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Floors You’ll Regret in 2025

Ready to ditch those dated floors? Designers say glossy espresso hardwood, vinyl laminate, millennial gray, and skinny planks are officially out for 2025. Why? They’re hard to keep clean, feel cold, or just scream “last decade.” Instead, think light natural woods, cork, wide planks, and matte finishes for a cozy, timeless vibe. Your future self will thank you for the upgrade! #Home #InteriorDesign #HomeTrends

Adam Boyer

NYC home decor trends on the way out

NYC apartments are ditching the all-white, ultra-minimalist look for warmer, more personal spaces. People are swapping out high-maintenance bouclé sofas, impractical see-through furniture, and those overdone “Live Laugh Love” signs for cozier textures, durable fabrics, and real art that actually means something. Even those dramatic accent wallpaper walls and farmhouse touches are being replaced by styles that feel more authentic to city life. Have you noticed your own tastes shifting? What trend are you ready to say goodbye to—or secretly still love? Let’s hear what’s changing in your space! #Home #NYCDecor #HomeTrends

wmadden

Alcoves Are the New Kitchen & Bath Obsession

Architectural alcoves are popping up everywhere in 2025, and honestly, I’m obsessed. Designers are using these built-in nooks for everything—think cozy breakfast corners, hidden coffee bars, and dreamy tub retreats. They’re not just cute, they’re super functional for storage and display. Want to make your space feel luxe and unique? Add an alcove, paint it a bold color, or throw in some dramatic lighting. This trend is all about mixing style with practicality! #Home #HomeTrends #InteriorDesign

William Wilkerson

Dallas designers call out dated sofa colors

Brown microfiber, flat beige, and cool gray sofas are officially out in Dallas, according to local designers. If your living room still features one of these, you’re not alone—but these colors now make spaces feel dated and less inviting. Even bold choices like fire engine red or hunter green are getting the boot, as they’re tough to style and can overwhelm a room. Designers are leaning into textured neutrals, warmer grays, and rich, earthy tones that bring warmth and flexibility. Have you recently updated your sofa or are you holding onto an old favorite? Let’s hear what colors you’re loving—or leaving behind! #Home #DallasDesign #HomeTrends

megan01

Atlanta home styles buyers love (and leave)

Atlanta’s real estate scene is flipping the script on what’s hot and what’s not. Those once-coveted Tuscan-inspired homes and oversized McMansions? They’re now harder to sell, with buyers turned off by dated looks and high upkeep. Cookie-cutter subdivisions and all-beige interiors are also losing their charm, while cramped bathrooms are a dealbreaker for many. On the flip side, modern farmhouses, Craftsman bungalows, and mid-century modern gems are in high demand, especially in intown neighborhoods. Townhomes, renovated ranches, and homes with ADU potential are flying off the market. What home style would you chase—or avoid—in today’s Atlanta? #RealEstate #AtlantaRealEstate #HomeTrends

Jamie Brown

Joanna Gaines’ Tiny Room Glow-Up Secrets

Obsessed with Joanna Gaines’ latest Mini Reni? She just squeezed all the 2025 home trends into a tiny sunroom and bathroom, and it’s honestly a masterclass in cozy, vintage vibes. Think oxblood red trim, wild plants, rattan everything, and a floral tapestry that ties it all together. Even the bathroom got a rustic-chic upgrade with sage checkerboard floors and gold hardware. The best part? Most of the pieces are from Magnolia, so you can totally steal her look! #JoannaGaines #HomeTrends #InteriorDesign #Home

Julie Padilla

Martha Girl Summer Is Here!

Martha Stewart is having a major moment—again! Her slow-living, homey vibes are all over Pinterest (searches up 273%!) and Gen Z is obsessed. Think: garden-fresh flowers, rustic bakes, cozy dinners, and backyard hangs. It’s all about making your space feel like a sanctuary and savoring the simple stuff. Are you channeling Martha with a fresh loaf of bread or a cute dinner party? Because this summer, it’s all about those ‘good things.’ #MarthaStewartSummer #SlowLiving #HomeTrends #News

Jenna Stark

Target’s Coastal Decor Sale Is a Steal!

Obsessed with that breezy, beachy vibe? Target’s got a major sale on their coastal home collection right now! Think shell napkins, lobster napkin rings, seagrass chargers with cute scalloped edges, and even a fish-shaped serving platter—all for under $10 each. Perfect for making your place feel like a seaside escape without breaking the bank. Don’t sleep on these deals if you want your home to look like a vacation spot! #TargetFinds #CoastalDecor #HomeTrends #Home

Susan Ball

Nature-Inspired Floors Are Having a Moment

Obsessed with those calm, earthy vibes? Biophilic flooring is the trend everyone’s talking about. Think wood, stone, and even vinyl that looks like the real deal—bringing the outdoors in for a cozy, grounded feel. Pro tip: warm wood tones, sandy neutrals, and mossy greens totally nail the look. Bonus: you don’t have to splurge on hardwood—bamboo, cork, and luxe vinyl are all in. Pair with woven rugs and plants for the ultimate zen zone! #HomeTrends #BiophilicDesign #FlooringInspo #Home

Richard Jones

Why Even Millionaires Are Choosing to Rent

Turns out, renting isn’t just for broke college grads anymore. With sky-high home prices and wild maintenance costs, even wealthy folks and retirees are saying 'no thanks' to buying. Gen Z and millennials are holding off on homeownership, and more boomers are jumping back into the rental pool. Some millionaires even prefer renting for the perks—think luxury amenities and zero repair headaches. Is the American dream shifting from owning to renting? #RentingLife #RealEstate #HomeTrends #Millennials #GenZ #Safety

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