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[@Wren402]

I have always loved classic traditional design, but my favorite is about 80% traditional mixed with 20% modern. I love the Parisian apartment with traditional millwork and fireplaces mixed with a few modern pieces. I would love advise on how to mix the two styles successfully.

[@04nbod]

Absolutely, the London Townhouse staple style. Cornice, Ceiling Roses, fireplace, panelling and a few tub chairs!

[@cherylkavanagh3387]

I have always loved transitional/traditional décor with a contemporary twist. I like having the clean lines of a simple sofa combined with some traditional items. More/maximalist does not have to mean clutter. Blending your classic pieces with beautiful accessories that give you joy will create an inviting home that you love.

[@MizJilly]

It should never mean clutter. It's an art to fill a place with numerous woods, fabrics, art, and colors and have it all look good. You need a really good eye and restraint.

[@cherylkavanagh3387]

@@MizJilly Agreed. Knowing how to curate a space is an art.

[@irisscally950]

So agree, mix of beautiful things.

[@charlenedimonte]

You said it perfectly. 👌🏼

[@lisagorman2480]

Apparently, I am WAY ahead of the trends! My home is decorated in toile, buffalo plaid, ornate light fixtures, busts, oriental rugs, sterling silver, china, etc. I am a maximalist to the max, never stopped, and I am SO excited to have everyone else come along and embrace the beauty with me!

[@ArentYoMamaD]

I'm here with you!! I"m finally back in style!! #maximalistsunite! #vintage

[@alisonh2112]

Me too. I am excited to see color come back! The neutral look of the last few years will eventually be dated. The classics have been around for hundreds of years and will still be here long after we are all gone.

[@taradc6037]

Sounds like my mom’s home for sure😅❤

[@DynamicBailey]

Not coming along for the ride!

[@PrissyJ07]

The older I get the more I love my minimalists & neutral colors look. Less to dust & clean also lol. I love most styles. We have to each do what makes us happy cause things come & go all the time❤❤

[@faith_9677]

I had all that, and now selling a lot of it, and replacing maximalist decor with minimalist decor. I love the blacks, whites and grays with light beiges & pops of nature like trees, throw pillows in Sherpa, caramel velvet Scandinavian vases with branches that bring sculptural figures, carrera marble and simplicity that has pieces that can be changed from room to room, such as during a holiday, seasonally, or just doing something differently. 💙💙

[@normamaher9901]

I totally agree, Minimalism gives me a sense of calm & contentment. Less really is more. Decluttering is changing my home for the better.

[@1sunnydeb]

This video threw me a curve!

[@sjb3594]

@@normamaher9901I agree with you and the sense of calm with less clutter. Too much makes me anxious. Less definitely is more.

[@patriciakassmeier8342]

@@1sunnydeb yes!!!

[@vlk40]

Yes this! I’m just tired of all of the clutter and changing to keep up with trends. This style you mentioned makes me feel peaceful and will be what I stick with.

[@maddyL1234]

I once had that style and got rid of it. I love the minimal neutral look as its very calming and dust free. I find its healthier but Im also displaying a silver collection in a glass fronted bookshelf...a little bit of both.

[@sandydupey]

I agree with you! Minimalist design is way easier to keep clean and neat.

[@melbabowen4389]

i’m so glad classic, traditional style is popular again.i’ve always decorated my home like in classic, timeless style.

[@lisagorman2480]

I was so excited to hear that even Valentina believes these styles will be "in" again. For me, it's never gone anywhere!

[@pamelahowell2082]

I'm an old English gal. No matter what updates I do in and around my homes, there'll always be a touch of old English classic included. Even while I'm living in Spain 🇬🇧😊🇪🇦. Welcome back, Valentina, and a very Happy New Year to you! 🙏🏽💕

[@melbabowen4389]

@@pamelahowell2082 , absolutely!

[@DynamicBailey]

I think people need to find a style that brings them joy then stay with it until it doesn’t. Stop being so drawn in by passing styles and designs. Just because a group of people say THIS is this year’s style, it doesn’t mean you have to pack up all the things you love just to jump on that bandwagon. I finally found my style a few years ago and have never felt so happy, content, and comfy in my home as I am now. I don’t have a name for my style. It’s a little bit of the styles that have come and gone and I absolutely love it. Everyone that walks in my home for the first time love the look and feel. They say it’s so warm, so inviting and so comfy. I created some of my own art, bought a beautiful pre-loved Pottery Barn sectional sofa for $900 ($5500 new), and have just collected beautiful items here and there for very little but it looks beautiful. Just do you. Let your heart and soul tell you how to decorate your home. Influencers are great and they’re fun to watch but, they can’t tell you what’s going to make you feel like you want to feel in your home. Only you can do that. Happy new year💖

[@vlk40]

I love this comment! Mine is also a huge mix of styles and I always get so many compliments. I come home and it’s so cozy and welcoming. And I don’t feel I have to change a thing. 😊

[@Magnolialeehouse]

I am super excited!!! I already appreciate fine antiques. The history behind them and the very fact that they are made by hand. I mix this with modern and new traditional pieces. The modern being classic, sophisticated and of good quality. This style is truly timeless and definitely feels like home!! I will be watching every video you put out! Thank you Valentina.

[@barbarakendall5184]

Comes ready assembled

[@veroave57]

Love it. So tired of grey and everyone’s home looking the same. 8:18

[@veroave57]

You do seem more natural. When you said that you were tired of following all the new treads, no need to laugh and seem so happy. Your home is beautiful. So looking forward to your videos sharing what you actually love.

[@ChrisCalmtheCrazy]

SO SO SO Happy that the Ralph Lauren, English/Scottish country, old world earthy foundations, and French chateau style are back!!! I just could never part with the cashmere plaids, wool tartans and rugs, tanned wood millwork and wall panels, rich quality leathers, tapestry and silk draperies, cream marble and black granites, brass and iron candlesticks, fine china, heavy cut crystal, etc. Some of us just would not let it go! Finely detailed Plaster walls!!!! We are back! Feeling I don't need to buy anything and finely back in style. 🤣 WOO HOO! Valentina, you are spot on about the coldness, emptiness of minimalism, gray, white, silver, sterile, depressing, and gloom. Also, about the constant, just buy a new home and furnishings every 5 years, are over. We are going into more difficult times, and I think people are done with trending fashion, keeping up with the Jones's, and what is cool at the moment. It is selfish marketing. It is not sustainable or good for our environments and planet. We want lasting classic style. We are back to living in our homes with textures, warmth, touch-ability, and visually interesting patterns and timeless high-end collectibles. I would hit the love button on this video if KZbin had one.

[@judyborscheid4195]

I have been going towards English countryside the past few years. I never got rid of my mother's and grandmother's inherited furniture because I like the warm, dark tones but I've added new lighter tones and the blend together is more interesting than having all the same wood tones. I live in a style home called a "carriage house" and I'm looking forward to your channel helping me achieve the beautiful home I've wanted living in an English countryside. Thank you Valentina!

[@sonjaortiz6857]

This all sounds so beautiful. I love English countryside. Sound like you have the perfect home for it!

[@maxinemm1607]

I am so excited that French country is coming in style!

[@accidental_teacher-jw8kl]

I don't think I'm ready for this. I still love my clean uncluttered lines.

[@alex_la_fantastica1632]

😂😂😂😂 same here

[@comet3nb]

I used to have clean uncluttered lines until I had to bring home the “gateway” painting….this huge painting that barely fits on my wall….now I can’t even see my walls anymore😂

[@shelleyfrow4551]

Me too! Clutter makes me feel unpeaceful!

[@Lioness_UTV]

You don't have to be IF your home comforts you then it's perfect. What you could perhaps consider are some of the muted colour accessories that fit in with your clean lines. Or perhaps no changes are required at all... 😊

[@sharonwolters3319]

Love this!! French country has been my desired style for 40+ years and I feel I have achieved it on my own level, like you said, layering it over the years. However the past few years of clean lines and minimalist style has made me 2nd guess if it's too fuddy duddy and old. Hearing you say it's coming back has made me feel confident in my style. Thank you!!

[@crystalferris8425]

Been there, done that! Don’t want to do it again! 😂😂😂

[@victoriafoley3958]

❤ the new trends! Love the warmth of the wood. The art is wonderful!l”

[@susanlarkin3790]

I have to chuckle, as I have not been financially able to totally change my decor with the minimalist era… still have beautiful patterned linen curtains, stacks of books, inherited furniture and oil paintings. However, the minimalism informed how I have carried it out in recent times with more modern art here and there, lighter colors and sleeker light fixtures. I truly love the mixing of these styles and am thrilled that the enduring classics are making their deserved comeback!

[@harmonywhalan4877]

YES YES YES!!! I am so very excited for you! It's all so personal and it's about what makes our hearts sing every single day!!!

[@minicufer]

I love the first style because I like the Ralph Lauren home aesthetic. I hope you can help us achieve these trends in a budget friendly way because I’m not planning on going broke this new year! Lol 💸💸💸

[@ericagreen4015]

I’m so glad that you have made this realization to stop chasing trends. I love classic style and I’m totally here for it.

[@lisaedelstein0118]

YES! In here for it!! I never completely left these beautiful styles and I’m so glad to see it all coming back. So glad I never got into the all gray/white trend.

[@ShelleB]

Totally agree! I rode out all of the other trends the past 10 years and now I’m back in style! I’m unapologetically traditional 😁

[@Lamara5292]

I am glad to hear you want to actually settle into your own cozy. My style is filled with things that I have inherited, purchased 20 or more years ago or items that I know will make my home mine. Heck it took me over two years to find the right couch.I refused to just buy a couch just to have one. Loving this comeback.

[@tammynicholson4460]

Interesting but also confusing. I felt like I was watching a new channel. Little exciting and liberating too. Ha! Looking forward to seeing the incorporation of these styles into your home. Maybe the message is do whatever makes you happy in your own home. Thank you for the video. Please don't perceive this as criticism. It's not. I'll be back for the next one:)

[@lisagorman2480]

My thoughts exactly.

[@shellymeier1020]

These trends remind me of “old money” . Neighborhoods I grew up around, were old money families, and today’s show sent me back in time. Classically beautiful, and with a story behind most items in the home. ❤️

[@lisafield4154]

I have lived in an absolutely stunning 1902 Victorian home for 10 years and my goal was to respect and honor it's original intended design while also keeping it relevant & updated in regards to paint colors, all new wallpapers, classic yet fun rugs, beautiful window treatments... I mix true antiques with new, I include high/low pieces. Lots of art work, we've added tons of art lights (really 'elevates' a space). The house was dark when we moved in with tons of dark beautiful woodwork. Simply changing out the wallpapers completely lightened up the rooms and it has turned out beyond my dreams. I am like you, I absolutely LOVE my home and feel so wonderful with every glance. Anyway...I could go on and on. My advice to younger people is take your time in your space before trying to make it perfect, let it evolve and build and then it will become a truly collected home with cherished items you would never consider trading in. Love you Valentina, you are always a breath of fresh air.

[@NachaMariaGR]

Your style is unique. You don't even have to follow trends - you're a trendsetter! We love your content!

[@romualdasequeira3224]

Yes,yes,yes, finally back to real gorgeous decor!

[@laurabrolley6079]

I love the idea and process of having items in a home that have meaning of heritage and sustainability. In my opinion, it gives a home a bespoke feeling and an appearance unique to one self.

[@kristenmorrison7323]

Wow! This is a surprise! I've loved your designs in the past and can't wait to see how you incorporate traditional elements into a modern home without looking cluttered and too busy! I actually have a lot of antique/traditional myself and incorporating them in a fresh way is a challenge. Looking forward to your tips!

[@keekac3119]

I love this! I’m also glad that your shared your heart about being at peace now after trying to keep up with the “new and up”. I have felt the same stress so your honesty was refreshing! THANK YOU VALENTINA!

[@fionaschiffl8065]

I’d love to see a HOV book showing how your style has changed and what you’ve learnt through your own journey. You have a unique style in your own category with more character in your design than any other, classic or otherwise. You are the cool woman in every way! The perfect balance between maximalism and minimalism is your clutter threshold and everyone has a different level even within a household. I’ve been creating ornamental designs for over a decade and never thought I’d hear you say the scrolly stuff was coming back!

[@jc6629]

I’m excited to watch you play with the trends. I’ll be watching & cheering you on! It’s not for me though. I like less stuff, clean lines, neutral colors, might add a pop of color here & there. Easy to keep clean & find things. I might add English roses to my garden or French baking dishes or champagne glasses, but it will be subtle decor adding to my neutral palette.

[@meganhakes2693]

Oh my goodness, I'm in heaven! My antiques actual can be in vogue again! Love the warm tones and despite the last few years trends I stuck to my style and renovated a 1907 Queen Anne schoolhouse with inviting warm tones and library style cozy spaces contrasted with 13 ft ceilings and 9 ft. Windows.

[@kellarz]

This has been my style since I was a little girl. I'm so excited and hope this brings about more classic styles we can find in retail stores as well. Most of my pieces are thrifted or vintage, but many need additional TLC for repairs or rejuvenation and after many years of this, I'm just about out of elbow grease! 😅

[@cristinaverdugo3512]

Beautiful!!! I love that style, it is timeless and gorgeous!!! ❤️ Thanks for sharing and if you de ide to change your beautiful home decoration, please share, I'm sure you'll do a great job 😉

[@aniazurek7258]

Valentina, I cannot express how much I appreciate you bringing in the word “sustainability“ and continuing to emphasize the importance of investing in quality pieces that are timeless and well made. In a time of fast fashion and fast homes, nothing feels more relevant than what you are talking about. Curating a beautiful home takes time, patience, knowing yourself, as well as a budget. Thank you for always reminding us of that.

[@mariahlvmh7812]

Sounds like a lot of clutter, cleaning and spending lots of $$$$ until minimalism comes back, which it will, but to each their own, I say decorate with what makes your space a home that you love to be 🥰

[@TheEberharts]

Yes yes yes. I am here for all of these styles.

[@laracroce5814]

Omg finally!!! I’ve always loved everything Versailles style and French provincial and English heritage ! So glad it’s gonna be in style again!!

[@sueo2573]

Has always been my style. Love the warm homey feelings in these rich styles. Non-painted woods. Bravo. Traditional French Country Tuscan

[@GothicMaximalist]

Thank you for speaking about these gorgeous and timeless design styles, but most importantly thank you for talking about sustainability! It’s so important, I hope to hear you speak more about sustainability in interior design 🖤

[@sarahjaramillo9039]

I am READY and oh soo EXCITED!! 🎉 I love these styles! Especially with all the ornate furniture and millwork. We bought our home in 2021 and are renovating, so the timing is PERFECT! ❤ Most of my furniture fits these styles, so it is exciting to see what ideas you give us so I can get the complete look 👏 I CANNOT wait to see all the ideas you will be sharing. LOVE YOU Valentina! Thank you for taking us on this journey.

[@ajafischer5919]

French country and English country heritage are my love language. Traditional, timeless design never goes out of style.

[@patriciabettis3383]

I'm a traditional style girl! But I love the French style and the manicured gardens of France. I am establishing the gardens now. I loved Frace. This new traditional is something I have always loved I just add my French pieces and soft colors.

[@patlofgreen8128]

I own a 1920 home and am so glad we are going back to traditional. It is a challenge to not look dated and still look classic. I am looking forward to seeing how people will convert change up to bring the warmth into their home without clutter but classic

[@jlloeppke]

I’m all in! I’m soooo happy to see minimalism going out. I’m not a full-on maximalist but I like having pieces with stories attached to them. These items remind me of wonderful times in my life. And, I’m all about actually using the items vs just setting them out for display. Let’s enjoy the things we love because YOLO!

[@lisagorman2480]

YES!! A curated home! Everything meaningful, tells a story, and sparks joy!

[@margieanderson8787]

I’ve always loved a classic home too. Now, I wouldn’t call myself a maximalist but I’ve always had fine china, crystal, a china hutch and a formal dining room. I also love high contrast like black and white. I’m not one to change my house completely to follow trends, maybe just find a way to incorporate a trend just to keep things looking fresh and up to date. But never a make huge investment in a trend. But your new video on these 2023 trends makes me happy!!

[@lorianderson1179]

I just got rid of all of this style last year! I'm not changing again. I'll keep my modern look. Lol!

[@patriciam5523]

I am happy to see some ornament pieces incorporated into simplistic styles. I am here for it!

[@joleeneburts440]

I love that these traditional timeless designs are coming back into the limelight! I love French Country design!

[@auroraturcotte2736]

Wow, didn’t see this coming. Excited to see how you will incorporate this trend into your space. I’m sure you will not disappoint! You are talented, inspirational and entertaining. Love everything about you and your family. Happy New Year! 🥂

[@norafl2821]

Loved it 💗, I updated my home and added touches of modern French country with hints of vintage and crystal chandeliers. Still working on it, just need to find the courage to add bold touches to bring all the ideas together. I wanted to add a little of what I gave seeing in my travels. It takes time but enjoying the process.

[@annemorrison3564]

Great video! Your enthusiasm is contagious. ❤❤❤

[@loriannvastine-kridner2556]

So excited to see how you incorporate these in your home. My favorite is probably English Manor. I have added many of your ideas in the past year and look forward to adding your must haves this year.❤

[@94Tajana]

When our grandma en grandpa passed away almost nobody wanted the oil painings, crystal glasses, the golden clock, the dark wooden table and the golden lamp. Some friends said it was old fashioned and it didn't belong in a modern household. We found ourselves (as a couple in their end twenties) explaining why we didn't jump on the next big trend.. I am so glad we did keep all these things. They have so much emotional meaning and family history to them. These things coming into fashion again just proves to me that you should avoid trends all togheter when you can. This way you can achieve your personal and timeless style better. I would love to see how you incorporate these styles in the modern everyday home with accessible accessoires.

[@scotgirl4703]

Happy New Year Valentina! I don't think I will be partaking of any of these trends, too busy for me. I like pared back but with some bright colour accents. I am sure you will tempt me with some things! Best wishes from Scotland 🥰

[@irenepirnik8781]

Excited about the first two love French country.

[@tammyd3924]

Wow Valentina! I will be on the sidelines with a bowl of popcorn watching you work your designer magic in each video this year. Your creative talents are boundless and you my dear are fearless. Bring it! ❤👍

[@pamelabixby2069]

THANK YOU!! Thank you for saying this !! I love simple clean lines but I miss my china and silver and antique furniture. I have been pulling it out lately and it has felt so good.

[@kyleleesherman1201]

I love the question posed what do I want for my own home? That is the question that stops the compulsion to shop the trends!

[@ritagross6044]

I'm sticking with my minimal/IKEA/thrift store finds. I have pets that jump on things, shed, and scratch stuff. I don't have time to dust much, so I keep as much in cabinets as reasonable. I'm in my 70s and I don't like clutter because it makes it tough to spot where I set my glasses, phone, etc. I have no plans to go French country or Tudor. I have had a philosphy last year - "Use what you have." That said, I love your advise and pictures definately influence my decor decisions- within my own parameters. The room @ 2:47 into your video suits me.

[@rwoodstock735]

YESSSSSS!!!!! FINALLY…….someone else who feels like minimalism leaves them feel soulless, empty, cold and “un hugged” if you will. I was giddy hearing your excitement for the trend of classic traditional home interiors coming back. It’s my heart…it’s my warm cozy hug! And for once, I’m going to be on trend 😂

[@SkywalkerSnape]

I have always love the English , French country style since I was a kid. Old world for an old soul. LOVE it! You’re absolutely right. It’s ageless 🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉

[@daisyrae1742]

Elevate, elevate and yes black is stunning-I’ve just done mouldings, a tin ceiling, built ins, a brass nautical chandelier and painted my husbands office in green black. Valentina, I’ve always been obsessed with old and anything i’ve tried new, never did it leave me obsessed as I am with the really classic-mix old and clean lines, dramatic with subtle you’ve got the 3.16=perfect balance, scientifically perfect.

[@janet9913]

Love the max, warmer wood tones, millwork. My father just passed and I have inherited quite a few silver items that I just love and was lamenting how noone wants to use fine china, crystal etc anymore. Maybe there is hope!

[@lisatidaback-brown4930]

So excited to see where this goes, Valentina! Relocated to another state 4 years ago and love my newer home but have been struggling with whatever my style is. I always trend towards French Country and Transitional but really want to take this "farmhouse" structure and soften it up with trim, molding, wallpaper, and soft color. Recently retired so now have the time to embrace my abode so that I can enjoy it for years to come. Happy 2023!

[@cat30s]

This is exactly what I want for my home! I love classic English style mixed with comfort!

I love everything French and the French style with the ornate, very detailed woodworking I'm all in. Let's do it

[@HouseofValentina]

Sounds great!

[@martaharo9605]

Happy New Year! I’m so excited to see how you incorporate these styles into your home. Thanks for inspiring us to live our best lives and to never conform to just one style.

[@gemmastone2202]

I LOVE this. It’s like the difference between being interested in fashion (the ‘it’ bag, the right designer, the current shape of jeans or hemline) and being interested in style (the perfect basic t shirt, the battered old leather jacket that fits just right). I’m so inspired!

[@mompreneurlife]

❤ thank you for the tips. Interior design has always been a mystery to me. Good to know of the upcoming trends, because we may have to add a few pieces of decorations to our house soon.❤

[@kellyandcindymurphy1218]

looking forward to 2023 with you guys ❤️

[@Beajacks]

Im not a maximalist, but im so glad I kept my display cabinet with all my lovely cut glass, china and silver, that I can enjoy looking at every day. Looking forward to seeing what changes you make Valentina ❤x

[@mosermingo847]

Could not agree more about finding a classic style and pieces that I love-“the capsule home”. I appreciate how you share finding peace out of the angst of trend following. I love trends and add accessories here and there, but I also have “early attic” pieces that were family hand-me-downs that I would have never bought. For example, I have my mother in law’s old china cabinet, but bought my own clean-lined dining table and side board. So, I put some leopard print fabric in the cabinet as a background and modernized the old, traditional piece. Now, I love it and have embraced the eclecticism of the mix. As I watch videos of all these incredibly famous designers’ homes, that’s what they almost always do. Have fun!

[@biasanto]

I’m so excited!! I absolutely love this French old world style. I was waiting so long for this moodiness to come back. I think is so rich. Reminds me of European high end hotel. I’m excited!!

[@SpurgeonPerkins]

I've never liked the ornate fabrics or wallpapers, but I really love all of the mouldings in this video.

[@sandydupey]

Wow! After reading a lot of the comments it seems like I am alone in this one haha. I don’t mind it though, I have learned so many tips from Valentina while keeping my minimalistic style and I love it! I will not be changing anything for sure in the year to come 😊

[@suzettefox8364]

I agree with everything you said. I see these trends coming back and love the feeling of warmth, coziness and welcome that English country side and French country side bring. My favorites are arched doorways and picture framed walls. Absolutely love it xo

[@cancandoit]

French Country happens to be my favourite design style. I don't ever know if it's in or out because it ALWAYS looks good to me.

[@fancycat]

I have always loved French country too. I don't care if it is on "trend" or not.

[@denisearmstrong7931]

Love this! This is how my home is decorated - classic/modern/neutral/maximized, and all age groups love it, especially the younger people!

[@kristinabrahams3511]

I am so pleased to learn that the traditional English and French style is back! I just love the type of design that tells a story of quality and style that has lasted through the years; a home that is filled with beautiful fabrics, oil paintings, books and personal items which tell the story of the family who lives there. I have to be honest and tell you that I stopped watching your channel last year since I really didn't enjoy the scaled back clean-lined Scandinavian style - I find it sterile and devoid of personality (despite being a Swede myself). Now I'm back to your channel and looking forward to the new content. Happy New decorating year:)

[@murcatus50]

It’s back! I’m so excited, can’t wait! I just love, love a home with a soul!!

[@melaniej596]

I’m loving your focus on surrounding yourself with things you love, things that you want to actually keep for years to come. My husband and I have spent many years collecting the pieces in our home and I pride myself on investing in pieces that can be moved from room to room - for example an antique dresser that looks as at home in a living or dining room as it does in a bedroom. I love to “shop my home” when I’m accessorizing and see what objects can be moved into a new space when I’m redecorating for each new season. When the things you own come with stories like the little antique shop in Scotland or the summer flea market in Pennsylvania that you found them in they bring a kind of warmth into your home that enhances everything around it.

[@newhampshirehomes]

Valentina, you are always so cheerful and fun. I love your enthusiasm for all these things, and I love how you do your videos to describe the beautiful aesthetics of homes. I also love your travel and shopping videos.

[@reneeperry6488]

I love how emotional you are when speaking about style. As a realtor I love to encourage my clients to make a home speak to and for them. It should reflect their style. I agree with welcoming the beauty of trim and more vintage elements with neutral! Texture can be wonderful! But also having a place to rest your eyes between elements and texture is what I believe gives us a sense of peace and that home feel. Loved this video ❤

[@annemorrison3564]

There’s a world-wide shortage a craftsmen that know how to create and work on the ornate style.

[@dianaivanov9763]

Finally back to true decorating !We should not be following trends but surround ourselves with pieces we love , antique pieces with longevity and often hand made or hand painted. A home should reflect the interests and taste of the owners and tell a story with pieces collected over the years. Accessories can be either expensive or high-end, old or new as long as we connect to them. The paired down look and minimalism have left people with cold interiors and feel very impersonal. I am glad I kept all my classical furniture and ornate accessories, Happy to see you are veering away from the current blah look! Also some of your viewers might like following “ the potted boxwood” and Sophie Patterson on u- tube, the homes featured are breathtaking, modern but still incorporate classicism and traditional style. (I loved your old pieces in your home they balanced the modern part of your house. )Valentina just follow your heart and keep showing us what makes you excited about design. Great video I too am waiting to see where 2023 takes you. Happy new year!

[@lisagorman2480]

Ah yes, the Potted Boxwood, my guilty pleasure! I am so happy to hear that these styles are coming back "in" (I've always decorated this way) but I am now distressed that my beloved vintage and antique stores will go empty overnight, lol. I understand the appeal (but not the high price tags ) of CB2 and other cookie-cutter stores and styles, but for me, I crave character, originality and bespoke furniture! Bring on 2023!

[@heidijones1516]

YEA!!! The best news, I'm so happy to hear this. I love English and French country, and "curated" more is more! Bring on the details, the layers, patterned drapery, beautiful florals, library walls and telling your story. This is a home that can take some time to come together but it is so inviting and warm. Minimalism is a much quicker style to put together so I get why it appeals to the masses. I agree with the statement; "It's not hoarding if it's good stuff!" Great video, it makes my day.

[@tygerlily1700]

This classic style suits me. I also like the warmth of cottages and flowy curtains/sheers. Etc.💜 Thank you for sharing! God Bless you

[@wk187]

I’m SO obsessed with the dark academia, elegant, sophisticated style. Growing up I couldn’t stand this look, funnily enough. I recently started working at my state’s Capitol building and fell in love with its rich, ornate feel. This is such a refreshing change from the gray and white neutral that dominated for years (which i also loved for some time)! I also love a beautiful neutral home, so I’ve been going for more of the California Casual aesthetic! It’s characterized by light, airy neutrals combined with vintage pieces like aged brass, washed out navy, plum, and wine, and varied wood tones that result in a home that feels tidy and cozy at the same time.

[@loriganiear4961]

Gosh, reading all the comments.. Apparently I'm not the only one who likes classic, traditional, old world whatever you want to call it!😄 I have always liked neutral tones because you can always add pop of color or a little trendy thing if needed. I am so glad I didn't get on the grey wagon! I told my husband all these folks getting rid of their families beautiful all wood furniture (not partical board crap) are going to be so sorry.. and will be going to antique shops trying to recreate family heirlooms. So sad! You have to be practical.. not to much cluttered but really hold onto valuable timeless things for the long haul. Bravo Valentina! Lets make our homes layered and wonderfully cozy!❤

[@julesdavis1845]

It’s so nice to calm down, and not rush out to buy stuff because we can. It’s reassuring to me to choose high quality items that will last. I’ve lived outside the US and experienced the joys of living without the obsession to “keep up’ with other’s choices.

[@KrisYoung-rw6hs]

New year, new trends, new coffee cup! Valentina knows the right way to adapt trends to make long lasting appeal. Cozy, approachable, long lasting - speaking my language. The reference to such credited books is amazing and reminder to keep those classic pieces to switch out throught the years (yes I need to bring out my Waterford too). Going warmer also with my house refresh.

[@gabriele1309]

Finally! I am so happy, that I kept a lot of old furnitures, and chandeliers. Sometimes I was thinking about giving them away. Now I am really excited about your tipps, how to integrate them into our homes. Also about the colourpalattes!!!

[@usamnmusclenut]

BLACK is an absolute must in EVERY room. I have had all the doors 14:08 in my house painted black foe several years. Makes builder grade doors look far better. Trim moldings match the wall color only glossy. Change white lamp shades to black…really makes lamps look better. Black accessories also elevate your style. #loveblack

[@mariapena4712]

I’m a semi-maximalist, if that is actually a thing. I’ve tried to slim down on my decor, but eventually add more as I revamp for the seasons. How I see it, I love romancing the ordinary. Plus, I have a valid reason to go antiquing! 😊

[@jeanetteperkins7011]

Yes!!! I'm so glad these traditional elements are coming back!

[@junemaguire5053]

So excited to hear this, I’m all for this.

[@jjjireh9442]

Totally appreciate your authenticity and sincerity. Thank you for giving ideas to decorate our homes and not just our houses. Looking forward to maximising my place so that my friends and I can enjoy it.

[@bevie4]

Huh??? I quit watching your channel a while back because of all the black and white and sleek minimalist decor but popped back in today to see what you were trending for 2023 and almost fell out of my chair! So surprised to see you go in this direction and be excited about it.. I have loved this style and lived this style most of my life and yes Charleston and I thank you 🙂

[@dlindsay913]

It will be interesting to see how V brings this into her house! I am totally eclectic in furnishings and decor...works in most style trends, except modern.

[@HouseofValentina]

I’m working on that now. It’s actually been happening over the last few months and I’m falling in love with our home all over again!

[@dlindsay913]

@@HouseofValentina I recall when you left your 'dresser' in the living room. It added so much character. I loved that!