Interior designers share 9 trends they'd like to see in more homes
Interior designers are highlighting several under-the-radar trends to add personality and warmth to homes, including the use of sconces and 'grandmillennial' design elements. Experts suggest that small, intentional details like patterned powder rooms and decorative ceilings can significantly enhance a living space.
Why it matters
Home design trends influence consumer spending and the aesthetic direction of the residential real estate and decor markets.
Personal art pieces and biophilic elements are two trends interior designers said they want to see more of. Hugo Goudswaard/Getty Images Business Insider asked interior designers which trends they wish they saw more of in people's homes. Ceilings are an overlooked space with the potential to bring some personality into the home. Personal art pieces and "grandmillennial" touches can make a home feel more joyful and unique. From patterned powder rooms to decorative ceilings, interior design trends come and go with each season. Although there are some trends you're probably seeing everywhere right now, others are a bit more under the radar. So, Business Insider asked interior designers which trends they wish they saw more people employ in their houses. Here's what they said. “Grandmillennial” touches can add some character to a home.
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