“Whenever I see a home with gray-toned wood floors, gray cabinets, gray walls, tiles, and countertops, I think the space not only looks bland, but outdated,” says YouTube creator Sorry. says Becky Wright of Girls. Toronto with a focus on DIY, sustainability and interior design. White hues and muted gray interiors were the providence of the shabby chic cottage style interiors of the '80s and his '90s.Even Joanna Gaines elevated her farmhouse style fixer upper, Break up the gray with saturated greens and bold blues.
If you're not sure how to proceed, or want to go for a bold color, Wright recommends choosing white. Easy to fill in if you change your mind later or want to customize with furniture of any color. You can also try putting up wallpaper with an interesting pattern and peeling it off. According to a recent home decor trends survey conducted by global payments and shopping service Klarna, purchases of wallpaper, especially in jewel tones and patterns, increased by 92%.
carpeted stairs
Wood kitchens aren't the only place where natural materials shine, with plenty of backsplash options to complement the look. Wood is making a comeback throughout the house, including the staircase. As a result, carpeted stairs, especially those covered in beige, look very ordinary. “Carpeted staircases often look worn-in if they are original. [to the house]” says Kelsey McDiarmid, also of Sorry Girls. “They'll think it's not their style or it might be unsanitary. If they strip it and paint it or stain it or add a runner to the stairs, that's an extra win. will be obtained.”
If you don't plan on majorly updating your staircase in the future, at least replace the carpet with a new one. For a modern carpet, choose textured and tactile carpet patterns. These designs are woven at different heights to create a luxurious three-dimensional effect.
marble in the kitchen
