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I'm an interior designer. Here are 5 trends that are in and 5 that are out right now.

Tyka Pryde EdwardsJan 13, 2024, 16:35 IST

Earthy tones are in and sterile white is out this fall.Anastasiia Krivenok/Getty Images; Tom Merton/Getty Images

As an interior designer, I have an idea of which trends will be in and what will be out this fall.
Thrifted, timeless furniture and earthy, warm tones will reign supreme this fall.

Sustainable and eco-friendly decor is becoming more popular.

Go with furniture made from recycled wood.Nana_studio/Shutterstock

Incorporate purposeful maximalism.

Choose to decorate with intention if you're going for a maximalist style.Andreas von Einsiedel/Getty Images

Earthy tones and warm neutrals are perfect for fall.

Ambers and yellows create a cozy ambiance.Anastasiia Krivenok/Getty Images

Cozy and layered textiles are perfect for colder weather.

Add a chunky, textured throw to the bed or couch.New Africa/Shutterstock

Vintage-inspired pieces are on the rise.

Vintage-feeling touches add character.Jodie Johnson/Shutterstock

On the other hand, fast furniture and disposable decor are out this season.

Fast furniture often doesn't stand the test of time.Andrew Angelov/Shutterstock

Steer clear of excessive clutter.

Be sure to organize your shelves so your home looks neat.Shutterstock

Cool grays and monotone whites aren't cozy enough for fall.

Instead of white, go for something with warmth.Ground Picture/Shutterstock

Minimalism can look too sterile.

Minimalist decor isn't very cozy.Getty Images

Gone are the days of rooms full of overly matchy-matchy decor.

Decor with matching colors and patterns can look impersonal.Artazum/Shutterstock

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