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30 of the worst modern home trends that WILL go out of fashion

These hot home trends are won't last the course
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These hot home trends are won't last the course

Timeless or tiring? Some interior trends become so ubiquitous that they start to lose their appeal. Don't worry if your homes are packed with these popular looks – they are certainly gorgeous right now. However, we're just not sure how we will feel about them in a decade.

From open-plan living to pallet furniture, these are the trends that we think are going out of style or will do sooner or later.

Click or scroll through and let's see if you agree...

Rachel Homer

16 October 2024

Interiors

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