There Are So Many Old Interior Design Trends That Disappeared Too Soon — Which One Would You Bring Back?

So many to pick out from !

Every time period results in interior design styles and trends, which represent the eras of history they belong to. Today,modern trendsinclude sustainable designs, multi-functional spaces, and earthy tones. In the years to come, these trends will be considered “outdated” and give way to new emerging ones.

Some interior design trends should probably stay in the past, but in a world of beige and “millennial gray,” it might be time for some to make a resurgence! So I’d like to know: which “old” interior design trend are you ready to see make a comeback?

Maybe you’re over all the neutral wall colors and ready to see more patterned walls and heavy drapes, calling back to the Victorian era!

Or maybe you’re completely over the modern, sterile trend and long for the geometric shapes and luxurious materials often seen in Art Deco rooms.

Or maybe you’d rather trade the minimalism of today for bold colors often featured in a retro-styled home, like midcentury modern or the maximalsim of the ’70s.

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So many to choose from!

Stylish living room with a brown sofa, abstract wall art, potted plants, and natural light streaming in through large windows

Ornate, vintage bedroom with a four-poster bed, patterned wallpaper, and luxurious decor. Large windows overlook a scenic view. Rolled papers on floor

Elegant living room with vintage sofas, a decorative fireplace, chandeliers, and bookshelves, creating a luxurious and cozy atmosphere

Stylish bedroom with a mirrored vanity table, makeup items, a cushioned stool, and a neatly made bed, reflecting elegant interior design

Retro-style kitchen with a vintage fridge, wooden dining table, and mosaic floor. Shelves display cookware and an organized countertop

Some interior design trends should probably stay in the past, but in a world of beige and “millennial gray,” it might be time for some to make a resurgence! So I’d like to know: which “old” interior design trend are you ready to see make a comeback?#

Maybe you’re over all the neutral wall colors and ready to see more patterned walls and heavy drapes, calling back to the Victorian era!#

Or maybe you’re completely over the modern, sterile trend and long for the geometric shapes and luxurious materials often seen in Art Deco rooms.#

Or maybe you’d rather trade the minimalism of today for bold colors often featured in a retro-styled home, like midcentury modern or the maximalsim of the ’70s.#

Some interior design trends should probably stay in the past, but in a world of beige and “millennial gray,” it might be time for some to make a resurgence! So I’d like to know: which “old” interior design trend are you ready to see make a comeback?

Maybe you’re over all the neutral wall colors and ready to see more patterned walls and heavy drapes, calling back to the Victorian era!

Or maybe you’re completely over the modern, sterile trend and long for the geometric shapes and luxurious materials often seen in Art Deco rooms.

Or maybe you’d rather trade the minimalism of today for bold colors often featured in a retro-styled home, like midcentury modern or the maximalsim of the ’70s.