4 Interior Design Styles That Are In | 5 That Are Out!

In this video, I go over four interior design styles that are in the five that are being left behind! You can see how some of these past interior design styles were trendy, and some elements have carried over into these more popular styles. Let me know which ones you love or hate!

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⏱ Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:57 - Styles That Are Out
01:00 - Scandinavian
02:00 - Mid-Century Modern
03:27 - Modern Farmhouse
04:33 - Glam
05:47 - Boho
07:26 - Styles That Are In
07:36 - Modern Organic
11:00 - Post Modern
15:13 - New Traditional
17:14 - Art Deco
19:43 - Outro

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[googaasponcon]

Still love boho. Not the all-beige instagram version, but the bright, colorful, eclectic, accumulated, personal version. Even if it's out as a trend, it's still what makes my home feel most like home to me

[marykaysmaldone]

Scandinavian and Mid-Century Modern will NEVER be out of style for me!

[tonifoster]

In my opinion, nothing’s in, and nothing’s out. If it’s something that you love, use it. If it’s something you don’t, get rid of it. I get so tired of all the trends and making people feel like they have to change their homes every six months to a year. It’s ridiculous and not sustainable, unless you’re wealthy and didn’t decorate your own home in the first place.

[donnayeager]

Homes that reflect a person's personality, create a feeling of warmth, and filled with furniture collected over time win me over. I am tired of the stark white/grey homes that look like hospital waiting rooms or hotels and feel just as cold.

[patriciaanzelc]

Love art deco in hotels and restaurants, not so much in small homes.

[jayhawkgirl]

Nick’s definition of cheap: “COST EFFECTIVE”
I love it!! 😂😂

[rosheenlaurence]

Glam for me will forever be synonymous with ‘the’ beauty influencers of YouTube circa 2015+. They ALL had houses with mirrored furniture, fluffy cushions, velvet, the lights, the sparkles and crystals. I didn’t love it then so I’m glad to see it going

[sugarcookiecube]

My style is “Thrift Store Chic.” There is no way I am going to keep up with the latest of anything! There simply are more important things in life to focus on.

[andreamacinnes]

So basically, pick a design you adore and stick with it - perhaps with a wee bit of refreshing every now and then. It will go in and out of fashion, but you will love it no matter what.Congrats, Nick, on half a million subscribers!

[birdsongforest]

I feel like post modern style has a preschool vibe. I lived through it in the 90s, didn't like it then either

[helenascribe]

As a Finn, and therefore not always considered Scandinavian, but similar, I grew up with the minimal aesthetic but we had all those bright Marimekko designs which are iconic now. So yes, white and wood, but lots of bright curtains, pillows, bedding, and ceramics.

[KnorppandSouth]

I think traditional came in hard because of the wildness of the last few years. When everything seemed to be falling apart in 2020 and didn’t seem to be coming back together I think we all wanted something that felt safe and solid at home. Something that reminded us of the past and maybe even your grandparents house. I know I abandoned MCM that year and leaned in hard to English traditional and my home feels so much more welcoming and therefore safer because of it. Who cares about cool when you can feel cozy?

[elizabethallen]

MCM is a classic aesthetic, whether it’s in or not. Modern farmhouse seems more made up by retailers and HGTV

[zqtlsbs]

Traditional will never go out of style, timeless. Love your insight.❤

[noniesundstrom]

It’s always best to take your cue from the architecture first, then designing around it in a way that you can relate to, whatever your favourite style.

[Nickelini]

I really love how you tied the dated styles into what they morphed into, rather than just saying BAD! GOOD! Next level, Nick

[AvecPoesie]

HALF A MILLION SUBSCRIBERS? Absolutely well-deserved. You are Loved, Nick...dearly. 🖤

[theaccidentalsenior]

I see how my life has evolved watching this. Farmhouse is what I saw my relatives in the country have growing up. Boho is what I had going to university (eclectic and whatever I could find or was donated). Glam was what I had for my first job and apartment. Got married and then went into farmhouse again as that is what I emulated from my youth as being grown up. Finally realized I hated housework and dusting so went Scandi to eliminate clutter (with kids I had enough). Then went to modern farmhouse (why I don’t know). Finally retired and purchased a 23 year old home that needed renovations as the original owner was from a farm and she brought a lot of that style into her home. Settled on a blend of Scandi-Modern farmhouse-Traditional because I have purchased good pieces over the year and was working to keep those pieces, modernize, and discard the cheap terrible pieces. This is where I am at 🤣.

[angels]

As a lover of traditional/colonial design this is music to my ears. Traditional never goes out of style but if not done properly it can look very heavy and stuffy. I love putting a spin on things to keep my home fresh. With all the crown moulding and ornate paintings and mirrors it’s nice to add a sofa with clean lines, modern carpeting versus the traditional heavily patterned ones. For me personally, a home should represent you and as trends may come and go always do what makes you happy 😊

[hauteteapot]

Loving the "New Traditional" Its so cozy, as a millennial it's giving me the best of old and new! Traditional styles bring comfort of going to grandma's house, but with a breath of fresh air.