGN TREND EVER… (That Even The Design Pros Are Missing)
A 2022 upcoming Trend I HATE (and a bunch I LOVE)!
I just LOVE this time of year, but guys, I have to say, some trends are just the worst! TRUST me, I have seen IT ALL. This year, I want to share my fall design interior designer tips, best and worst, so you can take my tricks and make your home amazing for fall this year! Designing for fall can be SUPER tough because you don’t know what to take out, what to replace, and what to add. So watch carefully as I walk you through it all! Some autumn design trends 2021 are SUPER fresh and some need to GO. Trust me!!
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Oh well… I’m updating my 1920 house into the 50’s… It’s been repainted pink in the halls, aqua green in the dining & living room… Very light pastel colors… No idea what’s my deco style! Might be "1920 working class industrial in the kitchen and bathroom, grand millennium- without wall papers- art deco- eclectic…"
I watched all the design videos i can, but i find it really hard without a designer to help…
🤣🤣🤣 The Seventies have been back. Green is in its third season and growing. And why not show them Halstons place, or a deco revival NYC apartment? There was amazing design in the ‘70’s, that’s what’s back.
I want to have plants soooo badly but one of my cats chews on all of them!! I’ve had to hide them in rooms throughout the house and close the doors so she can’t get to them. I am a plant lover and had so many ideas but now I have to come up with a different solution and don’t know what to do.
as soon as you said the 70s were back, I said ‘oh barf’ LOL 🤣🤣 Yes, over 40 and eye poking has commenced 😭🤣 The greens are nice and if I wasn’t in the midst of painting over some soft greens that are currently on the walls, I’d consider it. I guess I was way ahead of the trend when I painted them a few years back 😂 but now it’s time to change it up. Definitely yes to the plants. I wish I had the room for some bigger tree type plants…I’ll have to see if I have enough light for one and if so, see about making some room for a nice one. Thank you Lisa, loving your videos and the Dezign Club so much! 💖
Your glasses are fantastic! Where might I find those frames?
LOL on the ’70’s, Lisa! I was going to say the yellows remind me of Harvest Gold:)
Of the things you listed for 2022, only one or two I’m on board with are the plants and curved furniture. Not interested in what the paint companies are trying to push or anything 70’s. I grew up in the 70’s and don’t remember any special interior design trends but I was a kid and everyone I knew had hand-me-down furniture.
They’re all beautiful paint colors. I can’t get into green for bedrooms though because institutions and hospitals used to use it and it made the patients depressed.
"3 ways" *holds up 4 fingers* , I had to double take 😂
Oh man I really hate brown, beige and orange in interior. I must do some off white like neutral cloud white on walls with grey, black and purple or blue on decoration.
Dont like green
I’m SO HERE for the 70s comeback tbh (I may or may not have drawn a mushroom on my rug in my latest video)
Can you do a show on how to run your hardwood floors! I have very open floor plan with a wide hall connecting the rooms.
OMG your glasses are smashing darlin’!
I love greens, especially if they are on the blue-green side of things. Having always had yellow rooms in my houses, I have relegated it to the smallest spaces now, because I get tired of it. I never get tired of blue. It’s hard for me not to paint my whole house blue. 😁 How many 40 somethings hate the 70s thing? I was born 79, and 70s feels homey to me – like my oldest memories, my grandparents house, etc. I wouldn’t mind a beaded curtain in the right spot 😁
Oh gawd plz leave the 70’s in the 70’s don’t even try to tweak it and sell it. We have come too far to go back to that. Not happening in my world. Lol
Dear Lisa:what do you Think about mirror wall?
all the furniture looks so UNCOMFORTABLE!!!!! noooooo
I hate green in anything, but plants.
Comment by Carmencita: Not a good idea to follow "trends" just choose items and colors which you like. Why do you need to change everything just because "someone" decided that is no longer "in"? Classic always looks well.
Sustainable to me is buying used and rehabbing. I actually like rehabbing old pieces from thrift stores and giving it a second chance. Found a 1960s brass Stiffel lamp. Dirty and not working. Cleaned it up and had it rewired. Probably saved it from being scrap metal. It sits on a five dollar table that I thrift ed with unique hardware. To me sustainable is finding great used pieces. As far as the seventies goes. As long as the best designs are salvaged. Cane and rattan I do love. The Sears Merry Mushrooms stuff I flipped. No.
Ugh, the 70’s. I’ll skip it entirely, thanks!
Hey Lisa – funny I was looking at green gloves today a very rich green and have instinctively been thinking about that color lately I love the toned down color palette new trend with subtlety. Sedate yet a bit playful. Rich yet less imposing. Really appreciated this enlightening video. Always look forward to your ideas and offerings. Thanks.
Someone pass the acid so I can sleep through this second age of Aquarius. Age of Aquarius…Aquarius….
If you lived through the actual 70’s you’ll understand that reference and you’re welcome for the ear worm. If you didn’t live through it (design wise) congratulations. 70’s design was worse than 80’s hair on steroids (which probably resulted from drugs from the 70’s). The circle of life.
Oh dear God the thought of the foiled wallpaper with the velvet running through it and the shag carpeting below 😫
I’m well over 40. There is nothing anyone can do to make the 70s style acceptable to me.
Pass me a spoon! 😳
Lisa! Could you do a video on BIG plants and how to use them? Which ones for low light areas, etc?
So many people say it’s best to go with colours you like and not worry about trends and I agree with that 100%. I have always loved various shades of green, mostly lighter tones like a beautiful sage, not too saturated. I’m glad green is back on trend, but doesn’t make much difference to me, as I like pops of it throughout my home, trend or no trend! I think the paint companies do lure people in with these “colours of the years” and hoping everyone is running to the paint stores to re paint their entire house!
I don’t like any of the trends. I love my deep grey n I’m keeping it. Also hate curves! They r a nightmare in a tight space. Straight lines r so clean 😌
Papering my walls in 2022… with discarded face masks! "😷"
70’s decor was hideous, agree. I remember it all. But honestly, even rust orange shag carpet & avocado green/harvest gold appliances are better than the very recent decorative skull trend. What were designers thinking? 💀 👈🤪
Okay…but…your glasses!!! ❤️👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Gray stays me. Live near coast and its coastal and i love it
I remember when I was a little girl and we still had an avocado green fridge in the 80s. My mom was glad when it finally died and my dad had to buy a new one. 😂
The 70’s were nothing to celebrate the first time. No thank you! Not even a little. Love your channel Lisa Holt!
The 70s…I remember them well. In my first apartment without a roommate in 1972 I had an orange and brown shag rug (not too long a shag, but it was shag…what was I thinking) and rattan furniture with orange cushions. The crazy thing about that is once I got married, so many of my friends asked if they could have it. We bought new furniture for our new place so I was more than happy to move past my orange faze. As for green walls…I didn’t go for that in the 70s. I waited until 1984 and wallpapered my kitchen in a deep green which contrasted with my white cabinetry. I can’t see myself going back to green walls in any room regardless of the colour of green. I’m really happy to see that some furniture designers are going to sustainable, eco friendly or repurposed materials. I’m hoping will not be a passing faze. In my mind, it is the way of the future. I have a little tip for those who have collected art over time and now find that none of it works with their new décor. Reframe and or change the matting of your art. I’ve done this a few times over the years and it’s amazing what a difference it makes. A beautiful painting never goes out of style, but a frame or matting may, so by changing it to fit with your new furniture or style, turns something old into something new again. If you are concerned that the old frame will be thrown out and not repurposed, ask for it back and keep it just in case you find that you may want to change your painting back to its original frame at some point.
The 70s???? 😂😂 Thank goodness it’s just a small taste and subtle. My mom already got into the green walls! I was so surprised! She is alert on trend!! 🤣
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Oh, Lisa, Love to Love you, Baby!
Never bought into the grays or farmhouse trend, I wear what I like and decorate with what I like, I enjoy your videos but no dribs or drabs of the 70s for me, yuck. 😂
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Do you think I could pull a Rip Van Winkle and just sleep through 2022? 😂 These trends are absolutely not going in the same direction as my style, and here’s why.
6. Palettes: I can understand the warm, muted tone obsession—at least from a Freudian perspective!—but I feel like the last thing I want is something cozy and dozy! I’m home so much I’d never get anything done! 😄 Out with the hygge. Let’s bring in the energy … the brightness, the fun, the happiness. That’s what I need to surround myself with these days!
5. Textures: Just no! Why go natural when you can go industrial? 😂 I can appreciate some leather or some stone, but that’s about as far as I go.
4. Plants: Well, I’m trying with this one! I’ve actually got some windowsill herbs that are lasting! The game-changer for me was putting rocks at the bottom of the pot for drainage; that made all the difference! Still, so many plants produce pollen or require perfect lighting or maintenance, and that’s tough for me to work with!
3. Sustainability: Okay, I’m good with this one. As long as I can afford it, I’ll go sustainable.
2. Curves: Sorry, but lines > curves in my aesthetic. I can’t abide curved arches (unless they’re in a Gothic sort of style); I’m not the “hacienda” type. And the amorphous sofa? That’s just so hard to design around unless you have gigantic rooms.
1. The ‘70s: I’d much prefer the 1950s, 1960s … even the early 1990s!
This is all so disappointing, but I think you’re right on the money with how design seems to be heading. Thanks for a great video! 💜
"I know I sound phychotic" 🤣🤣🤣
You are a riot
I LOVE the words you use to shake us up a little (BIG MUCH!) ah ah ah; You have a way to tickle our interest and attention, Yes Sir Madam!
OMG! Where is the fork!!!! ah ah ah, thank you for the yummy ideas; and you always give advice how to include just a tiny detail of the trend, if we want to (and forget about the 70’s!!! escape!) ah ah ah, happy week before Halloween Ms Lisa! helene :))
Hi, !isa! It’s Deb in Dallas. My kitchen cabs are being painted white this weekend. Black granite. Evergreen Fog ion the island and the lightest color on the EF palette. Pretty so far.
Too late! I poked my eyes out even before you said it😁😁😁
I had to stop the video a few times to read the caption again. Did I click on another video? The content has nothing to do with the title!
Do what you love! Trends come and go. It is your home not some interior decorators! No offense Lisa I really enjoy you but you have to follow your own instincts!
But I have a secret spot for my Farrah poster😊