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Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:16 - Chrome
03:00 - Stripes
04:48 - Irregular Shapes
06:21 - 70's Inspired
07:41 - Dark Wood & Cabinetry
08:51 - Burl Wood
10:12 - More Color
11:54 - Antique Chair & Furniture

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[CPAndy-xx]

I think chrome is a classic, and very durable for fixtures in kitchen and bath.

[fahmidamiah]

I'm just glad the grey trend is over!

[BringBackClassAndMaturity]

Looking around my room, I already see several pops of red:
My son's RC car, my Dirt Devil vacuum cleaner, the open Monopoly box, my sunglasses, and a dog toy.

Guess I'm on trend!

[BonyArt]

NEVER CLICKED FASTER! Love from Serbia, Reynard! favorite youtuber for well over a year

[tbloembergen]

Really enjoyed the history lessons of the trends!

[leeannamorgan]

Another great video! Thank you, Reynard!

[RoxaneJ]

0:46 Man, you always have the best inspo pics, you're the only creator I watch on youtube for whom I always have to pause and google lens things to add to my Pinterest!

[juliem.]

I thought red was opposite green and blue was opposite orange on the color wheel. 🤔

[buzzkillroza]

Vintage bait is so real! Glad someone is talking about it 😊

[ScissorsRuns]

7:45 shows the absolutely ridiculousness of following trends "this tone of wood is good, that tone of wood is bad", "but wait now the previous tone of wood is good again". Don't change the structure of your home if you're a décor junkie, just change the décor, eventually, what you liked will be be "on" again.

[emileeaston]

What experience do you have decorating CONCRETE HOMES?

[itsinthemorning]

I saw a chrome drawer at IKEA recently 🤮

I can get behind the rest, except for the irregular shapes and the burl wood maybe. The wood can be so overdone and "too much" for a space.

[melissac.]

What a fine lesson! You are an excellent teacher, as well as designer.
Design academies would love to hire you or hire you for events. Publishers would love to sign you on. 😊

[adolfogonzalez]

Wirbout starting the vid just yet i am guessing dark wood will be included in this vid? We have picked a walnut kitchen for our reno who seems to be making a comeback!

[MSWMW]

I dont understand following trends. You are the one that has to live in it, so do what works for you.

[DesireeGonza]

Not into chrome, stripes, dark woods or bright colors Love curves and 70s low puffy furniture. Crazy about Art Deco.

[jessbarnes]

That striped shower room made me dizzy. Scalloped ceiling would be covered in cobwebs and dust.

[JuliaHopewell]

Thank you for the very watchable, professional update; but I'm afraid this "antique" is not keen on any of these new trends, (not even the other "antiques") ☺. Give me light, muted, natural materials and colours every time.

[stacistaci]

I like some of the scalloped and uniquely shaped furniture, but too much of it does look odd.

[SRM]

XO MaCenna just finished her kitchen renovation with dark wood with reeded glass in French Provincial style and it’s quite beautiful. I’m not in to dark wood as I lived through the 70’s yet it can be done today in a classier way than the 70’s and XO MaCenna imo did it well.