Using dark paint colors without considering lighting can make spaces feel cramped and gloomy. Testing paint samples in different lighting conditions is now a standard practice.
Trendy white or gray-toned wood floors can quickly look dated and show dirt easily. Designers now prefer timeless wood tones like white oak or walnut for flooring.
While touchless faucets seem modern, they can be unreliable and difficult to maintain. Many designers now recommend sticking with manual faucets for reliability.
Past trendy choices like pink cabinets and countertops can quickly feel outdated. Designers now suggest keeping permanent fixtures neutral and adding color through less.
Floating shelves were trendy but can look cluttered and collect dust. Designers now prefer vintage cabinets or consoles with doors for a curated look.
Bold wall colors can be fun initially but may lose their appeal quickly. Designers recommend using trendy colors as accents rather than primary wall colors.