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Interior designers share 14 of the worst trends they saw this year, so far

Cheyenne LentzJan 14, 2024, 06:45 IST

White, minimalist kitchens are one of the trends that's fallen out of favor, according to interior designers.Switlana Sonyashna/Shutterstock

  • Insider asked four interior designers to share the worst home trends they saw this year.
  • Gray tones are being replaced by colors that are easier to pair together, such as lighter nudes.
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Sectionals may not be right for every space.

Sectional sofas are comfy, but they're too big for some living rooms.Sheila Say/Shutterstock

Say goodbye to the gray-tone movement.

Gray interiors had their moment, but designers are moving past them.mixphotos/Shutterstock
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Open floor plans are giving way to segmented zones.

Having one big space for living, eating, and dining isn't very popular anymore.Artazum/Shutterstock

Overly coordinated decor is fading in popularity.

Matching all the accents in a room isn't necessary.Mike Higginson/Shutterstock
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Cluttercore is being replaced by a cleaner, more curated look.

Maximalist design styles are starting to wane a bit.FotoHelin/Shutterstock

The gaudy gold look is going out of style.

Gold can be used more sparingly in homes.Followtheflow/Shutterstock
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Mid-century modern is starting to feel dated.

There's been an overload of mid-century modern furniture in recent years.Aspects and Angles/Shutterstock

Overdoing it with artwork can kill the flow from one room to the next.

Gallery walls are popular, but they can mess with the flow of your home.Ground Picture/Shutterstock
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Minimalistic kitchens are giving way to warmer, homier aesthetics.

All-white kitchens were trending for a while.Yiistocking/Shutterstock

Cluttered open shelving needs to go.

There are better ways to store things in your kitchen than open shelving.Switlana Sonyashna/Shutterstock
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An untamed plant room is too wild of a statement.

A few statement plants will be easier to care for than having a jungle room.Followtheflow/Shutterstock

Cold, industrial lighting is being replaced by warmer, cozier alternatives.

Industrial lighting fits in with recently popular minimalist trends, but it can be harsh.Dariusz Jarzabek/Shutterstock
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Loud ceilings have seen their heyday.

Painting ceilings was a trend for a bit.alexandre zveiger/Shutterstock

Over-the-top themed rooms have gotten out of hand.

You don't need your bathroom to look like the ocean.Alhim/Shutterstock
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