7 TIMELESS INTERIOR DESIGN TRENDS THAT NEVER GO OUT OF STYLE 🤩

Hey everyone, today we're discussing some interior design and decorating elements that are TIMELESS! Because it's not always all about being trendy 😉

🎶 Music:

POSH PENNIES ON THE INTERWEBZ !

CHECK OUT MY AMAZON STOREFRONT FOR BEAUTIFUL & AFFORDABLE DECOR!

I may make a small commission from sales through these links. Thanks for the support!!!😍

✉️ CONTACT:
*spam emails will be ignored/blocked

♥ Vivien

[hoosierlady]

I loved passing the test..Im an Interior designer and ppl always want the new trends but they don't realize how much the classics will bring it all together!

[yart]

The way you explain all things interiors is excellent. From start to finish every piece of information is relevant and useful; and great sense of humor. Love the hair too. Thank you for the lessons in this, and previous episodes. 😊

[DForDelecTable]

Love your hair & great video as always! ❤

[rockshot]

Thanks Pretty Posh. I am an architect but cannot do interiors, you by FAR are the best teacher. The lingo and the design principles are the same but soooo different in process and approach. I understand you, the what and the why of everything. I had to do like 5 rooms and was lost and watched the other channels to see the trends to know what the trends were so I could avoid those. One thing is that I like the black mullions but you are right, they will go out of style. 🥰 Another thing, for example, is that "mixing metals" I believe to be complete nonsense. The last thing is that it does take time to "get things right", might even be a never ending process. That was a new concept for me. You are SOLID!
A design element I think we both often forget about it "whimsy", clients "poo-poo", this doing things just for the hell of it and squelch out fun. I am doing a small bathroom that is just CRAZY. The colors carry throughout but my sconces are outdoor huge garage carriage lights, ridiculously huge pattern wallpaper, stainless steel kitchen sink, artwork is literally Banksy's graffiti, etc. Not finished but the result will look great, but "tongue in cheek". I is already my favorite room.

[victoriafleming]

Yay!! Missed your videos! Love your hair 🤎

[michellecacace]

I love the neutrals for the expensive items and then add color with decor pieces.

[sarat]

Ohh a new video! I love timeless pieces! Great tips! And love your hair 🥰

[EtherealBlueRainbow]

In interior design fashion colors in vogue change, leaving your home behind. You also get bored & want to feel refreshed after a while. It costs too much to change permanent items, especially if you're like me & you've picked them with care & want them to last.
Personally, I also switch colors following the seasons for everything, clothing, bedding, small decorations : orange, red & brown in the fall ; red & green in December ; blue, white & a touch of yellow to cut the coldness in the winter (pastel blues & colder colors in clothing), pastels in slightly warmer tones in the beginning of spring, transitioning to green & flowers in full spring, to blue turquoise & bold accent colors in the summer. I live with the changes of nature around me.
I really need timeless, neutral (no too warm or cold) permanent pieces for my place so I can play with seasonal colors as I want, something that can enhance those colors.

[BGL]

Your design sense is excellent. I always learn so much from you and I stop the video many times to study the interiors.

[victoriafleming]

Will grab a wee cuppa to watch before bed 🤓 love from Belfast, Northern Ireland 😚 xO

[TheresaTV]

I love all your advice in this video! For us, buying neutral sofas was a real game-changer. We bought a couple of quality ones over the years and they are so easy to decorate around. We’re not stuck with 70’s plaid or 80’s floral for decades like our parents were.

[PoliKr]

This is my favourite YT channel for interior design. You have an excellent attention to detail and provide good recommendations 😊

[UnknownWorldMusic]

1. Built-ins (bookshelves, cabinet units, window seat)
2. Antique and vintage furniture (30–100 years old)
3. Solid wood furniture
4. Neutral palette (white, off-white, ivory, beige, gray; especially couches and upholstered chairs)
5. Traditional millwork (paneling, wainscoting, crown moulding, picture rails, case windows and door frames, coffered ceilings)
6. White windows (at the very least interior)
7. Stripes

Is it timeless:
Can you use it with a variety of color palettes?
Can you use it in multiple rooms of your home?
Is it good quality?
Is it made of of natural materials?

[laurenceapitz]

great video and you actually convinced me on the white windows (I love the look of the black ones in pictures of old renovated houses) but I thing you are right about the test of time !
also, I love yours hair this way 😉

[deltatango]

looking classic yourself! 😎💁🏼‍♀️ Fab haircut! A+

[nilaedlin]

Very helpful video clip; simple clarification of what classical design and keeping things affordable when decorating.

[chapterme]

Chapters (Powered by ChapterMe) -
00:00 - Timeless Interior Design Elements That Will Never Go Out of Style
00:52 - Built-Ins
01:35 - Antiques & Vintage Furniture
02:32 - Solid Wood Furniture
03:08 - Neutral Color Palette
04:16 - Caraway
05:16 - Tickling Windows and Classic Millwork
05:16 - Traditional Millwork
05:44 - White Windows
06:39 - Fun Fact
06:51 - Stripes
07:36 - Is It Timeless?
08:02 - Outro

[jthari]

Interesting factoid about ticking stripe. I love your videos, esp your timeless, classic design ones. Having just built a house I am so relieved that I read a lot about what would be timeless as well as aging in place friendly design. This would actually be a good topic if it appeals to you. A series on building or redesigning homes to make them multi generational or aging-in-place-friendly. At a time when it’s becoming more expensive for many people to own a home, creating a forever home has so much significance. What does forever mean and how can you make one that will meet your needs with the passage of time…

[mariatrotter]

Lovely video . I’m a fan of times less in all things fashion and home . My home is a lovely combination of vintage, antique and a few modern pieces . I love your hair cut. Thanks for the content .

[dmforsuh]

Great to see you hit this topic!!! Great Job. Precious, I love your content. Credit to you, you do a marvellous job!