Brie Williams
This year was full ofpowerful and memorable design trends.
Clustering
“I love stuff!
So displaying all my favorite treasures in different vignettes, or ‘clusters’ is lots of fun.
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Achievingthe clustering lookis simple, and you probably already have everything you need at home.
All you need is a few objects, like perfume bottles, photo strips, ribbons, and matchbooks.
Then, spend a few moments arranging them.
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It’s a fun way to add whimsy and personality to your decor.
I love adding little surprises throughout my home this wayguests love it too!”
This trend will continue to become a classic go-to as it bringsnature, form, and functionfull circle."
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In this case, the adage still rings truegood things come to those who wait."
I love seeing unique ways people incorporate antiques, thrifts, or grandma’s this-or-that into their year-round decorating.
The layered and collected effect brings originality and a story."
Credit: Annie Schlechter
I have a very relaxed decorating style, but I also value high-quality pieces.
This decorating style is all about doing more with less.
(Decorative baskets and bins behind glass-front cabinet doors are my go-to for sophisticatedclutter control!)
Credit:John Gruen
Wallpaper with bold colors and patterns offers a complete transformation to an otherwise bland space.
With more affordable and peel-and-stick versions available today, wallpapering an entire room has never been easier.
These wide, colorful stripes look great with any decor.
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