Coastal Grandma?
“Trendy” has developed a somewhat negative connotation in recent years due to the rapid fluctuations in public taste. When it comes to your home, embracing a new aesthetic means living with it on a daily basis. Working with trends should involve incorporating these styles into your existing decor, adding a touch of the trend without completely surrendering to it. In this summer’s trend, we will guide you on how to embrace the concept of “coastal grandma.”
First and foremost, focus on using durable textiles typically reserved for outdoor spaces. However, these modern textiles are not the stiff and rough fabrics we are accustomed to. Instead, you can find softer textiles in a variety of vibrant colors that work well both indoors and outdoors. These textiles are not only visually appealing but also incredibly resilient, making them ideal for handling whatever your family throws at them.
Colors, Textures and Patterns...
Additionally, let’s rethink the color palette. Consider moving away from the dominance of “greige,” which has been prevalent throughout the 2020s. Embracing a variety of colors, patterns, and textures can bring a playful and refreshing touch to your space. While there are no specific colors that clients are currently drawn to, mixing various hues according to your personal taste is an excellent way to enhance your existing decor.
Remember, incorporating trends into your home should be done thoughtfully, blending them with your own unique style to create a harmonious and inviting space. By doing so, you can ensure your living environment feels both up-to-date and personally fulfilling.
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