5 Colour Trends to Say Goodbye to in 2024 | Colour Rescue with Maria Killam Episode 19.

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Here are some colour trends that we should all ditch in 2024. It's so easy to fall in love and overdo many of these trends, so I've got some advice on what to do instead.

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Chapters:
4:20 Trend #1- Hardware & Plumbing
7:36 Trend #2- Spider Light Fixtures
7:56 Trend #3- "Just Paint it Black"
8:44 Trend #4- Exterior Colour Trends
9:41 Trend #5- Kitchens

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[cynthiasease]

I pay no intentions to trends. I decorate my house, with what I like.

[sladyalways]

At 64 I’ve learned to not follow trends. It has saved me a lot of money over the years 😊

[lizzieb]

I am so sick and tired of GRAY! Enough already!

[klzd]

Good video😊
But.... I use the colours that I love.
I don't care what trends are.

[cooperwesley]

Personally, I love black, and I do use it generously throughout my home. That being said, I am a 60yr-old single male with a very traditional aesthetic. I do not, however, use black metals nor do I have black walls or black appliances. I tend to use black in very classic ways, and it works for me. 1) A black leather sofa from Crate & Barrel that I bought at an estate auction. It was in mint condition and only cost me $300. 2) Black lampshades on almost all of my lamps (which are mostly brass or dark ceramic. 3) A black leather headboard on the bed, which works as a great backdrop to whatever color palette I choose to use in my bedroom. 4) Black based marble countertops in the bathroom and kitchen. 5) A collection of black basalt and Jasperware (Wedgwood) which I have always collected. 6) Black lacquered dining chairs, which I use around a mahogany pedestal table. And that's about it.
Black is very heavy color, so it's best to use it carefully. I tend to like dark and moody spaces, so that's why I use it, but I certainly don't recommend it for those who prefer light and airy rooms. Cheers!

[maggiefisker]

A black glossy front door will always look amazing

[kathywithrow]

I could say the same thing about gray! So tired of gray!

[louannhuber]

This whole video was about ditching black. I wanted to learn more about ditching color trends.

[elizabethverne]

As a designer nothing really is a mistake if you love it and it makes you feel good. For example I would get a headache in a room with so much color so would never have that in my home. . As for black it’s timeless and not going anywhere. I do agree it needs to be complimented with things that make it work. I’ve had my black/bronze door handles for twenty years and still love it!

[heidia]

I appreciate that you steer people away from trends that ultimately are costly and environmentally wasteful. It's so much easier to add personality with art, furnishings and accessories.

[Stephanie-lgcm]

I have a charcoal grey kitchen and I love it. I have softened it with warm wood and it’s beautiful.

[donutdomination]

I’ve watched Homeworthy’s videos of so called ‘interior designers’ and their homes are HORRIBLE! Long story short, it’s your home and no one else’s. Do what YOU want!

[suzettewright]

I love black. I use it sparingly throughout my apartment. I never get tired of it. Same in my wardrobe too.

[AmyLearnsToCook]

Cabinet hardware and faucets are a soft item. If you like black now, go for it because these are easy to change. Wallpaper is a major pain to change.

[mjordan]

My sister has a black & white kitchen that is fabulous! It was done about 12 years ago and still looks terrific. I think the key is the balance of black & and white, plus making the kitchen playful. White & cream kitchens really bore me - no personality.

[rebeccalee]

Black has been one of my favorite colors all my life and the color that's lasted the longest in my home. It goes so well with other colors. I do balance it with other colors. Over the years, I've had a lot of fun with all kinds of color.

[catlinhollow]

I've always loved the crisp contrast of black and white. The old white farmhouses with black shutters and trim are beautiful in my area. I do agree that black should not be used in places that get dirty, like floors. You should also stay away from black in your kitchen, bath, or laundry rooms if you have hard water.

[kareneggemeyer]

I usually stay away from “trend” videos and search for “classic and timeless”. I have often used Black in a room but only as something in an accent. Never front and center. Agree gold and silver/nickel fixtures will never fully go out of style.

[emiliebova]

I miss my black kitchen cabinets! My most sophisticated kitchen and my most beautiful home. Balanced my black Steinway grand in the open concept living area.

[bettywoodsahling]

Agree 100 percent on all counts. As an ageing person whose eyesight has difficulty in dim lighting I find especially that a dark kitchen and black appliances are a nightmare! For several years I have refused to purchase any items that recede into a black hole. Also don't like the water spots when cleaning hardware! Although a black exterior might look somewhat sophisticated and modern in certain situations (like in modern architecture) it doesn't translate well to traditional architecture in my opinion. Love your channel by the way !