DITCH THESE 2024 HOME TRENDS (but keep these other ones!)

[@HouseofValentina]

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[@normamaher9901]

I feel a home is not about trends but developing your own personal style & adding items that evoke a sense of place & belonging ❤

[@HouseofValentina]

so true! We can't help but be influenced (unless we stop shopping and turn off all connection to the world) by trends, but that's why I so passionately recommend considering them and deciding whether they are for you and your home. If we followed them all we'd be exhausted and we'd have to change everything every 3 minutes! That sense of place and belonging is EVERYTHING!

[@robinsmith4499]

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[@FreddyGiggles]

Absolutely agreed

[@MmeO]

I'm on a hill in a suburban development. We built our home. External east facing wall - the space behind my cook top faces the roof of my neighbor's home - we wanted the light, the morning sun, but not the view. My backsplash incorporates a 10' x 4' glass block section combined with a neutral glass and stone mix of tiles. Hard to explain but I love it. Been in my home 35 years - kept it even in a full remodel - kept the glass block section just changed the original kitchen backsplash which was 80s tumbled tile. In my application, it just works. My kitchen also has a huge skylight so it's very bright!

[@carolynkotcher1736]

Yes, ilch!

[@kristinapreedy7069]

I have to say, I personally don’t agree completely with the glass block hate LOL. I agree that they can look dated in certain applications but I still like them and am kind of looking forward to new ways of applying them and some of the newer versions I saw in the photos. Peace. 😊

[@firestick4991]

I have always loved glass blocks. But the use of it is what makes or breaks it.

[@HouseofValentina]

I would SO love to see that!! I'd love if you send a photo of to [e-mail]

[@Purpleflowers-y3m]

I totally agree about the glass blocking that's located in the showers and sometimes against the wall, that is so old school let's get with it

[@romasfav1357]

We have the glass window in our bathroom in the Philippines, our house was built in the 60’s and I love them .

[@firestick4991]

Yeah. It totally depends on how they are used.

[@HouseofValentina]

You aren't alone according to the comments and I am loving all of this positive feedback for glass block!

[@hb4884]

Love my glass brick window in the bathroom and my bronze-gold accent walls.

[@NoseyFloridaGirl]

Just about every trend you mentioned can be tasteful ,curated and eclectic if in the right circumstance and design style. It’s when it’s repetitive or overdone throughout the home when it becomes too much.

[@sl3772]

Our styles are vastly different and I actually love some of these trends you hate but I always enjoy your videos and energy anyways and love hearing other points of view!

[@kristinapreedy7069]

Me too! I’m definitely not a “Kitsch-en” person, but I have a lot more color in my home than Valentina; still enjoy the videos and get a lot of good info and ideas from them. 😊

[@sl3772]

@kristinapreedy7069 Exactly! I love a lot of red woods (teak etc) and glass blocks, vintage (honestly between the 50s and 80s and even some 90s), and lots of colour but still get great ideas and enjoy the videos.

[@jeannetteoliver9448]

I have had an all glass shower and a glass block shower. I will take the glass block any day. It is so much easier to keep clean. The all glass is a maintenance nightmare. I refuse to clean after every shower to prevent spotting on the glass.

[@HouseofValentina]

I love that we have a community where we can learn and enjoy interiors together, no matter our style! We are all about embracing the things that we love!

[@HouseofValentina]

@@jeannetteoliver9448 oh wow! I have never had glass block (amazingly after 24 homes across 3 continents, right?!) :-). I LOVE hearing this! You've definitely made me want to reconsider glass block!

[@countyourblessings28]

Nate Berkus bedroom did the wall paper scenery and it looks beautiful and he has done it in his kids room. I really liked it

[@sumerlilangel]

I like the glass block walls. My eyes are sensitive to light and it's a good way to have windows without having windows. The diffused light given is calm to my eyes. I'm not a fan of the busy rainbow kitchens but I do like the rounded edges that are becoming popular. I always thought the quiet luxury looked cold and heartless. The vibe was always "substance abuse rehab for rich and famous"...low vibrational. However, I do like the Balletcore meets quiet luxury. I already decorate with neutrals and a pop of girly color. I think the silver they were talking about would be too cool tone glam for common areas of the house. I think tarnished brass or bronze tones would be warmer and more inviting. I like the idea of mural walls, but I too, think I will get tired of looking at them. I would probably opt for a giant tapestry instead. While I am here, I am going to say how much I loathe the open concept homes with no front porches. I can always tell when I'm driving through an HOA community. I dislike those too.

[@HouseofValentina]

I'm enjoying everyone's perspectives so so much! We have such an amazing community here! I'm shocked how many people love glass blocks so I'm definitely going to take another look at it! And omg. hahahaha I hope my home doesn't read substance abuse rehab! hahahahaha but then again I pull from so many styles. I don't think mine matches that style 100%.

[@ToniGirl2909]

He can't keep his eyes off of you, so cute! He's so in love with you, just catch him staring at you the entire time your talking. What a doll. You two are adorbs together!

[@tracykrauss4010]

Valentina, I haven’t watched your videos in a while. BUT I think you should do a video soon about bathrooms. What quiet luxury bathroom do you like? Please tell ❤

[@maryannlarson3041]

Those kitchens were horrendous. So terrible, totally agree with you on this. I could never relax and have my morning coffee, and that’s important. Wonderful to catch the video today.

[@Omonike88]

Those wall murals are great for closets. I pop of surprise color in an unexpected place.

[@chrispugsnpitbulls]

Glass blocks are still everywhere in my wonderful state of New Mexico especially in the bathrooms. 😂

[@milinjc]

THE NEW PRETTY and QUIET LUXURY all the way. With work from home becoming common across the board, people like me have embraced these two style in warm tone. No visual clutter. Incorporate shapes with vintage style moldings. Layered texture and all, please take all my money!

[@HouseofValentina]

I thought that new pretty one was so inspiring! I definitely want to explore that one more alongside quiet luxury!

[@elizabethverne7650]

As a designer I’ve not used most of these. As far as the wall murals I like them in nurseries and beautiful on a big primary closet ceiling.

[@sherylnikpoor8490]

Great clip, I agree with you about the Kitschy and murals, I hate them! but glass blocks?? I love them, when they are installed properly and in some situations. We have a hall with a skylight that runs the whole length of the room, but the room to the left of it has no window, the solution was to run glass blocks from floor to ceiling on 1/4 of that wall, it looks amazing design wise and it solves the lack of light in that bedroom that borders it. Love the Zellig tiles, but as you said, everyone has done it and it has lost its attraction, same with farmhouse-so over it :-(. I love a mix of Persian/Middle Eastern luxury mixed with modern. I live in the Middle East and luxury here has a whole different meaning. I would love to see you do a clip on that, as you lived abroad for many years. 🙂

[@susanlueem8267]

Textured walls are great. Adds texture and changing light effect during the day is great. I kept Wall and rug tones neutral-warm. Love it!

[@manualgearshift4965]

I’m here for the comments from people who voluntarily select a video about home trends and then complain about “trends” 🤦‍♀️

[@GirlsCanFly04]

Yes! It goes without saying that you should absolutely decorate your home in a way that makes you happy. We can all agree. But in videos and articles about trends, the purpose is to let the audience know what these trends are. This has actually been helpful for me, because sometimes what I like will trend, so it's easier to find things!

[@carolyngrotaers4454]

Glass blocks/bricks can look amazing especially in art deco buildings. 👍 Kitch items 👎 Burial wood in the right environment and items 👍 Quite luxury and ballet design 👍 Muriel walls👍 Textured/ Venetian plastered walls👍 Curvaceous joinery 👍 Social scenery 👍 Portable table lamps 👍

[@Platypus2062]

Where I live glass block is good for the basement windows because it doesn't let house robbers see what you're staring in the basement but it does like some light in, especially in the low horizon sun of the winter

[@mynameisneb]

A feel like a lot of these are nostalgic for us newer home owners to the homes we grew up in, I personally don't care for any of them, but I can see where it is part nostalgic.

[@TessSullivan-ib5gc]

Hi , how about the old world ,Country House ,like Nora Murphy, style luxury Ralph Lauren! Is also a new classic trend ,not new just over time ,quality, timeless pieces to pass down ,like fine China, and antique glassware, period desks, high quality rugs ,in wool and hand knotted ? Your thoughts !

[@djunadarnell3799]

Burled wood doesn’t have to be red. Burl isn’t the wood it’s the presentation/characteristic of any wood type or species. I’m so glad you mentioned the lighter tones in the market now! Love burled wood! 😍

[@donkelly4718]

I LOVE glass blocks, lol! I happen to think, if done right they are still VERY modern. If I owned a home and was renovating, or was building from scratch, I would DEFINITELY be including some glass block features.

[@donkelly4718]

But I also love Brutalism and many things the culture thinks of as "Ugly" or "macabre"

[@ceciliabonevardi6803]

I absolutely agree!

[@HouseofValentina]

I'm enjoying the glass block comments so much here!! You guys have convinced me to reconsider! Easy to clean and something so many enjoy? What about it do you think makes you love it so much?

[@donkelly4718]

Well, for starters, Let me confirm That I'm old enough to remember the first round of them, so its not about being younger thinking something "retro" is cool. Secondly, I am an indoor person, through and through.....as a child I once was PUNISHED to go outside(not why I'm now an indoor person).....so I generally don't care about views out of my windows. Thirdly, I don't generally like curtains or drapes, especially when they extend past the window and I see negative space above and below the window and the rod. Lastly, I just think they are quite contemporary(intentionally chose not to call them "modern" there), I like the transparency they bring, and the newer shapes update them, and, as you pointed out, they are a bit Brutalist, which is a style I personally enjoy. No need to "reconsider" if you don't like them, and your clients are removing them, that's y'alls perogative.....they aren't for everyone, and as "trends" go, they may soon be going out again due to oversaturation

[@Multitasku]

Glass blocks, yeah much of that in Scandinavia 😊

[@patriciavandenberg-smith2832]

Absolutely adore my wall murals , but has 3 calm walls - hate those maxamilist kitchens

[@kimcunningham2662]

I love the glass block, especially the new shapes. 😂

[@LenaMMcKee]

I think gloss ,shimmer and color is going to make a come back. My home is full of matte finishes, lime wash, textures, travel routine earthy looks, but I am craving for a bit of gloss trying to corporate some back in artwork andobjects d'art

[@raeleneoros3398]

Quiet luxury is my favorite. Everyone is commenting on the glass block. I am a NO for the glass block! I do have a frameless glass shower door on two sides of my shower. I love the look because it makes my smaller size bathroom feel larger. I simply use a squeegee after every shower. Remember, every one of us has a different eye for what design appeals to us in our homes. Please respect the individualized tastes we love and use. That's what makes each of us unique in our own way! Oh Valentina, when you mentioned "curves" I loved the subtle way you and Jack looked at each other! Wonderful. Have a great evening. 😊❤

[@JoyStrahle]

Burled wood is timeless

[@tamb7587]

Love it!

[@fayegeorge1163]

Love the glass block

[@sarahjensen8095]

This was so helpful! Future idea I’d love a video on guest bathrooms and butler pantries.

[@jeweladiele4664]

Valentina, I have been thinking about getting rid of the upper kitchen cabinets since 2020 and I finally did in this August, 2024, so thank you very much for presenting cabinet-less styles in your own kitchen and others. It is so beautiful to get the extra outdoor light and this fresh new look for me, who is already a reluctant cook. I think this new kitchen will be such an assist for my cooking development, LOL. How to send you before-after pics???

[@lisahunter6556]

I think glass brick feels different in England. So many homes there are row houses that don't get a lot of light. The glass is a way to bring in light without letting neighbors peep (or having to pay high energy costs to heat the house 10 months a year.) But for my own house, no. I'm with you.

[@KerryM-xi6nh]

Each to their own but I agree with you about kitsch and cutesie. 😌

[@patriciamarion102]

Please do a show on affordable curtain rods for all rooms and colors and finishes and finials. Lowes, target, etc.

[@carlawilson8806]

I like the glass block as long as the blocks are smooth, the etched ones look too old-fashioned. Boucle looks really nice these days BUT I’ve never cared for boucle fabric …seems like it doesnt hold up well. Good video, thank you.

[@kimesch9698]

Love glass block!

[@lighthousephoto7143]

Me too. I agree with the presenter that they can look a bit brutalist, but I consider them to be iconic and playful, while often very practical. Not every room/home needs to be elegant.

[@lanaleigh3112]

They don’t block light in Florida. I love the look because the entire house is window. This one window breaks up the light there. It is very bright. I could use fewer windows, lol

[@upforsale]

I really like glass blocks and cobogos (in warmer climates).

[@liisaking1247]

Curved furniture. Absolutely NOT, especially islands that are curved on the ends! This one actually shows up a lot in tandem with my other huge hate (that is in every shelter mag currently). And what is that, you may ask? Kitchens, bathrooms, and bars or dining room furniture with reeding or ridging! Aside from being a hugely identifiable trend that will instantly date your home or renovation (much like 80s era curtains) reeded wood items are unbelievably difficult to keep clean, especially in kitchens (where steam, grease, and dust combine). It's hard enough to clean a lot of kitchen cabinets. These ones are *never* going to be clean, because they have so many nooks and crannies. I won't fault someone if they want to do reeded glass in a couple of upper cabinets, to somewhat obscure the contents. I just suggest putting the flat side facing out and the textured side on the inside of the cabinet. Same look. Easier to maintain. Easy to switch out when you tire of the look.

[@anasena-wh9dp]

Just finished watching this and I agree with most of your choices to go out! I love the energy between you and your husband, I was watching with mine and he was enjoying the conversation. I need to overhaul my entire house and don't know where to start. I know I want elegant for sure. Any suggestions ? You guys are so fun to watch. Thank you for all the input, wow this was too long😮

[@LilyBecca]

My house has plaster walls and I love the texture. I don't like the spray texture that looks like cottage cheese but plaster or mud texture I think is timeless and beautiful..

[@DesireeGonza]

I love glass blocks. No to wall paper. Quiet luxury yes please. Modern sofas, love love. No tile anywhere. Gold is trending in Italy. Hate texture. Love curves and social seating. Thanks ❤

[@sallypea3202]

Glass block was so fab to me at one time but that time has past!! Burl wood is fabulous in blonde!

[@annabarringer6215]

Quiet Luxury 🙌

[@lucydeantiguatarot8977]

glass blocks --I love them. In the 60's, houses in Guatemala city had these --I love them. They let the light in, they don;t block the light. It's glass, and light goes through glass you guys. What's wrong with you 2???Weird!!!

[@margotspiller5615]

Glass brick 6; Burrowed Wood-5; Kitsch 0 ugly; Quiet Luxury 0; New Pretty 0; Zelig Tile 9; Gold 1; Textured Wall 2; Decorative Storage boxes 0; Curved Furniture 7; Social seating 10;

[@Reina12375]

Happy I discovered your videos! Now I want to start over in my house 😮

[@kennethbailey9853]

😂So Exciting !!! Home Trends Indeed !!! ❤ Hey I looked Better in the 80's !!! 🤣🤣🤣 Blocked Glass reminds me of the Funeral Home where I worked at age 13 I scared the new under takers before they scared me !!!🤪 Never Again and No Blocked Glass !!!😒😁

[@firestick4991]

Glass block - depends on the use Burl wood - depends Kitschens - only if you’re a clown 🤡 or crazy artist 👩‍🎨 Bold Wall murals - I paint my own on large boards or canvases. If I get tired of it, it’s changeable. I did a tree on my mom’s dining room wall, because it’s permanent, I didn’t make it busy. It’s very simple and elegant. I did it on a ragged gold wall, but it’s my mom’s style, so she loves it! Quiet lux - 😍 New Pretty - Okay, cool. Moroccan Tile - depends on the use Gold - depends on who and how, like my mom Textured walls - depends Curvy cabinets - yes please Social seating - only when I have guests Portable lamps - want! A lot of these things depends on the people and the application. Something like this is made to appeal to a broad audience. We would like what you like. That’s why we’re here. Other’s would feel the complete opposite! They would feel Quiet Lux is too boring!

[@ceciliabonevardi6803]

Loving the glass blocks! 👍🏼

[@minimalist2036]

No boucle

[@reneeburich9497]

Just goes to show you - stay with classics and add touches that make your house you! You’ll save a lot of time and money.

[@RitaVernoy]

Kitsch looks like a 5 yr olds play house.😂 I am trying to decide between Moroccan tiles or a Portuguese tile for my back splash. I love both.

[@mariacavalotto854]

My new way of decorating is only use or buy what you love and makes you happy…I don’t really go for trends unless I love it..I’m more eclectic…I love new with old…

[@tammycawman7736]

I think your home should reflect you and your personality and what makes you walk in and it feels like home. If you see a trend you really like then do it, if it’s something you will still love in the future but don’t base your home on what is a trend or what everyone is doing or what others like. I don’t personally like black walls or a lot of black in a home even though I like natural neutral colors a hint is fine, the new trend is green no thanks, I also don’t like wallpaper so could care less how popular it is. Don’t go by what others hate or don’t like you live there it’s your home and what ever makes you comfortable and you like then that should be your decision. If you see a aspect in someone else home yes I didn’t think about that good choice 👍 like to do that but I really don’t like anyone telling others what they should or shouldn’t do no matter how nice your trying to be it’s really not your place telling others what you they should or shouldn’t have. If it’s based on think I get tired or just not my taste fine, but in my opinion would you want someone coming in your home and saying all that black take it out! No you wouldn’t or take out your fireplace as you stated you can’t stand or you just wouldn’t have a kitchen and make coffee in your bedroom the person living there loves their kitchen and frankly you don’t have to cook or fix your coffee in there kitchen. My goodness people! Clicked out!

[@jerishipp-flutyfox]

Valentina, I truly enjoy watching you and Jack. Actually, I like most of your taste in furnishings. I am a mixture of transitional, contemporary and modern. In my observation ABSOLUTELY NOT CRITICISM , your perspective seems only to be black or white and that to me limits your ability to give a client anything else. There is life after black and white and it is called color be it quiet or bold. You share your opinion as if it were law. I see many incredible and well known designers who are able to see and decorate beyond their own styles. Perhaps you might watch Rebecca Roberson OR Ashley Childers, or Debbi Stolle. I adore your personality and style and the joy you bring to all but please temper your opinions to you not as if they are law in decorating. Rebecca Robeson just went through 18 design styles and what they consisted of with videos of each, Jeri

[@Truthms-m3r]

I TOTALLY AGREE!

[@GaylaWick]

So agree with your list of No's! I too have thought about a large wall mural on the curved wall we have from our first floor leading upstairs. Can't figure out what to do with such a large curved wall. Would love it if you did a video on ideas that might not be crazy expensive. 😊

[@raeb7579]

Heya! Really loved this, sooo helpful. I have a question about the slab front kitchens, as someone who is looking to renovate theirs in the coming months, where are you on gloss slab? I have always been a fan of the crisp, clean minimalistic look of slab as it is, so I am thrilled to hear this is a good step. As much as I love a shaker, I find it a nightmare to keep those details clean with 2 dogs and a little handsy boy!

[@Nikitalto]

I love glass blocks when done right!!

[@tamb7587]

Me too

[@createwithconfidence8094]

Hmmm... I'm not a trend follower but I do buy and decorate according to what makes me happy. I've had such wildly different styles in my 63 years of living so I've lived in significantly different environments. I've loved them all at that point in time. Where i differ from you is that my favorite color is red... and for a very functional and yes, "kitchie" kitchen table, i have a vintage 1950's red formica dining table that expands with leaves. I've had many dining tables. This is fun and very useful. And it goes with my red sofas in the open family room. Would I have ever envisioned this? No, not in a million years. But that old table makes me smile.

[@HouseofValentina]

I think it's so much fun to explore and chat about trends, but we definitely don't have to follow them! To me, half the fun in designing spaces, is getting to pick and choose which ones we like! It's like one of those quizzes they send in a magazine where the choices lead us to learn more about ourselves!

[@createwithconfidence8094]

It is fun to look at trends! I enjoy watching your videos.​@@HouseofValentina

[@suzihazlove4979]

I love😂glass blocks. Done right. Burl wood looks fake.😂 Omg your so mean, Kitch is fun. Just cuz you like sophisticated.. don't abuse the bright fun personality types😮.😮😮😮

[@kerenkroll]

Glass blocks are the antithesis of sophisticated. They are busy and sterile and feel like a dentist office. The grout is dingy, the light is dingy. When you imagine a sophisticated or serene space, there are no glass blocks.

[@lesliewallace9665]

Remodeling the kitchen and decided on these beautiful and neutral moka colored tiles. The color is very muted with a glossy finish which will off set the white counter top and white cabinets. I'm not a designer so hopefully it looks like the quiet luxury 😂😂😂😂

[@mariselavazquez7229]

I love your earrings, I need a link!

[@PhyllisCoffey-z3q]

We moved from NY to Jacksonville last year. Looked at tons of gorgeous homes and EACH one of them had stucco walls, if that’s the correct word for textured walls. Never saw it up north. Thought perhaps it had something to do with the climate….anyway my home and every home we saw had that and even though I am not familiar with it, the homes are nevertheless beautiful! Not every home has to have flat walls.

[@virginiaashmore8643]

Ballet core could be CHANEL inspired

[@HappyHarryX5]

Yes to: quiet luxury (best of this list), solid zellige, lime wash, white lamps, portable lamps if I needed them. Ehh, hell no to: burled wood, glass bricks, gold walls, sculptural pendants, kitsch (the worst offender in this batch and I don’t understand the aesthetic hey but if someone loves it, go for it), Maybe: wall mural but I’d have to love it to bits and would have to be calming and fairly neutral, new pretty (not really into boucle), curves but not on everything and not much in cabinetry, I’m a recluse so not into a lot of seating. 😊

[@Samantha-ov1dx]

quiet luxury is def approachable, if it's a hotel lobby. I could never feel comfortable in that space 🤣 I would be afraid to get something dirty

[@bEverCurious]

No to everything except quiet luxury. I feel quiet luxury isn't a trend on its own per se, but more a sub trend within styles. My go-to style is Australian coastal, that can be as beachy kitch or subtle coastal as you like. I feel quiet luxury is what takes it to a more subtle but sophisticated level. As for curves, mostly no but I would consider it for something like an kitchen island edge - but only if it's a subtle curve.

[@beautygeek4]

Can you do a video on how to mix different wood colors in your home? For example, if you have hardwood flooring and a hardwood coffee table, can you mix another wood in with that in the same room or would it be too much?

[@Kidscancook2023]

I hate glass blocks! The only thing I disagreed with was the tile. I think the Moroccan tiles are timeless if done well. The rest was spot on for me.

[@wendymarrero9010]

Quiet luxury is my up most favorite and I did like new pretty for my room (Ballet core )

[@melissaaton355]

Love kitschy, but also love your style!

[@elizabethdominis730]

Glass bricks, I like it.

[@tonic2335]

Agree with everything you said in this video

[@Utopianpod]

Never heard of the new pretty until this video but it looks STUNNING!

[@kaylapitzner141]

Love all the quiet luxury rooms and abhor all the ”Kitschy” stuff 😛

[@DQDebra]

I love the glass.

[@Jennifer-nz2ss]

Agreed! Those photos are hideous. 😮Bozo lives in the kitch house!

[@karenfuglie7055]

Kitch 10 Glass blocks 9

[@firestick4991]

I’ve always loved glass blocks. Kitsch is something with character. I didn’t like all the kitchens, but there was one that was cool, at 8:32 with the nice windows. I could totally dig it!

[@christineclements506]

Glass Blocks: Ehh! :) But love the light burled wood, modern luxury, and curves trend. Fun video.

[@tovannavasser9939]

Eww, to glass blocks. I love you two on here the perfect back and forth to bounce ideas off one another.

[@carolblock7679]

Can Brooklinen fitted sheets stay in place on Purple mattress with platform to goes up and down at head and feet? I haven’t found a sheet set that doesn’t slip off when I raised my head of bed. Any suggestions?

[@ChristinaMorales-li1mq]

I know this video didn’t include everything in your bedroom, but I can’t help but to say I LOVE that faux tree you have in there! Could you please share where it came from, ty!

[@carolyneg3780]

I love your quirky vids that you and your hubby do - Sending greetings from Australia! ❤ Where are you located? It looks very pretty. Totally agree with you about the glass bricks! They are everywhere in the suburb I live in including our neighbours house... and we look onto them 😂 Don Johnson 80's haha!

[@tamb7587]

I loved glass blocks then and now . They are very retro .. They do let light thru without being able to see thru, Idk what glass blocks you are talking about..Valentina has a VERY set and limited style , it’s beautiful BUT LIMITED. Anything outside of her own style she doesn’t appreciate or see any esthetic in , and she and husband verbally insult anything outside of their narrow style. All the insults really aren’t necessary. It reminds me of when the rockers hated on disco . My thoughts were why hate on disco , why limit yourself or put urself in a box . Appreciate other styles for what they are , u don’t have to love other styles but u don’t have to hate on them . Just talk about what you love without the sarcasm towards what u don’t . There are many styles I wouldn’t want in my home but can still appreciate in someone else’s.

[@KathrynFarrell355]

So the green that is so hot rn will change to inky dark blue and dark ruby pinks in a couple of years? According to pantone colours of 2027 or something. Is that right?

[@Odo-so8pj]

Glass bock hard hard pass. Bur wood has its place. Kitch hard hard pass Big prints great for a magazine Quiet luxury aka modern town house style thats my thing. ❤

[@mmeyerr7867]

God he loves you. I would pay by the hour to have someone grin attentively at me. Charming couple. ❤❤

[@meredithdavis5167]

In the Southwest, we commonly have textured walls. There are a few different styles, and the quality depends on the skill of your plasterer, but it goes with the use of Vigas, Wood Beams, and Stucco that is so common in and on our homes. Would it work on a home in Atlanta? Probably not. I lived in Augusta for a spell and didn't see textured walls in the more colonial/tradtitional homes there. As much as I love the textured walls in my desert home, I would never use them in a home that didn't have the overall aesthetic of the Southwest. I love your channel even though my home cries out for more color than you'd likely be comfortable with. However, I am redoing the primary bedroom and en suite to reflect a moody neutral palette. I'm doing a mini-update to the kitchen that will welcome some open shelving and neutral shades as well. Of course, all colors are more saturated out here - we've got so much natural light that it would look dull otherwise. My ceilings vary between 9' and 12' with most ceilings sloping in their respective rooms. It's a delightful house that's been updated and built onto over time, creating a truly unique home. I'm using dusty blue to create unity and flow through the various spaces and even in the bedrooms and bathrooms. In mid-tones all the way to nearly black, blue just works in this house, with my existing art collection, Turkish rugs, and furniture pieces.

[@bethanymcdonnell6115]

Burled wood... beautiful!!!

[@fashionandluxury101]

I agree with everything you mentioned. The term “ quiet luxury “ is overstated not sure what it means anymore as it’s overdone . I’m all fir neutrals if that’s “ quiet luxury” so he it 😅

[@kathyesargent9088]

Limewash absolutely

[@Curiousitydrive]

lol my whole home is in quet luxury style EXEPT the play room that is next to the kitchen (until kids are very small i have toddler) and there is no door kitchen/to playroom and we have a geomertic scepehes in different colors on the wall of the play room so its giving KITCHY haha. But we are in a transition in our kitchen all white modern until we can afford to update it with more of our style so it kind of works with the playroom. I hate knobs so we added 2 scphere knobs in green on the 2 hidden frides so its connecting a bit to the playroom, i kind of like it but not exactly my style. My son loves it tho and his playroom and i love the placement of playroom too i can cook and have guests and still watch my wild toddler!

[@TaraOzekin]

Zellige tile is on my to do list!

[@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1]

I love burled wood but hate red wood on anything-

[@karlabarefoot8382]

Love you guys ! Loved this video.

[@virginiaashmore8643]

Mercedes Benz uses burled wood. Have used it for years.