I'm an interior designer. Here are 10 things that I'd never have in my own home.
An interior designer shares a list of ten home decor trends and furniture items they personally avoid. The author explains their aesthetic preferences, specifically criticizing popcorn ceilings, futons, and un-framed posters.
Why it matters
Provides practical design advice for homeowners looking to modernize their living spaces and avoid dated or low-quality decor choices.
As an interior designer, there are a few design choices I just can't get behind. sheilasay/Getty Images I'm an interior designer , and there are some trends and decor choices I just don't like. Ceiling fans, old-school recliners, and black bedding are a pass for me. I'd never choose to have popcorn ceilings, posters, or a futon in my home. Everyone has their own personal preferences when it comes to their home, including me. In my work as an interior designer specializing in residential luxury design, I come across a lot of different styles, furniture pieces, decor items, and trends that I wouldn't want in my space. To each their own, but here are a few things you won't find in my home. Popcorn ceilings are awful to look at and frustrating to remove. Popcorn ceiling can look very dated.
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