The Hottest Design Styles for 2022 🔥 | Design Trends For 2022

[@Nick_Lewis]

This was such a fun but challenging video to make! Explaining 5 styles in one video felt a bit daunting but I think I got everything I wanted to say in there! Sometimes it felt like a bit of a fun history lesson so I hope I explained everything properly! EDIT: I am also aware of the 2 dog hairs on my shoulder, no need to remind me! 😂

[@virginiamorales1591]

Absolutely!!! I'm a Maximalist and I've integrated Art Deco in my style. I am having fun searching and reading about that incredible era and I love it. ❤️❤️❤️

[@A_Leggett]

Is Maximalist and eclectic the same? They seem very similar

[@inecita1958]

Dog hairs...................shows your love! Move on............embrace and let it go!

[@alliehartom5978]

I never even noticed lol! I am absolutely in awe of the art deco rooms that you showed - the problem is I love it all and I have no money and no room for it all! I guess I'll stick with my hand-me-downs and thrifting finds, lol!!

[@sgueymard]

👌🏼🥇🏆 Very well explained, condensed useful information as usual, from the start to the end. Along with Garrett Lechic, you're my favorite channel. Without knowing it, you're a VERY important guide to me, in my house "renovations." (I don't know what's my style and i usually like every thing i see in stores until i bring things home! 😰) Thank YOU Nick Lewis! 💘💐

[@suekpp]

Can we embrace “middlemilism”? Cool is too cold maximalism is too overwhelming. I just want to find a middle ground. Thanks for another great video!

[@colleenmccord4699]

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[@cati101]

I love this!

[@Catching-Rainbows-Fertility]

I was thinking exactly this! I love the colours, blend and personality of maximalism but need the calm clear order that minimalism can bring. Gotta be something in the middle for sure!

[@sillyjellyfish2421]

Scandinavian minus triangle and pine trees pattern

[@upgrade101]

I think you can definitely have a maximalist space with a minimalist outlook. I love the stuff I've collected in my life travels and adventures but I can't bear visual clutter! 🤞🏾 I've achieved that but I think it's a lot about being really intentional with placement.

[@omarjimenez8895]

I always liked the idea of bringing the 20's back into the 20's

[@Deelight664]

Ugh - gray wood! I'm so glad it's over! I've had so much trouble shopping for wood furniture because of it.

[@lsamoa]

A couple of things that are not often mentioned when talking about Art Deco is that the style was also a reaction to a previous one, namely Art Nouveau: that style was very ornated with a lot of shapes inspired by nature, plants, flowers (which itself was a reaction to more traditional 19th Century styles). Art Deco broke away from this by simplifying everything and introducing sharp straight lines and geometry. And this was very much inspired by African design styles, patterns, motifs and materials, to give a flair of luxury and exoticism. This is where all the Art Deco wallpaper patterns and gold details come from for example.

[@nellel2554]

Very cool. Thanks for sharing!

[@eljaykayaye1186]

Art Nouveau broke away also, inspired by Japanese woodblock and trade with Asia, Egypt etc. Globalism is not new just tech advanced. The trade routes, we were always exchanging, borrowing, merging ideas even if not openly. Not saying this always went smoothly. 🤔

[@beckerderbacker4976]

Art Nouveau was also very organic and feminine and was sort of the last hurrah of the Gilded Age. Art Deco embraced industry, progress, a search for a new future not defined by the decadence of the 19th century--but ironically, decadent in its own way.

[@Nick_Lewis]

Thanks for adding! I think I need to do a whole video on Art Deco, right?

[@lsamoa]

@@Nick_Lewis Yes please! I think we'd all love that! Your focused deco style videos are really great :) (well all your videos are but just saying hehe)

[@katherineparis8208]

Thank you for mentioning the sustainability side of maximalism! As someone who has studied art, I’ve always loved the layering of multiple textures, colors, and patterns, but was hesitant to call myself a maximalist due to the negative stereotypes. I’ve made an effort to curate my pieces and buy vintage or used when possible, so it’s great to see the recognition that you can have a maximalist aesthetic without contributing to overconsumption.

[@Nick_Lewis]

Definitely an important part of that style for sure.

[@marinarehren7076]

Interesting aspect of maximalism! Glad you mentioned it!

[@bespoke_heirlooms]

I also breathed a sigh of relief at the sustainability comment. I tried to go Art Deco in my new home and gave up, because I’m a Maximalist at heart!

[@katherineparis8208]

I also want to clarify that my definition of maximalism may be slightly different than the actual technical definition. While I love the aesthetic of mixing multiple textures, design styles, colors, and patterns, I still try to only purchase items that I either need for a practical purpose or (for my art or purely decorative pieces) that I know I will love and enjoy for years to come, and I choose invest in “fewer, nicer things”. I love that even without a ton of individual items you can create a very maximalist space by choosing a couple of statement pieces that contrast in style, texture, size, or color. I think that maximalism can be overwhelming and go pretty extreme, but that it can be implemented with many other design styles by just “turning up” the contrast a little.

[@Draggonny]

@@katherineparis8208 He chose his examples of maximalism wisely. So many maximalists have so many clashing, bright colours and patterns it makes your eyes want to bleed but his examples were bold, statement pieces tied together through colour palette or shape. Loud but not aggressive.

[@bic00]

Warm minimalism just feels right. And I hope you're right about Art Deco, I've always thought it's beautiful and unique.

[@Nick_Lewis]

I hope so too!

[@ultravioletcatastrophe]

My space feels incredibly cramped, claustrophobic even. Warm minimalism speaks to me as something that feels light and fluffy and free yet still incredibly homely. I wish I had the money to redecorate lol

[@MilaN-lt2mq]

Art Deco is my favorite design style. I especially love Art Deco powder rooms. They look like little jewel boxes.

[@nancytripp6921]

I'm an "almost" minimalist...love neatness and organization but warm and a bit of colour. Maximalism just makes me shudder! Just way over the top busy, but I know some people thrive in that kind of atmosphere. Enjoyed the video.

[@taylorapolonio]

I’m so excited to see more Art Deco! I feel like that is the closest to a maximalism style I’ll get to, a bit more approachable!

[@marian1633]

yess and still with some colour!

[@dnikkithatsame5990]

Me too, I’ve been trying to add small Art Deco ideas to my home, because I wanted a little shine, but the waning glam was cold and at this point cheap looking. The use of jewel tones and gold over chrome elements is right up my alley.

[@Nick_Lewis]

I think it'll have its moment again!

[@taylorapolonio]

@@dnikkithatsame5990 yes I’m a jewel tone lover too!

[@huehnerfressenponies]

Related to warm mini, japandi, and maximalism, I think wood is back in a big way. I’m seeing a lot of panelling, slats (esp vertical), high quality furniture pieces that celebrate the grain and structure of the wood. Warm but elegant.

[@aina3387]

This! My style is warm minimalist/traditional but one thing I've loved is bringing different textures of wood to my space. There are a lot of repeating elements and simplicity in my space and one of those is various forms of textured wood.

[@FabiWe91]

I'm all for a comeback of art deco! I have mixed vintage mid-century and vintage art deco furniture for a few years now and I enjoy that atmosphere of sophisticated luxury that art deco exhudes.

[@dnikkithatsame5990]

Me too. Because I inherited my grandmother’s Victorian furniture and I live in a new build that’s a copy of Spanish eclectic and California bungalow- I’ve been trying to focus on a new traditional/Art Deco style so it’s reassuring I’m not dating my place.

[@Nick_Lewis]

It's having a moment! You heard it here first!

[@lose999]

Coffee in hand, enjoying Nick's wisdom on this rainy morning. ☕ I see so much Modern Farmhouse on KZbin; these trends are refreshing.

[@suzannehall5200]

Art Deco! Love it. The stark cold minimalist trend has always reminded me of a hotel room, not a home. It’s so good to see warm tones coming back.

[@yourfan7881]

every art deco picture you showed i was just like "yes, yes, yes!" i just realized this is my prefered style and my own living room is definitely leaning in that direction. i have a green velvet couch, blue velvet table cloth, geometric gold pendant lights, green hanging plants, now i just need to choose the right wallpaper backdrop. Please do a more in-depth Art Deco video, it would really help!

[@Draggonny]

I'm planning on doing my living room art deco too. I love that wallpaper with the green marble tile effect but it's just too dark for my space. I always fall in love with the jewel tones or the charcoal grey colorways but sadly I think I'm going to have to compromise with a warm, light, neutral which just doesn't have the same visual impact. That is, unless someone can show me a genius way to have the best of both worlds. A feature wall around the marble fireplace maybe? Help!

[@GoldVesp]

I'd love to see this video and tips on how to find furniture and decorations to reach this style.

[@yadiaag7771]

Im not Art Deco person but there’s always this very luxurious elegant feel to it

[@sarahouser3100]

Hi Nick, have you done a holiday decorating tutorial in a few design styles? That would be great to see. Thanks for all your videos!

[@sarahmarin3203]

0:40 Warm Minimalism 2:42 Maximalism 6:05 Post Modern 9:18 Japandi 11:40 Art Deco

[@avaangel433]

Thank you!

[@marshafish6984]

I always am baffled by anyone wanting a minimalist environment. It can look depressing

[@vaderladyl]

Thanks for clarifying for the world to hear, that Maximalism is not about hoarding, clutter or materialism. A lot of minimalists have the wrong idea of what Maximalism really is.

[@Nick_Lewis]

Indeed! It's also a much harder space to put together than a minimalist one imo!

[@katherineparis8208]

I feel like while it can be a challenge to put together a maximalist space without it looking too disjointed, but it’s so much fun! I think the key to a maximalist style is to take your time and really feel it out as you go; and understanding color theory is a must in my opinion!

[@Katiedora122]

I'm definitely glad to see warm minimalism becoming a thing, because I'm equally stressed out by both regular minimalism and maximalism. I didn't realize how much the tones mattered to me, so even though I am by no means living a minimalist life, that actually looks like a good guiding principle for my space.

[@alexandra109]

It doesn’t look like a popular opinion in the comments, but I enjoy a more minimal space. I don’t call myself a minimalist and my home in no way looks like any of the homes in design magazines, but it’s got a cohesive style and I like it. I appreciate that Nick’s videos give us some ideas that we can make our own.

[@sgueymard]

Hearing Nick mention that there's such thing as “our own signature style” is removing a heavy weight on my shoulders at the moment. I find it hard to renovate without a designer to guide my choices... Hopefully, thanks to this channel i master the basic concepts and feel more confident in my expenses. (For example, i've FINALLY bought a new lamp yesterday that i've been loving for weeks, to go over my antique dining table. It's a designer's "modern interpretation of a classic silhouette." Without any design concepts in mind, i would have bought an antique chandelier and my old house would seem haunted! 😂)

[@Nick_Lewis]

You got this! Yes find something that is uniquely YOU.

[@sgueymard]

@@Nick_Lewis But we don't want to have a "unique" ugly style! 😆 Learning about design is learning to decorate with tastes. Thank you!

[@GentleTaipan]

Based on the pictures you're showing, one of the differences between Japandi and Warm Minimalist is material. Japandi leans into natural material or natural textures, while wam minimalist has more metal and even surfaces. Moreover, Japandi design is "down to earth", literally. Furniture are low and hug the ground and most have no legs/clearance underneath. This is echoes traditional Japanese lifestyle: you sit on the ground, eat on the gound, occasionally cook on the ground (floor hearth), and sleep on the ground. The floors are straw-based tatami, which means any furniture with legs would damage it overtime.

[@hereforthevideoessays6399]

That cane room divider at 14:15 is currently half off at Crate & Barrel 👀

[@Harley24986]

I took my two fav styles and mixed them. Mid century modern meets Steampunk/industrial and it worked so well. We get so many compliments when folks come to visit. I find true beauty in people making styles their own. 😊

[@missmegancarlene]

Art deco + maximalism is my jam! I inherited some really high quality, dark wood furniture (including a huge curio cabinet!) from my grandparents that will just go perfectly with some jewel toned and brass furniture, a gallery wall, and a antique travel trunk converted into a coffee table. I'm so glad that having curated "clutter" is now a trend because the thought of minimalizing my space was always too terrifying, lol.

[@HannaYoon]

Thank you for addressing the fact that Japandi stems from cultural tradition!! I love that you made the distinction between surface level style and culturally-influenced design. Many people seem to forget that distinction, especially when following cultural trends. That was awesome.

[@r-type4945]

Really cool to see Art Deco popping up, ever since I've played the Bioshock games I've fell in love with with its style. Part of it has also a masculine vibe to it that could blend in well with industrial design.

[@Harley24986]

Yes! My husband is loving the Art Deco style and it started when we played the Bioshock series.

[@tuxedojunction9422]

It's worth noting that there was an Art Deco revival in the 80s, and I think the timing makes it ripe for another revival. If we don't see a revival in 2022, I don't think we will have long to wait. I love Art Deco and will be happy to see it come back.

[@Cherrysmith2809]

Nick, this was so, so good. I see your effort, your eye, your knowledge and talent. I understand more of what I am seeing in beautifully furnished homes now. The evolution of these styles to the present day seems to come from our pandemic need to give ourselves a warm hug at home, to be our authentic selves, to sustainably thrift or splurge on the well made pieces of the past, and to just be very creative. Saving this video. Thank you!

[@nathalie_desrosiers]

Yes! Art Deco!!!

[@flowersafeheart]

I like how this respects the styles and goes for authentic or non-cheesy or original spins on them.

[@marylouwu8094]

Would love to see how these design styles can be implemented in specific rooms, e.g., art deco kitchen, post modern office, maximalist bath, etc. Great video - thank you!

[@DjBELObeatz]

I LOVE to see a Nick Lewis Saturday upload!

[@willowwillow1969]

Art deco for the win!!! It feels glam but vintage and classy. I love the colors and patterns. I (personally) am tired of all the white, gray, and black. Happy to see more color!!!

[@singincherry]

I'd love to see an in depth video on Art Deco- especially as you pointed out how it's the sophisticated, modern, grown-up version of the glam design. I think it would be wonderful to see how to add more glamour to our homes tastefully, in an authentic, warm, rich, sexy way. Thanks in advance Nick!!

[@katrussell6819]

Really good video. Excellent summary of styles. Bottom line is that we are all free to design our homes in ways that feel BEAUTIFUL to us.

[@suzanne5651]

So glad you mentioned japandi style. I love it! Also your video on japandi - thanks a lot, Nick! 😊

[@cs4849]

Fascinating video! I love the emphasis on finding your unique design style. Maximalism and glam leave me a little twitchy, although I do understand why they appeal to people. I lean more toward warm cozy minimalism and the clean lines of mid century modern furniture. But there are some family antiques and things from travel thrown in. Since our land rises sharply in ridge all around our house and we are in Appalachia, we are calling our style “Modern Holler.”

[@evam4182]

I enjoy aspects of all of these but I’m a maximalist 100% of the time. I always will find pieces from different styles that I *love* but then I always end up incorporating them into maximalism and it usually turns out pretty well! I’m excited that it’s becoming a trend, I feel less like a cheap weirdo because I love thrifted finds lol

[@gr-eg3ld]

Thanks Nick for mentioning the idea of finding your own signature style to make a house your home.

[@jd9351]

I REALLY hope you're right about Art Deco. Just makes want to go watch The Thin Man. 😁

[@barbarak2836]

Or an Astaire and Rogers movie.

[@BoogerBoy365]

I'm so glad you mentioned maximalism! It's so difficult to find some good material on the subject. I hope to see more in the future.

[@lo4568]

I was never really able to find a perfect word/phrase to describe my style, but I think Art Deco might come close!! I'm actually shocked that I've never come across that design style before. Thank you Nick for introducing me to it! 💞

[@daisyy99]

Photos of Art Deco were fabulous; deep, rich colors and lush fabrics.

[@canna_nymph]

Loves this theory. I’m vibing with bits and pieces of all these trends and when you’re in the process of redecorating or remodeling these videos are gold. It’d be a tragedy to do a whole transformation only to look outdated next year lol I’m so glad the cold minimalism is fading out. I love some grey but warmth just feels so comforting

[@Retrochick330]

Thank you for this! I never had the words to describe maximalism or post modernism, and now I know exactly what they are! Turns out I’m a bit of a mid century maximalist, I always just described it as funky and eclectic. Love your channel!!

[@MissTeabrown]

Absolutely love the care you took with your Japandi explanation

[@victoriaf.74]

My style is eclectic, so I find it easy to add a current piece without messing things up.

[@alexsilva-vn7jc]

All these styles have elements I like, except post-modernism, which I can´t see making sense in any of my spaces. Great video, I´m inspired to interrogate my little inner decorator, who gets really confused a lot of the time. Her main problem I think is committing to one style or one vibe, lets say. Also, her budget is always limited; that´s...tricky! But if you´re right, and these are the future trends, I´m loving it! Spoiled for choice, really!

[@wholesome122]

inherited furniture is so important for culture, history, tradition, interpersonal relationships, and the environment. I'm all for revamping them as needed and I love mix and match of eras.

[@carolhieronymus8816]

Yay! The turquoise vase is back on the cabinet. Keep it there ….for me

[@dfinite1111]

You really know your stuff, Nick. Thanks for the education. Much appreciated.

[@RED-cy7ig]

For me the "art deco" style comes in and out in subtle ways. It will never go completely out like the post modern.

[@lsamoa]

True, it's timeless

[@grat2010]

I'm excited to hear you mention art deco. It will be interesting to see its reincarnation in our current time. Japandi will always speaktome though. I felt immediately calm just looking at the photos for it.

[@gardenjoy5223]

That horse table truly caught my eye. It's a beauty! Would go lovely with the 12: 16 green lounge, that I instantly fell in love with.

[@AChickandaDuck]

An example I point people too for Art Deco is the most recent The Great Gatsby movie. Beautiful examples!

[@supplementaryinfo]

This was super fun to watch! Do you have any tips on how families can resist their design style becoming “I have kids”?

[@KateHasCats]

Started watching and immediately thought, so Warm Minimalism is just Japandi? Thank you for going into the nuances!

[@debbiebowles7001]

One of the most valuable videos on all of my fav youtube channels for new knowledge and information over the last month. 🏆🥇

[@lmcwill0502]

You are by far my favorite designer , I always have to watch your videos as I come upon them.

[@musictheorywithmalia]

Thank you, Nick! It’s nice to be able to name what I like. My style is: Art Deco 30% + boho 50% + modern farmhouse 20% (NO signs, lol)❤️❤️

[@Nick_Lewis]

No signs indeed!

[@tweetesther]

Sounds like maximalism

[@ashleys4652]

Interesting combination

[@Jeannified]

You are the most interesting and knowledgeable designer I have seen on You Tube. You really have a deep understanding of all of the design styles, and how and why they came about. Immense thanks to you for sharing your wealth of knowledge with all of us!

[@Sooz1234]

Another very helpful and useful video! Trying to predict trends is especially useful in planning the look of spaces that can't (unless one is on an unlimited budget) readily be made over, such as kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, major furniture pieces and other pricey items. It would be very interesting to see you take a basic neutral space and layer over some of the elements from 2022 trends, as most of us have to do, with some sort of a limited budget in mind.

[@kagitsune]

This is a great video idea!

[@user-xg6zz8qs3q]

Having spent a lot of time on Pinterest and KZbin, I'm convinced that almost every design style is minimalism with a twist. It doesn't matter if you're Boho, Mid-century modern, Coastal or Scandinavian. Studio McGee exemplifies my point. Maximalism and Transitional swing the opposite direction, so my interest in interior design is renewed.

[@daniellegroenewoud5594]

Love the Art Deco style 😍

[@morganmackenziemarta]

I didn’t know Art Deco was a style- I love the cozy minimalism mixed with fun Art Deco pieces 🤩

[@lauracricket]

I would love to see dedicated videos breaking down Art Deco and maximalism please! 🥰 loved all the info here and I think you’re spot-on!

[@tin2009tin]

The living room with the molten mirror looks stunning

[@danixoxo8637]

I'm all about that warm minimalism

[@erint5373]

Art Deco inspo- Napier, New Zealand ♡ so So beautiful!

[@pinkelephant4591]

Warm minimalism is definitely already my style in the main living areas in my house

[@Hnowier]

Maximalism is just right for me! As Egyptian I have a treasures inherited from my grandparents.

[@gampelinteriors5329]

Totaly on this sustainable vintage maximalist wave! Agree with every word!

[@nancyioele-santos4556]

I have the biggest smile on my fave right now because Art Deco is my favorite style!

[@EricaNernie]

I was hoping for Art Nouveau and the Bloomsbury style, with walls painted with plants and flowers, plenty of pale colours (mauve, pink, pale green, pale blue), and furniture painted with lots of decorative motifs. Oh, well, maybe in a few years....

[@melissamybubbles6139]

Me too.

[@cmvc9131]

I really appreciate you having such good example photos of everything you're talking about. They seem very carefully chosen and are often an inspiration themselves. The pace of your videos is perfect, too. Great channel!

[@MaximilianvonPinneberg]

It is interesting that 3 of these styles centre on quality of furnishings and design over our more flippant furniture in some current design trends.

[@GwynneDear]

Art Deco is my jam! All those beautiful greens. 😍

[@jelenazivanovic962]

Ok. Art Deco is in my opinion the most beautiful period of design ever. Ever.

[@susannovak8263]

I really love art deco, too, in small doses. Some of the most beautiful art deco design can be seen in some buildings in Chicago. The elevator doors are spectacular. I also have a few decorative plates that belonged to my grandmother. I use them as shots of color in my rather minimal decor.

[@flowersafeheart]

Yay! In some ways warm minalism is similar to my style - intentional, curated, uncluttered, though also plenty of Hygge. But much more drawn to neutral and warm. I really don't feel at home in silver, gray, white, black. Hope you make a video on Hygge.

[@seviregis7441]

Personally I prefer the blend of warm and cool neutrals blended together in aesthetically pleasing ways.people considering “maximalism” need to consider the longevity and upkeep, cleaning, of having many objects around. It is possible to have a maximal sensory experience without clutter depending on the colors, textures, and geometries of what you choose.

[@zakosist]

I think I already kind of did maximalism style before knowing what it it, at least I have a lot of different decor I show of. Lots of different colors withing it too. Mostly paintings (many I actually painted myself), some posters and small sculptures, I think they go well together and is sort of "intentionally messy". I also got an aquarium last year and that adds some work of course. But I dont think there is a lot of extra cleaning with that style. There is some dust collection over time but that isn't overly visible and very quick to clean anyway. Longlivety isn't really an issue, I think those objects can last for many years. Furniture will probably wear at the same pace regardless of your style. Actual clutter comes mostly from food (including the container) and secondary clothes. My home is honestly never perfectly tidy (but also nowhere near what you see on some extreme hoarder pictures), but I do clean up on a regular basis and have mostly clear floor space

[@Chanett-Edden]

I do not often make comments on your channel, but wow, I ALWAYS LOVE your videos. SO so inspirering. Thank you. Much love from Chanett, Denmark....

[@shoshanachavab]

Thank you someone who talks about colour. I thank my architect artist father who had wonderful art decor and mid century furniture 🪑 in great colours. He taught me to love colour and to me brown and beige are blah. Except of course for wood 🪵 not painted white or grey or who knows what. I love ❤️ real wood 🪵 and it always brings a warmth to a home.

[@graziellaelschker4514]

For someone that thought didn't care about trends i sure got very excited about the rundown of these. In fact, i just realized that my pinterest board that i thought was so unique is actually a combination of all of them. I guess that is also the root of my frustration about my flat, since i seem to be unsuccesfully trying to get minimalism and maximalism together. And that as a naturally messy person haha.

[@user-qp6lj6gu7s]

You could maybe try to do different rooms in different styles but keep the colour palette cohesive throughout your entire home? Or keep the colour palette not entirely cohesive and have one extra colour "allowed" in specific rooms and give a bit of a bigger nod or focus to one style in each space. Lets say you like red and want it to be a main theme: red and pink palette could make for a really nice cosy and textured maximalist art deco bedroom, while a more minimalist living room could be done in a warm beige and red, with some intentional japandi choices and one post modern center piece. Maybe the other way around with a minimalist calm sleeping space and an inspiring maximalist living room would suit your needs and personality more?

[@jennifergermain7131]

not the first time I watch your videos but for some reason I only just noticed your wood furniture, very mid century which I have loved and collected (select pieces). Beautiful

[@Guro90]

Love your videos! It helps me realize which design styles I prefer myself, and makes it easier to make more cohesive interior design choices!

[@rachelm6780]

Great video! Can you please do a video on desert modern or southwest style? I live in California and that’s my style mixed with a beach vibe, not coastal, if that makes sense. I can’t find videos on those styles. Would appreciate it!

[@goofykitty286]

I love 💕 how you described Japandi! Beautiful, rustic and imperfect. Art Deco reminds of Gatsby. Thank you for your videos. Super helpful when I need inspiration!🤩😻

[@puckvanderbruggen44]

I found out about maximalism a few weeks ago and I LOVE IT, have been trying to decorate minimalistic for a few years but it just feels so empty and I won’t be doing that ever again.

[@robbysue90]

Nick! I loved this video. I saw a particular piece which has been evading my searches. At min. 1:01 under warm minimalism. There is a lounge chair that looks so good. Any idea what it is or do you happen to have the original picture file?

[@donnabednarczyk786]

Really loved this video. You are an excellent teacher/explainer, Nick!

[@sbettieross1490]

Thank you so much 🙏This really helped me figure out that Art Deco is the style that speaks to me ! Now I need an Art Deco for Broke Beginners video LOL

[@reganschultz9119]

I love you how you break it all down and used words like 'hearken' ;)

[@CatherineBerrouet]

oh my gosh... i hope art deco does come back! But I think that it's best for public places and not into the home because I get the impression that if a home's interior design is art deco styled that it would get old fast? Either way, it's gorgeous! It's like the entire space is art and lux.

[@EvanC881]

When you said Art Deco I had a major OF COURSE moment. I've been trying to figure out what I have been seeing on Pinterest and thinking about while redesigning my own room because I like midcentury modern but there is definitely a distinct new Thing I've been gravitating toward and boom it's totally art deco.

[@trisharnott7846]

I'm enjoying your videos more and more as you become more certain and more confident. Well done.

[@rmonson5002]

I just love ya, Nick and could watch you all day. The Japandi and Art Deco descriptions were so informative and inspirational! Thank you for taking the time to go into such great detail of all the "trends." I try not to be overly "trendy", mostly because I've inherited so much of what I own, but I do live in the world and am influenced by the era I live in just like everyone else; so I live for and love to see what is current! Thanks again!

[@Natalia-pc7fm]

I’m lucky to have some authentic art deco pieces from when my grandparents were newly weds in the 1930s. I hope I’ll be able to integrate them into the decor of my new country house.

[@HeronCoyote1234]

Great video! 13:35 the mauve/pink color of the walls is my bedroom (Benjamin Moore “Hidden Sanctuary”), which I compliment with eggplant, lilac, burgundy, and antique walnut (shade) bedroom furniture, a John Singer Sargent portrait painting (“Lady Agnew of Lochnaw” which haunts me with its stunning beauty), and another Victorian painting, all in appropriate period frames. So I’m combining Victorian and cozy minimalism. When I get my own apartment, rather than this house, I want to do that combo throughout the whole place. (I discovered, I love the Victorian florals on black backgrounds…very sumptuous.)

[@MsAmberlicious]

We're about to begin a reno of our unit. Thoughts on the longevity of navy blue kitchen cabinets? Gold or bronze hardware in kitchens or bathrooms?