Not all bedroom styles remain popular forever, and interior designers are pretty quick to pinpoint a few design schemes that they're ready to say goodbye to for good. Below, pros weigh in with six bedroom aesthetics that they feel are going out of style and should be avoided if possible. Don't worry, though, they share plenty of suggestions on what to do instead to design a space that is going to be majorly in vogue.

6 Bedroom Styles That Are Going Out of Style, According to Designers

Interior design mistakes run the gamut from problems like imperfectly laid flooring (hello, tripping hazards) to lesser issues like getting the wrong size living room rug. Even if you can't quite put your finger on what's feeling wrong in a certain space, it'll likely stem from the most typical faux pas.

7 Interior Design Mistakes Pros Are Tired of Seeing

Black windows offer a sleek, sophisticated look that can increase a home's curb appeal, Michael Winn, the founder of Winn Design + Build, says. If you're not sure they're the right choice for your home's style, we've spoken to some designers to help streamline your decision. Sean Mullin, the director...

Should You Choose Black Windows for Your House? Designers Weigh In

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There are certain interior design shades that evoke high-end luxury. Here are some of the paint colors that can make your bathroom look more expensive.

Beautiful Paint Colors That'll Make Your Bathroom Look More Expensive

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WANT to spruce up your home but don't know where to begin? Well as long as you avoid these interior design 'icks' you should be alright. Ethan Gaskill and Robert Gigs took to social media to share some of the common mistakes people make all the time - so are you guilty of any of them?

Interior designer shares home icks you should avoid at all costs – and a pop of colour is the worst thing you can do

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In the socialite's home, the living and dining spaces cleverly flow into one another – and this style will only grow more popular

Kim Kardashian's hybrid living space follows this ingenious layout trend – experts say it promotes 'functionality and a sense of spaciousness'

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Finding the right outdoor furniture to suit your space can be tricky. Designers share their outdoor decor picks.

These Are the Outdoor Essentials Designers Are Actually Buying

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This collection of  32 home finds will infuse your living space with cozy vibes that boost your mood. Whether you’re looking to elevate your space with vibrant wall art or add a touch of personality to your kitchen with unique accessories, this list has it all. Fill your home with happiness all season long with these hand-picked finds perfect for summer. 35 Self-Care Finds to Pamper and Recharge

This Candle Holder Looks Like a Campfire

This candle holder features natural wood and soft candlelight to create a serene and inviting atmosphere. Choose between a pack of one, a pack of two,...

32 Warm-Toned Home Decor Pieces That’ll Make Your Space Feel More Homey

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Are ceiling medallions in style? We asked interior designers how they'd use them in their projects now for a modern look

Should I Put Up a Ceiling Medallion? Our Experts Give a Verdict on Whether This "Elegant" Finish is in Style

Much of contemporary decor is defined by a modern, sleek and pared down aesthetic. While that style has its place, it can lack personality and warmth. The solution? Bohemian decor. The design style gets its name from, well, Bohemianism. A French cultural movement in the 19th century, Bohemianism is all about living a life away from social norms and conventions. How does that translate to interior design? Think unconventional decor, eclectic pieces and globally inspired items.

Design Spotlight: Bohemian

British writer and textile designer William Morris once famously said, “Have nothing in your home that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful.” Interior design trends are followed more than ever these days (thanks to platforms like TikTok and Instagram), and while weaving them into your home can create a fresh and current look, at the end of the day, you can stick to whatever you “believe to be beautiful,” even if it’s out. But perhaps following decor trends makes you genuinely happy, or maybe you’re just downright curious. Whatever the case may be, we’ve compiled some styles that are trending upward and downward according to recent research and surveys, as well as the insight of local designers. Here’s what they’re saying about the latest, and not-so-greatest, interior design trends.

Interior Trends: What’s In, What’s Out?

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	The draw of living in the Wild West has always been strong—especially since the COVID pandemic, when people sought out open-air spaces en masse. The appeal is obvious; there is immediate access to nature and charming towns and plenty of acreage to build any type of home you want, whether it’s a quaint cottage or a sprawling trophy estate. It’s especially appealing for billionaires and A-listers hoping to seek privacy. And where do they go?First Look: Inside a London Development With the City's Largest Indoor Tennis Court




	While there are many picturesque towns across the scenic state, Wilson, Wyoming, located in...

This Secluded Wyoming Home Fuses Rustic Mountain Style With Clean-Lined Modern Elegance

The entrance to your home is one of the most important spaces to get right, and color plays a big part in there. Here are the entryway color combinations designs say to always try out

7 entryway color combinations interior designers swear by

Jessica Davis, founder and creative director of Nest Studio and principal of Atelier Davis, is a vibrant force in the world of interior design. Her multicultural upbringing and unique experiences have significantly shaped her design philosophy, making her a standout in the industry. From Sydney to Dallas: A Cultural Odyssey.

How Jessica Davis Draws Design Inspiration from Her Asian American Heritage

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"More is more" is the mantra behind this extravagant style.

Victorian Houses: Everything to Know About This Architecture Style

Are you tired of maintaining your backyard? Want to avoid caring for your plants during extreme heat? Maybe you’re just looking to significantly lower your water bill. Costco has the solution to all three of these things with a new style of faux plant—one that’s a lot more impressive than what you might be used to.

Costco Is Selling “Plants” That Are Guaranteed to Survive Even the Hottest Summer

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The zodiac signs that are perceived as lazy are those who are prone to procrastination. Such individuals love to work at their own pace and sometimes delay the delivery of assignments or tasks. People who love their comfort zone are sometimes seen as lazy people since their work rate is not as high as others.

3 Zodiac Signs Who Are Lazy

Instead of discarding plastic Tupperware containers that have pesky tomato stains, learn how to remove them with these easy methods and cheap household items. Tomato-based foods such as marinara sauce, as well as beets, red cabbage, or curry, can cause orange and red stains on clothing, carpet, and containers because they contain something called lycopene which stains it despite frequent washing.

How to Remove Tomato Stains From Tupperware Containers Before Your Next Pasta Night

Designers say the singer's living room furniture is more dynamic than the more conventional alternatives – creating a flow around her social space

Alicia Keys' furniture is powerful enough to look 'stunning from all angles' – designers say it never needs to be pushed against a wall

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The first time my family walked into a Ponderosa Steakhouse was in the late 1960s. It was new and the experience was great. Like other new restaurants, if the management doesn't stay on top, the quality of service can decline. The location we went to did change through the years, but in the beginning, it was great.

The 1960s: the Ponderosa and Bonanza Steakhouses are still around in some states

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6 Things Designers Immediately Notice About a Bad Living Room Layout

Not all living room layouts are created equal, and many people fall victim to six common mistakes when positioning their furniture in this space. We asked...

6 Things Designers Immediately Notice About a Bad Living Room Layout

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