7 Overdone Bathroom Trends Designers Want to Leave Behind

The patio is an essential part of the home, no home is complete without one. Can you imagine living in a house, and not having a backyard where you can drink your morning coffee and relax? I don’t think so!

Ever wish you had the design-savvy eye of an interior designer? Well, you’re in luck. We can’t grant you all the know-how of a professional, but we can give you an insider's take. First up: giving you a little insight as to what interior designers notice first about spaces.  We tapped three interior designers to dish what stands out to them most when entering a room. Read on for their thoughts, then look at your own spaces with fresh, interior designer-like eyes.

If you're fortunate enough to have your own dedicated outdoor space, you're going to want to make the most of it this season.

Add a touch of happy vibes and greenery to your washroom, taking inspiration from these Bathrooms Turned into Incredible Indoor Gardens!

Looking for some new houseplants that have a color to match? Well, you have landed yourself in the right place! If you are someone who loves the color red, then you’re going to love these Red Indoor Plants! Their stunning foliage can be a focal point of your home decor, elevating the look of your interiors!

With the help of these Small Bathroom Organization Ideas, you can transform the look of your mini bathroom utilizing every single inch of space cleverly!

A quick search for “picnic aesthetic” on Pinterest brings up photo after photo of a perfectly curated picnic setup: homemade heart-shaped cakes, bowls of colorful fruits, and bottles of San Pellegrino or pitchers of lemonade spread across airy, white linen blankets, usually accompanied by a bouquet of wildflowers. What you won’t find in these curated picnic pics are styrofoam cups, paper plates, and plastic utensils—and while a big part of that comes from the desire to create a pretty photo op, sustainability also plays a role. 

With many people increasingly valuing wellness rooms and the infusion of luxury into everyday routines, the wet room has been on the rise. Many homeowners are now looking to upgrade their bathrooms to create a more spa-like experience by adding this high-end bathroom layout.

It’s no secret that the ’70s are back. From wicker furniture to disco balls and maximalist designs, homeowners are increasingly drawing inspiration from the fun and eclectic designs of the 1970s. One of the newest ’70s-inspired trends to hit the interior design world is the return of colorful plumbing fixtures like toilets, bathtubs, and sinks. In fact, Kohler recently announced the return of two of its most popular archived colors—Spring Green and Peachblow—which will make their official debut in summer 2023.

A truly special backyard enclave embraces design tactics that will make the outdoor space feel like an extension of the design themes inside a home, notes Kathy Kuo founder and CEO Kathy Kuo Home.

You don’t often hear about sizable bathrooms feeling cramped, it’s usually a small bathroom feeling like tight squeeze. But that was the case in this San Rafael, California primary bathroom, which “felt dated and felt a bit cramped considering what a large space it is,” according to interior designer Corine Maggio of CM Natural Designs, who oversaw the project.

Outdoor entertaining season has already started to kick off—if you're wondering what types of trends will be big when it comes to hostingal fresco in 2023, read on for insight from a variety of experts.