8 Interior Design Trends That Will NEVER Be Dated

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Now you all know I do NOT do trends! But these 8 trends will NEVER be dated! Sometimes a trend is just a design idea, and sometimes its a timeless one too!
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12:48 - Plant Vibe
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@elizabethstump4077 2 года назад

One trend that has been around a while, but I haven't seen much of lately, but may make a comeback is vintage and antique botanical prints, beautifully framed with matting. That will never go out of style in my book. I bought some antique botanical prints in London in 1997, had them professionally framed, and they still look timeless and never look dated.

@ellereidinger 2 года назад

I agree. I added some to my decor and will love it until the end of time.

@lisaf5303 2 года назад

I love botanical prints. I try and look for them at flea markets and thrift stores.

@daledavis6984 2 года назад

Absolutely love botanical prints.

@Craftgirly 2 года назад

I absolutely love that and will be having it in my next kitchen which will be earth toned in colour, after he rejected blue & white and my other colour choices. He doesn’t realise yet, it’s going to get botanical 😂

@marleybedford8628 2 года назад

I agree…I loved them a long time ago and they are still my favourite.

@Timmakesmusic 2 года назад

Yes - a video about timeless design that's actually about timeless design and not just midcentury modern! Fantastic content, as always. I don't know if this counts as a 'trend' but I'm going to suggest natural wood tones as something timeless that never truly goes out of style.

@katehepburn9544 2 года назад

I also like wood tones. And I'm tired of mid century modern but don't have any of that in my house.

@rachaelt3294 Год назад

I love natural or dark woods with black and cremes. I've always loved these colors together in my homes. ♡

@mirabellegoldapfel6256 2 года назад

Pure open concept style may go the way of the dinosaurs considering the astronomical prices for energy- or be a sign that you are on the wealthy side of town. In the morning, I only need a warm kitchen and in the evening a warm living room, why heat (or cool) both if not in use. Also I find that sturdy, 100% wood furniture is absolut timeless.

@albyantony1853 2 года назад

One thing I really love about this channel is consistency. I've been a subscriber for a while and I've seem how Garett is super consistent and not influenced by the trends or what other designers say. In other channels, in 2 weeks things that they suggested has become out of style! Garrett has a much deeper anchor in a true authentic style and that's what's reassuring for us. Your channel is a anchor providing consistency to us in this super 'trendy' world!

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

Awesome! Thank you! I appreciate it. I believe a key to success on RU-vid is consistency in the long term.

@mthivier 2 года назад

Especially agree about plaster walls (one of the many reasons why I chose to live in a condo in a historic prewar building). There is a subtlety and character that simply cannot be replicated with modern Sheetrock walls.

@SLorraineE 2 года назад

The only bad thing with plaster is trying to hang things with holes in the wall. Thank goodness for 3M hangars!

@adhc8560 2 года назад

Garrett, get a Snake plant and just stick it someplace where there is some light. Water it deeply once a month. I guarantee it won't die and I love their stark, architectural shapes.

@Coromi1 2 года назад

Garret, you have to dust real plants. Except if they die really fast.

@kellywilliams5112 2 года назад

I deal in vintage and antique rugs, I get most of mine from Estate sales and Auctions.. I clean them and either put them in my Victorian home for awhile or sell them.. but I love having access to changing the look of my room for a bit with a gorgeous old rug..

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

That is awesome!

@isabelleskiss 2 года назад

Will there be a comeback? I find crystal chandeliers, especially when they're vintage, absolutely timeless. In my opinion, there is no lamp that plays better with the beauty of light. About ten to fifteen years ago it was very fashionable to hang old chandeliers in the rooms, after that came the trend towards Sputnik lights (interesting but nothing compared to crystal)...I'll stick with the chandelier!

@Valentina-Steinway Год назад

Me too !!!!

@meridethhendry5733 2 года назад

I feel the same way about open concept. I love some definition between rooms. I think it gives you so more opportunity to change up paint colors and even styles, to some extent.

@oglemedaris 2 месяца назад

Love vintage rugs! Multiple lots of color! And white walls! Pop!

@forschungstorte 2 года назад

The modified open concept is the way to go, I think, too. The rise, or rather, consolidation of foodie culture and culinary education for everyday life makes geeking out in the kitchen much more of a thing, so partially making it accessible but not totally open when entertaining guests, is a good and feasible option. I have it like that in my own living space and swear by it.

@maureendeloffi 2 года назад

My house is partially open concept as well! What really made it that way was I swapped the dining room and living room, and it was GENIUS! The house works soo much better :)

@lorraineedmond5921 2 года назад

I am with you. Spaces can be connected without being one big room. I don’t want to see my kitchen sink from my living room chair, but that doesn’t mean “separate rooms,” either.

@Kayla_P99 2 года назад

Having somewhere to hide the dishes, even just a little when entertaining makes me enjoy it way more

@bookmagicroe9553 2 года назад

Modified open concept is the best. When I cook there are pots, pans, and stuff all over. I don't want people to walk in the door and see all that. When the kids were toddlers, having walls meant we could put up baby gates - otherwise they are running all over and getting into everything. The huge open concept can be loud unless you have enough upholstery, rugs, and soft things to absorb sound.

@sl3772 Год назад

I loooooove vintage rugs but they're out of my current budget for the size I need (not a fan of layered rugs personally especially jute) so I do have vintage looking rugs that are new. One day if I can afford larger rugs that are vintage I will absolutely do it because they're just amazing and timeless. For now I've got to prioritize paying down huge emergency vet bill debt, then paint, then floors. If I can replace my rugs with vintage ones, I've made it 😆

@cs4849 2 года назад

My last house was built in 1945 and had plaster walls. I like them, but it so much easier to damage them. I think what is timeless are things like real wood or bamboo floors, real wood furniture, solid core wood doors, stained wooden door and window frames and baseboards, real stone countertops - things made by nature, in other words.

@leevincent3960 2 года назад

Absolutely! Having lived on the southwest and now the East Coast, people must realize that bamboo and hard wood don't do well in a dry climate. If living in a dry climate, these products must be sealed immediately after install to avoid damage. Proper preservation of high quality products is necessary to preserve their beauty and timelessness.

@cs4849 2 года назад

@@leevincent3960 , I didn’t know that, but I’m living in the foothills of a temperate rain forest, so dryness is definitely not an issue for me!

@cynthiafialka1199 2 года назад

There is nothing better than a hand knotted oriental rug! They are so densely knotted that if something like food, cat vomit etc. gets on them, it basically sits on top. It is then much easier to get up than on carpet, machine made rugs etc. Machine made rugs are evil is my mantra. (Carpet too)

@alifewithluna4134 2 года назад

I definitely agree with living a beautiful life. I’m in my mid 30’s and I have realized I have wasted a great amount of time, joy and resources in living a life that was not authentically me. I have now chosen to frame all aspects of my life by the William Morris quote. “Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be beautiful or believe to be useful'. I have spent the last few years incorporating Persian rugs, chinoiserie, tailored slipcovers, silver and good china, and anything that whispers to the British colonial style into my home. It makes me SO happy to see that my home has become my little hobbit hole that acts as a solace, comfort, and a little slice of heaven here on earth. I’ve also spent much less and have gotten much finer quality pieces second hand as traditional pieces Aren’t appreciated by many. It’s so beautiful though, to sweep with a beautiful oiled wood and horsehair broom, or to write a letter on thick stationary and a weighty fountain pen, or to see the way lovely curtains are perfectly pinch pleated move with the wind- it’s a life that allows one to fall in love with life all over again! I have my fingers crossed for inset cabinets becoming mainstream and monetarily accessible. I’m currently designing my kitchen renovation, and I was quite surprised at the price point for Inset cabinets. I had to choose between stone countertops and inset cabinets, so I chose the countertops. But hopefully I won’t have to by the time the kitchen gets to the demo phase!

@katehepburn9544 2 года назад

I'd love to see your house! I, too, love British Colonial/West Indies look, with beautiful items and furniture that look lived in.

@Craftgirly 2 года назад

I love your way of thinking. My home is my sanctuary and it’s now something that is curated in order to be surrounded by quality pieces that I adore and have meaning rather than just throwing a pile of stuff into the house that I got on a whim or on special. After moving overseas and back and getting rid of loads of stuff, it really forces you to look at what you’re accumulating.

@ardas77 2 года назад

As usual - classy and to the point.

@venice4free 2 года назад

Mixing metals, I feel like, is here to stay. Not only is it beautiful, but practical too.

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

I totally agree!

@judithvigorito4548 2 года назад

Vintage never goes out of style because not only do appliances for example last longer than those manufactured today, but furniture, decor, frames, lamps have craftsmanship that is lost today. (I’m so old things I grew up with are now called vintage lol )

@bamasher4384 2 года назад

Garrett, this video is perfect!!! Watching all of your videos has taught me to be a confident decorator! Currently, building a french country home, because it is what feels homey and comfortable to me. Too late for plaster walls, but i do have fluting and, inset cabinets...vintage rugs and real plants. My home would fit right in France. Elegant and refined while charming and comfortable at the same time. I give you credit for teaching me how to achieve MY OWN STYLE instead of following trends. Because of your guidence...I will be happy in my home no matter what trends come and go. You are the BEST!!! ❤❤❤❤ Uh...i missed Albert! 🥰🥰🥰

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

Thanks so much! The pups will make their rounds in upcoming videos.

@joanvoss7512 3 месяца назад

Love that pink fridge!

@rociokehyeyan9911 Год назад

I think that walk-in pantries are here to stay. I created one in my kitchen and I love it.

@RosemaryAmey 2 года назад

My rental is in an older building with plaster on lath walls. One advantage is that they block sound much better than drywall.

@lisaf5303 2 года назад

All of my family and friends congregate in my kitchen so I don't need an open concept or even a modified open concept. I just need a bigger kitchen!

@erinsedmak2612 2 года назад

I feel like your channel is perfectly matched to me. I live in a historic home (even though I love more modern design). I love vintage rugs and I have one which is the inspiration for and statement piece in the rest of the house. Also, I also hate the consumerism and pressure to buy a bunch of new junk all the time. And, as I mentioned before, we have the same coffee table. 😊

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

Thanks so much Erin!

@Craftgirly 2 года назад

I had no idea plaster walls weren’t common in the US! I have lived in both UK & Australia in plaster wall homes. After experiencing plaster board; plaster walls are definitely my preference and not something I would compromise on in order to save money when we build. I’m not into open plan but modified open plan is something I could get on board with! :)

@jollygood8828 2 года назад

Just subscribed having watched a few of your videos. I love that you incorporate the needs of your pets into your clearly lovely home. Also you are very informative, non judgemental and entertaining!

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

Welcome to the channel! It’s great to have you as part of our very valued subscriber family. I’m glad you are enjoying our videos. 😊😊😊

@amyweaver7413 2 года назад

Loved this video. I grew up in a Victorian home with plaster walls - definitely a timeless look.

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@loriep3809 Год назад

Love vintage rugs. I just got one that’s hand made from my mother in law. I Had it professionally hand cleaned. Love it.

@nadiacoffey2609 2 года назад

My kitchen is open to the family room where we usually hang out and watch tv, but my house has a formal dining room and a front sitting room. I also have an entryway. I prefer the layout because I can watch the kids while I’m cooking but we also have a separate place to eat dinner together as a family. Plus, all of the cute little details that give my home character like arched doorways and French doors would be lost if we took all of the walls down. I do enjoy too having lots of wall space to hang art.

@timi707_1 2 года назад

Plaster walls look cooler than just drywall and paint imo, I think you mentioned in another video you can kinda get a plaster look with something called lime wash? That looked cool. Also I like the idea of interior plants too, I havent seen anything green in like 7 months (canadian winter) and its wearing on my sanity

@gabbyklein5557 2 года назад

Thanks for another great video. My problem with inlaid cabinet doors is that the hinges are on the outside. I never liked that. It looks to me like wearing clothes inside out with the seams showing.

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed!

@IrishEyes208 2 месяца назад

What a coincidence! I was just looking at a Big Chill refrigerator earlier today. I would love to have the vintage stove and refrigerator in a fun color, but they are SO expensive. $4,495 for the 33" Retro Fridge! I recently put in an offer on a home that was built in 1917 and if I get it (fingers crossed) I thought retro appliances would be the perfect choice if/when I remodel the kitchen. The kitchen definitely needs some TLC (along with the one bathroom, but I digress). I can't break the budget on kitchen appliances, since there are so many other areas that need attention. By the way, this old house has lath and plaster walls that have a few minor cracks, but otherwise in pretty good shape, considering their age.

@lauragavrila1 2 года назад

I really hate calling a specific plant a trend because you can't just discard them once they're no longer the "it" plant, but I'm going to say the Ficus Tree. I scored a gorgeous 10 year old one off Marketplace and it's completely transformed my space. It makes such a statement! And it's also replaced me Ikea faux olive tree, which I'll now be returning lol. Awesome video, as always! :)

@ercokatty 2 года назад

I was given 2 ficus trees by a neighbor who was moving out of state. I painted the room a darker color, and my ficus tree started dying! I moved it to a room with lighter color walls and it came back. I didn’t know they were so sensitive to a change in light. 😯

@susandickerson2663 2 года назад

Another great content video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I love fluting in glass. Ref plaster, I stayed in an old dorm w plaster walls. It was amazing for temp control. Our rooms stayed cool in the summer, w/o air conditioning.

@sandrastrobel1254 2 года назад

I love how you threw the word plinth in your bit about plaster like we all know that word. I just learned it this year. Lol. I’m 64.

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

That's ok. We all learn something new often, or at least we should.

@gloria6673 2 года назад

I think Albert is a timeless and wonderful trend ❤️

@sallya80s 2 года назад

Modified open concept is so wonderful. We have formal entry, library/ office, living rooms and open concept kitchen/breakfast/den and I love being able to be with everyone or being able to entertain in the more formal spaces. That floorplan was one of the reasons we purchased our home and I’d recommend that style to anyone over open concept. I can’t think of a drawback, especially for families with kids.

@vanessaandreatta9098 2 года назад

Yes now everybody is on video call with someone and they want privacy

@sallya80s 2 года назад

@@vanessaandreatta9098 so true!

@shirleyburnham2782 2 года назад

Yes we all have plastered walls in the UK. Easy to look after & easy to change when decorating & have a clean look to them, which goes with any style x

@dedewilliams4733 2 года назад

Great video! I have fluted door frames and columns throughout my home: difficult to clean, yes. Worth it for me, absolutely! 😆

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

Thanks so much Dede!

@nailguncrouch1017 2 года назад

I've learned so much from your videos, I didn't know, or didn't notice that cabinet doors could be installed in different ways.

@theweatherisaokay4964 2 года назад

Love vintage rugs and vintage appliances a lot!

@silversnow6113 2 года назад

Fabulous content as always, Garrett. You're almost always spot on, I even forgive your faux tulips!🤗

@charlenamarielifestyle 2 года назад

You had me at plaster. I live in a historic home that has plaster walls!! I love it and no open floor plan for me!

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

Welcome to the channel! Please take a moment to support the channel and subscribe if you haven't already. I really appreciate it. :)

@sherylboccuzzi9176 Год назад

Many years ago, we went to Biltmore. If the library had a kitchenette and bathroom I'd live there. However, one item has stayed in memory. It was a large marble sink with counter space. It was well worn and absolutely beautiful. There was history in that piece that we could learn from.

@christinafordhomedesignlif8847 2 года назад

Loving this video! Love vintage rugs too!!! ❤️❤️

@jf9488 2 года назад

Another great reel, Garrett! Love it. ❤️ I agree about the vintage inspired appliances, and also about reconditioned vintage appliances, love them!! So much character and well designed. Just because of you, I’m really seriously liking the inset cabinets. Keep teaching us, wise-one. ❤️

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

Thanks so much!

@kathleengildersleeve1443 2 года назад

Love vintage rugs as well. One of my first major purchases after graduation were two 6''x8' silk rugs that has been in every home I've lived in (timelessly classic), But, you left out the most important home classic, a loving companion (either 2 or 4-legged), Thank you again for sharing.

@rosem4119 2 года назад

Love the video!. And love how beautiful it looks your outfit against your green vase, white wall and the good knob on the door.

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

Thank you!

@teresahalliday3680 2 года назад

You are always so full of wonderful, interesting information. I totally agree about plaster. I grew up in a house with plastered walls and my current house was built in 1943 and has plastered walls. I LOVE it...so substantial and beautiful! Thank you for another video treat!

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

You are so welcome!

@dodiegoldney 2 года назад

This was a great video! Thank you Garrett! I appreciate you so much, and look forward to your videos. You're a breath of fresh air in the RU-vid design community. I also appreciate those lovely doggos, too, hint hint. A little Cornelius, Linus, and Alfred goes a long way! And always makes me smile. ❤️

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

You are so welcome!

@cabbalaposhala 2 года назад

I'm enjoying the move back toward using more patterns and adding more color, like bringing the outside in.

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing Andrea! Please take a moment to support the channel, and join our very valued subscriber family if you haven't already. :)

@dianeclayton6063 2 года назад

I love your green Jasper ware cachepot!

@Tracey_Lee 2 года назад

Here in regional Australia we are seeing a lot of city people visiting estate sales for those vintage pieces. Lots of timber furniture that have been in families for decades.

@hn8276 2 года назад

On point, as usual! you are seriously the best designer on YT. And you get extra points for having cute doggies!

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

Wow, thank you!

@coolpersonlolollloll3540 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing this video!

@renatamitchell519 2 года назад

ALRIGHT NOW ❤️ you growing on me ✌️ and I just love Albert 🥰 so cute. All jokes aside😶🤐 you are so talented and gifted at what you do 🏆 amazing

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

Thanks so much!

@Bekind94 2 года назад

I have always loathed open concept. Especially when people walk in and there is no entryway. Or they can see right into your kitchen. No no no.

@barbarabrunner9838 Год назад

I love the way you present your ideas. Keep it up

@GarrettLeChic Год назад

Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed. Much more to come. Please take a moment to support the channel if you haven't already, and become a very valued subscriber. I appreciate it. :)

@alistasia 2 года назад

Wonderful Vídeo Garret I love your ideas and your honest opinion on design and decor ♥️♥️♥️ Thank you so much 😊😊😊😊

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

You are so welcome!

@victorialove9104 2 года назад

I agree that all the trends you mentioned are timeless. I love fluting, for instance, and when my husband and I move to our home in Florida in a few months I will miss the fluted molding in my 1936 flat here in San Francisco. I love it so much I put shades inside the windows instead of hanging curtains because I wanted the fluted molding to shine. The flat also has plaster walls and fortunately my 1940s home in Florida does too. I will look into the retro inspired appliances when we do our kitchen reno. I have always lived an aesthetic lifestyle. I want everything I use and touch to be beautiful. I think dressing is an art form and seek to express my style in my wardrobe even if I am wearing tshirts and jeans. You are a perfect example of the aesthetic lifestyle. As always, loved the video.❤

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

Thanks so much!

@hellkittyninja7237 2 года назад

I love inset cabinet doors! Also Arched bead board cabinet doors are the love of my life 💝😂

@ercokatty 2 года назад

OMG, the pink appliances! 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

@AnnMarieKing 2 года назад

Hope you're well, Garrett ... another great video. To keep fluting low-maintenance in the kitchen, I used it on the cabinet sides vs the faces and doors which get exposed to spills and grease. Brings interest to my overlooked pantry and fridge nook.

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

Sounds great!

@lindaincalgary6004 2 года назад

Hi Garrett… been a subscriber since you had 10k followers… so glad it’s growing for you😀

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

Thanks so much!! We appreciate it. We are just getting started. :)

@carolaratari6373 2 года назад

Garrett, your super cool, super timeless and super endless! You just made my day!! Love this video!!!

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

Thanks so much! 😊😊😊

@chayrobles1432 2 года назад

Thanks Garrett! Good thing I came across your channel! This video will help me in making better and practical design choices for our home! Best of luck!!! Lots of love from the Philippines.

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

Glad it was helpful! Welcome to the channel. It's great to have you as part of our very valued subscriber family.

@slowcrochet 2 года назад

14:32 I wish I didn't have to dust my live peace lilies. Well, I don't, but they need it, bless them.

@Just-4-Friend 2 года назад

I think the Garret LeChic channel is becoming a trend that will be around for a while. 😉

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

Yay!!!

@quil10it 2 года назад

We are seeing a lot of black homes exteriors with black trim, black windows and some wood accents here in the west. Very dramatic and rich texture with the wood. Showing off the architecture outlines of the homes.

@joannanachya9129 2 года назад

Thank you for content and very light and noce form 😀

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

Our pleasure! Please take a moment to support the channel if you haven't already and subscribe. I appreciate it. :)

@kimcurnutt5104 2 года назад

I have plaster walls. Lathe and plaster is so much more soundproof and fireproof. 1910 Bungalow. They just don't make em like this anymore

@af-gc3oj 2 года назад

On point video and personal style Garrett 🙌 xoxo

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

Thanks so much!!

@serenasaystoday 2 года назад

My favourite trend right now is furniture and accents made from natural materials like rattan, bamboo, jute, and cotton! Mother nature always does it best 😊

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

Sounds great!

@susanroper6287 2 года назад

Loved the video, thanks again 💫

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@terryryman9553 2 года назад

Love you. You are my favorite. Best advice I have seen.

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

Wow, thank you! It's great to have you as part of our very valued subscriber family. :)

@mariefalcon8001 Год назад

Garrett you r so knowledgeable,..I really enjoy learning classical styles you share not fly by night trends,..please continue . I would love to view some of your work☺️

@GarrettLeChic Год назад

Thanks so much Marie! A great deal more to come!😊😊😊

@denissem.8121 2 года назад

Honey you are awesome! I love you 😍💖 I have an open space kitchen but I'm in love with my house 🏠 just moved in. I am getting so many ideas from your videos. Thank you so much you are incredible!

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

Thanks! Glad you enjoy the videos. 😊😊😊

@trang8735 2 года назад

I watch you just to see the sass!! Great content and wonderful delivery. 👏

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

Yay! Thank you! Thanks for watching, and supporting the channel by subscribing!

@marleybedford8628 2 года назад

What a fun video, though all your video’s are fun. Thank you Garrett from Australia.

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

You are so welcome!😊😊😊

@chaznonya4 2 года назад

I'm building out a tiny cabin - that last idea with the "open divided" areas is absolutely perfect idea to give an illusion of a separate room between my kitchen island and my sitting/dining area. Thank you for such great ideas.

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

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@thethriftieskitties 2 года назад

Agree with You ❤❤ with the vintage, 50's style appliances, even the small ones like Coffee machine, toaster , kettle, microwave, they are so fun !! I've been in love with those since along time already even before they are back on trend.

@thethriftieskitties 2 года назад

@@GarrettLeChic Been a subs since the day One i watched ur channel ❤

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

@@thethriftieskitties Wow! Thanks so much for your support! Greatly appreciated. 😁

@nonstopmom8185 Год назад

So nice to hear someone that does not advocate for "open floor plan". I just never understood liking everyone watch me in a messy kitchen while I cook and clean up.

@dkirk5814 2 года назад

Great content and your blue sweater really suits you.

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

Thank you so much 🙂

@dianehenkel9088 10 месяцев назад

I grew up in the 50s when appliances in pink or turquoise were popular. They were so pretty. I am glad you can order them again. In the 70s it was copper tone, avocado, or harvest gold. I have stainless steel now but they seem cold. When they need replaced, I will definitely check into pink or turquoise appliances. Thank you for the video!

@GarrettLeChic 10 месяцев назад

My pleasure! Thanks for watching. 😊😊😊

@alittlebitofthisandthatwit3143 2 года назад

Hello 👋 I love an inset cabinet door, but the down side is you cannot hide the dings especially if you have children who are hard on your cabinet door. I love the vintage style appliances. I love the plant vibe outside, but I can’t keep them alive indoor so I leave that for the outdoors. Love your video’s as always you never disappoint!

@annielitton4622 2 года назад

Please make a video with the small bathroom and how to update it. The ceiling to the floor. We need your exquisite technique designs to help the Condo people with these small bathrooms or just small rooms.

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

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@evelynsaungikar3553 2 года назад

Come for the tips, stay for the sass!

@carolefreeman2544 2 года назад

I totally agree with “Modified” Open concept. I like rooms to be individually styled. I currently have an open concept home where the Dinning room is part of the Living room. They share one large wall. I am not fond of this. Therefore I try to Style the Dinning “area” to look like a different room which allows the Living “Area” to become a room of its own as well. After all, we have separate Bedrooms and Bathrooms. I also dislike Master bedrooms with open concept ensuites yuck! It’s nice to have privacy when you need it!

@susanlarkin3790 Год назад

Late to the Garrett party, as well as to this video, but have loved the emphasis on classic but updated decor. Livability! What a concept, ha! Yes, our home should suit our lives. I have been tickled by the fact that as I have grown in my home (we have been here 20 years, now!), I have discovered my own style, finally. And that seems to be what you are saying on this channel. The English country thing has become my vibe in an updated way…. Inset kitchen doors, open, but semi separated living spaces , color, limited pattern, pared back objects on shelving, some live plants and vintage ish rugs. Yes, I finally love my home. It took time, though, with allowing myself to mix resale, thrifted, high end AND discount pieces . And I feel very fortunate and blessed to enjoy my living space…. Curated over time. New subscriber.

@GarrettLeChic Год назад

The party is ongoing so no worries! Glad you enjoyed. Welcome to the channel Susan. It’s great to have you as part of our very valued subscriber family!✨✨✨

@suzanneroche2615 2 года назад

🌹 I agree with everything you said.

@tiffanyb6420 11 месяцев назад

I agree with you on getting over the jungle vibe. I love a real plant artfully interspersed throughout the home, but whew 😮, it was getting a bit overwhelming there for a hot minute.

@GarrettLeChic 11 месяцев назад

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@1khwab 2 года назад

Lolll Jumanji life🤣🤣🤣. Garrett watching all your videos, in fact always waiting for Friday here in Australia, that’s when your video airs:) All your videos are amazing and am so glad that I bumped into your channel. It is 15/20 minutes of ideas, humour, laughter, attitude (a good non hurting one) and I love that for me😍. Keep shining and keep rocking.

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

Love that! Thanks so much!

@europanzz Год назад

excellent video. .. good tips

@GarrettLeChic Год назад

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@ginalombardi2507 2 года назад

As always, a treat to watch your videos. with the great advice. I bought an old hoosier cabinet back in the 70's and it has followed me for every move, including living in Europe. It just moved to my houseboat and it looks fabulous. I would much rather pay folks to move my old furniture so I can keep it, then ditch it and buy new. Not that I have not used IKEA, it has its place, like in my craft room. Love the big storage drawers and cabinets.

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

Thanks so much😊😊😊

@juliemorvern7204 2 года назад

thanks Mr Garrett

@GarrettLeChic 2 года назад

😊😊😊

@leahronayne8311 2 года назад

I'm always envious of people who have an aesthetic! I always feel like I'm too indecisive to stick to just one. Not because I like to follow trends but because I love playing dress up with my clothes depending on my mood or how I want to feel. So really it's a projection of how I'm feeling at the time or want to be perceived at the time. Not that I've done any research on it, but I wonder if there are vintage-inspired appliances that are also energy efficient. I think that would be my main priority nowadays. On that note, I think anything energy efficient or that contributes to a passive home, is sustainable or allows people to be more self-sufficient are some things that will stay around for a long time. I think (or perhaps optimistically hope) that the days of overconsumption for the purpose of keeping up with trends that change at an ever-increasing pace are in the rearview for good.