Your consults are worth every penny! Went from crying and stressed to excited and confident. Thank you. Can’t wait till we chat again and you help me display the story of my home - my place to rest and recharge that has visual appeal to me!
I am Gen X, I was also a collector. I finally broke that habit, but it’s hard. I never collected for the money value of it, I collected things I like. But it can be a money drain and it takes up space. I now have it narrowed down to one curio cabinet and one corner shelf.
Arden is too adorable, so huggable. Collectibles are so fun and interesting as long as they are well curated. Sometimes it’s hard to see your own mistakes and things just look like clutter. Sigh…
I feel old when you talk about collecting. I remember the pet rock, cabbage kids, beanie babies, Pokémon cards. But you also made me think about what I now collect and apparently it’s Buddha statuettes (have one in nearly every room). I’ve always collected music (cds and cassettes), but I recently bought a record player and now I go to thrift stores searching for albums. But my music collections are tastefully organized and in cabinets.
For non-designers, the 70-20-10 color rule can be very helpful. And, there's nothing wrong with purchasing some opening price point pieces that can later be used elsewhere as budget permits replacement. It is completely possible to create a wonderful space without falling victim to design/retail snobbery and budget overruns.
loved your "fast cheap or looks good" rule of thumb. in construction we used "time cost or results" and told customer "you get to pick two" works every time and everyone knows how to proceed.
Youre so so right on every point here - and for other reasons too. They dont seem to be interetsted in character. They love IKEA, (and other massmarket DIY furniture) and see older furniture that will outlast them, as "not them". But in 8 years, they haveused and disposed of so much of this type of furniture. And you are very bang on - ours esp love their collectibles, and by the time they left home, I really couldnt tell if they were living in the teen bedroom they left behind, or a home. We have a 1940's deco house, we restored the period features - but i have a mix of new and antique/ functional but interesting. SOmeone asked me why my house looked so lovely/beautiful yet there was no real definition of the style, I said I just buy what I love and represents me, and over time it evolves to be a reflection of who you are. I do have friends with instagram houses and re-decorate every few years, I have no interest in the latest look, I dont have the energy to do that every few years.
❤That's why I LOVE this channel. Garrett shows us how we can incorporate some trend-like pieces into our homes but in a way that will never go out of style. No more design purgatory.❤
I wish the "all grey and farm house" situation will finally go away. However I don't see any new trends aiming to replace these ones. I see a lot of the same items in the stores so I imagine there's nothing new out there. Thanks Garrett!
Millenial here 👋 "collecting" is a thing. Its just also figuring how to make sure it doesnt turn into a large collection of collections. I have been doing much better over the last couple years of really listening to myself, but also taking advantage of trends if they align with the home i want to have.
Valid advice about trends; it does not have to be all or nothing. Again, it is so refreshing, and a sign of a trained interior designer, that you emphasize the need to find your own design style. Arden is a natural star (just as you are) 😎
I collect Wedgewood, and I’m fixing to start renovating my dinning room. For starters I am knocking down the 1980’s popcorn ceiling and removing the corresponding wallpaper and moving and upgrading the chandelier to a crystal one. However there is a built in china cabinet and a lot of beautifully stained woodwork. I noticed millennials tend to paint any and all wood, for my fellow millennials DO NOT PURCHASE UNIQUE HOMES AND THEN PAINT EVERY INCH OF WOODWORK. I am leaving the wainscoting but where there is wall paper (1980’s affordable wallpaper) I am doing an off white Roman clay finish coupled with a wall of wedgewood decorative plates on one wall. I apologize for the comment being everywhere, I’m just so excited for the upcoming process. Also, millennials expensive “designer” pieces do not equate to high end finishes. Also if you live in the suburbs you do not need to shiplap your home to hell and back and have a sign in your kitchen that says kitchen (I live in Texas and this is so common). And if you have an idea do not jump into DIY’ing without a mood board and a mountain of research.
Do you have any idea how much stress and anxiety RELIEF you have given your viewers . The importance of finding a selection of quality pieces from different designs that complement each other and make your home unique and cohesive, not just a showroom-style, rushed dictated set, is so much more fun….and yes, organized, clean, decluttered, cozy, and stylish can all be done on a budget. Then you don’t have a dated look in as little as two to three years. I feel like trends are changing as quick as dictated updates on our phones, making people feel pressured to then spend, spend, spend. Love your adorable dog and your channel! ❤
Thrilled i caught your video early when i can like, comment, and hopefully contribute to helping push this video to a broader audience. Really sound, practical advice..as always. Gen x here, but this advice still applies. Thank you!
First off hugs to adorable 🥰 Arden! I am not a millennial but Gen X (I think) but I never knew that millennials were such collectors. I display what I like but I do rotate between the months of the year and store away the rest- not too many either as storage space is limited. Creating a curated collection but know when enough is enough. Excellent work Garrett!! Love my Sunday afternoon with the LeChic family! 🌴🦩☀️☺️😍😊🥰❤️🥰❤️🥰❤️
Just recently discovered you! Moving soon to a new construction and I’m slightly overwhelmed. You are speaking to my millennial heart and that I want to create a peaceful, timeless environment that I’ve never had in a home.
Congratulations on your new home and welcome to the channel! It’s great to have you as a part of our very valued subscriber family. I post videos on Thursdays at 1pm and Sundays at 10am Pacific Time. Also, if you would ever like my decorating opinions or direction with respect to your home, virtual consultations that are already shown in your time zone can be made at intro.co/garrettlechic 😊😊😊
Beanie babies and Pokémon really set us millennials up to have that impulse to feel like you’ve “gotta catch ‘em all!” Brilliant work from the marketing team, however transparent and honest it sure worked!
Congratulations on your new addition, Garrett! Arden is one lucky doggie! He couldn't have found a better home! Wishing you all the best, always. With respect to collections: someone in Toronto was selling a complete collection of K.L.M. delft blue houses, last year, for CA$3000, which is a fantastic price. I watched the eBay auction, as I'm sure many others did, tempted, but didn't get it, in the end, because I know I don't have the space to display that collection properly, in my little house. Honestly, though, I still regret it, 'cause... damn, it was the COMPLETE set.
There’s a quote that goes “when a woman says she has nothing to wear, what she’s really saying is there’s nothing in my closet that matches who I am today.” My decor mistake is that I like a home with very different vibes from room to room. Both architectural and color. Stone English cottage kitchens. Pale blue or green minimal bedrooms with soft rugs. Industrial loft office. I know it’s in-cohesive mismatch. But some days I feel classy velvet dark blue, others days pastels and eyelet. Love to hear more on how to deal with loving an extreme variety of design
Loving various design styles is common. I do. I’ve spoken about this in a number of past videos, and especially with respect to creating very curated spaces by mixing design styles. I would not of course be in favor of having different rooms within a house go from one distinct design style to another.
Glad to find someone else who loves Wedgewood. Fun fact: The Wedgewood fortune is what funded Charles Darwin's scientific research. (He was a grandson of Josiah Wedgewood and married his first cousin to keep the $$ in the family.)
Good Morning Garrett, First of all a big cuddly cuddle to Arden, he is such a cutiepie ❤ Thank you for the funny cheeky millennial blunder vlog. A good one and thou I am a millennial but luckily I didn’t made those blunders and half of the credit goes to you for that because I got to meet you at the right time, so love that for me😻😘 You are a very very good coach, I apply a lot of your goodness in my professional life:) The 2 solid take aways “collectibles are things that you like not necessarily the expensive rare things” and “renovating on budget means vintage inclusive”. How beautiful!! Have a wonderful week ahead gorgeous soul..xx
Millennial here. I collect fairies and display them inside of my secretary cabinet. They just look so much nicer there than scattered all over my house. I'm also very particular about which ones I collect and don't go overboard.
Hello Garrett ! Thank you for helping us find our design style. I have a secretary desk with 3 selves. I have books and blue/white dishes displayed. I just love how cozy it makes the room and it is great storage space for small items you want to display. I think everyone should have some version of a secretary desk. There are modern ones and antique ones.
@@GarrettLeChic Ha! I say the saaame thing. Like when I travel, I can buy that German Nutcraker on FB market or eBay. Not trying to lug that expensive thing in my luggage home! Haha we're so bad.
Haha, the title is great! Do you do consults internationally? I'm Canadian. :) What an adorable puppy! So nice to add a wonderful furbaby to the home. We also lost a beloved pet this year and recently adopted a new one. ❤
Thanks so much! Yes, I consult with people in various parts of the world. The times you see listed as available are already adjusted to be in your time zone. It’s important to have a VPN off on the device you are using (if you are using a VPN) before going to the booking engine to select a consultation time then you can turn the VPN back on after securing the consultation time. I look forward to meeting and assisting you virtually.🤗🤗🤗
I definately agree about millenials boring houses. So blah. Noithing interesting to look at. Everything the same. Home decorating is like fashion. Personal style wins over trends. Love the painting behind you Garrett. Just like you and your puppy, it is gorgeous. Love from Australia.
Hello 👋 I think that millennials that are well traveled don’t necessarily follow trends there homes really reflect who they are from my experience I have lots of nieces and nephews all millennial’s and you can see the differences.
Thank you for this excellent video @Garrett LeChic! 🙏🌿💐🌿😊💚😘🌿💐🌿🙏 Glad meet your lovely new pupster, Arden, today!😀 How did you come to choose the name 'Arden' for him?🙂 Btw, Shakespeare's _As You Like It_ is set in the Forest of Arden, I think?😉
You are so welcome! I discuss more about Arden in this recent video: The *Best* Home Decor Right Now | SHOP WITH ME ruclips.net/video/ptoFRPsES_c/видео.html
Millennials! Go to Estate Sales! You’ll (but don’t buy a bunch of stuff cheap that catches your eye. If you see something that you like, carry it around for a few minutes. Put it down if it’s no longer speaking to you
Whenever you start bringing up, generational differences, people start having fits. But here I go anyway :-) I am old, I am Gen X. My extremely unscientific and unbiased :-) opinion is that the younger generations are more easily influenced by social media. They have a smaller attention span, they get tired of things very quickly. They want change change change. I think they lose track of what their own personal style is, they don’t take a minute to think about what they truly like and don’t like.
Fellow gen X here .....I also think it is a factor that furniture is cheaper and easy to access ....and lots of lamps, cushions and so on ...so easy to pick up while shopping for other things ...( not to mention the seasonal changing decorations in the US) .... My parents could not afford changing furniture and decor constantly...and when I made my own home it was done gradually , because, well it was expensive ..so lots of second hand stuff to start out with , and plenty of time to figure out what I actually liked .,..
Great video. I’m in the youngest boomer group but I like to collect things too 🫣. I have a secret- i love British Colonial style. When you said to have an end goal for what you want to achieve I’m afraid to start gathering pieces that are so out of style (and horrendously expensive). I’m torn about what to buy every time I go shopping. Anyway, keep making these videos- love your design education.
Using vintage is so much better for the planet and the bonus is that there is almost no chance you'll see it in someone else's home.
Your consults are worth every penny! Went from crying and stressed to excited and confident. Thank you. Can’t wait till we chat again and you help me display the story of my home - my place to rest and recharge that has visual appeal to me!
You're the best! I can't wait for our next call! We always have so much fun!!!!!
I am Gen X, I was also a collector. I finally broke that habit, but it’s hard. I never collected for the money value of it, I collected things I like. But it can be a money drain and it takes up space. I now have it narrowed down to one curio cabinet and one corner shelf.
Arden is too adorable, so huggable. Collectibles are so fun and interesting as long as they are well curated. Sometimes it’s hard to see your own mistakes and things just look like clutter. Sigh…
That is so true, I think when it comes to collections the hardest part is making then not just look like clutter!
I feel old when you talk about collecting. I remember the pet rock, cabbage kids, beanie babies, Pokémon cards. But you also made me think about what I now collect and apparently it’s Buddha statuettes (have one in nearly every room). I’ve always collected music (cds and cassettes), but I recently bought a record player and now I go to thrift stores searching for albums. But my music collections are tastefully organized and in cabinets.
For non-designers, the 70-20-10 color rule can be very helpful. And, there's nothing wrong with purchasing some opening price point pieces that can later be used elsewhere as budget permits replacement. It is completely possible to create a wonderful space without falling victim to design/retail snobbery and budget overruns.
Yes! Its all about quality for me, if something can have a second life or be reused I'm all for it!
loved your "fast cheap or looks good" rule of thumb. in construction we used "time cost or results" and told customer "you get to pick two" works every time and everyone knows how to proceed.
Youre so so right on every point here - and for other reasons too. They dont seem to be interetsted in character. They love IKEA, (and other massmarket DIY furniture) and see older furniture that will outlast them, as "not them". But in 8 years, they haveused and disposed of so much of this type of furniture. And you are very bang on - ours esp love their collectibles, and by the time they left home, I really couldnt tell if they were living in the teen bedroom they left behind, or a home. We have a 1940's deco house, we restored the period features - but i have a mix of new and antique/ functional but interesting. SOmeone asked me why my house looked so lovely/beautiful yet there was no real definition of the style, I said I just buy what I love and represents me, and over time it evolves to be a reflection of who you are. I do have friends with instagram houses and re-decorate every few years, I have no interest in the latest look, I dont have the energy to do that every few years.
❤That's why I LOVE this channel. Garrett shows us how we can incorporate some trend-like pieces into our homes but in a way that will never go out of style. No more design purgatory.❤
Personality is ALWAYS timeless! And we love interesting homes!
@@j.t.1215 I agree. It’s why I choose him to book my consults with him!
I wish the "all grey and farm house" situation will finally go away. However I don't see any new trends aiming to replace these ones. I see a lot of the same items in the stores so I imagine there's nothing new out there. Thanks Garrett!
Millenial here 👋 "collecting" is a thing. Its just also figuring how to make sure it doesnt turn into a large collection of collections. I have been doing much better over the last couple years of really listening to myself, but also taking advantage of trends if they align with the home i want to have.
I decorated my home in my own personal style and have never regretted it
Valid advice about trends; it does not have to be all or nothing. Again, it is so refreshing, and a sign of a trained interior designer, that you emphasize the need to find your own design style. Arden is a natural star (just as you are) 😎
Yes! I love a good trend but you've got to make them personal!
Although I'm an older Gen X, I really enjoyed this video anyway. You always entertain and make me smile! 🥰🐕
Yay! Thank You!
I collect Wedgewood, and I’m fixing to start renovating my dinning room. For starters I am knocking down the 1980’s popcorn ceiling and removing the corresponding wallpaper and moving and upgrading the chandelier to a crystal one. However there is a built in china cabinet and a lot of beautifully stained woodwork. I noticed millennials tend to paint any and all wood, for my fellow millennials DO NOT PURCHASE UNIQUE HOMES AND THEN PAINT EVERY INCH OF WOODWORK. I am leaving the wainscoting but where there is wall paper (1980’s affordable wallpaper) I am doing an off white Roman clay finish coupled with a wall of wedgewood decorative plates on one wall. I apologize for the comment being everywhere, I’m just so excited for the upcoming process.
Also, millennials expensive “designer” pieces do not equate to high end finishes. Also if you live in the suburbs you do not need to shiplap your home to hell and back and have a sign in your kitchen that says kitchen (I live in Texas and this is so common). And if you have an idea do not jump into DIY’ing without a mood board and a mountain of research.
Do you have any idea how much stress and anxiety RELIEF you have given your viewers . The importance of finding a selection of quality pieces from different designs that complement each other and make your home unique and cohesive, not just a showroom-style, rushed dictated set, is so much more fun….and yes, organized, clean, decluttered, cozy, and stylish can all be done on a budget. Then you don’t have a dated look in as little as two to three years. I feel like trends are changing as quick as dictated updates on our phones, making people feel pressured to then spend, spend, spend. Love your adorable dog and your channel! ❤
Thanks so much! I appreciate your comment very much. 🐶🐶🐶
Pokémon’s motto is gotta catch them all, and I have been trying to break that cycle ever since 😂
Thrilled i caught your video early when i can like, comment, and hopefully contribute to helping push this video to a broader audience. Really sound, practical advice..as always. Gen x here, but this advice still applies. Thank you!
Ok, that basket of sticks as decoration killed me!
OMG! i think Arden will be asking for shares in the company! He is very interested in decor! ❤❤🐶🐶
Ooooh, your new pup is a Cavalier! ❤❤ so happy for you! They’re the best, most darling dogs aren’t they?
Arden is such a sweet boy! Can't believe it took me this long to get a Cavalier!
First off hugs to adorable 🥰 Arden! I am not a millennial but Gen X (I think) but I never knew that millennials were such collectors. I display what I like but I do rotate between the months of the year and store away the rest- not too many either as storage space is limited. Creating a curated collection but know when enough is enough. Excellent work Garrett!! Love my Sunday afternoon with the LeChic family! 🌴🦩☀️☺️😍😊🥰❤️🥰❤️🥰❤️
Thanks so much for sharing! I’m really glad you enjoyed the video and seeing Arden!🐶🐶🐶
I love Wedgwood too!!! The Birmingham Alabama museum of art has the largest collection of Wedgwood outside of the UK!
Just recently discovered you! Moving soon to a new construction and I’m slightly overwhelmed. You are speaking to my millennial heart and that I want to create a peaceful, timeless environment that I’ve never had in a home.
Congratulations on your new home and welcome to the channel! It’s great to have you as a part of our very valued subscriber family. I post videos on Thursdays at 1pm and Sundays at 10am Pacific Time. Also, if you would ever like my decorating opinions or direction with respect to your home, virtual consultations that are already shown in your time zone can be made at intro.co/garrettlechic 😊😊😊
Beanie babies and Pokémon really set us millennials up to have that impulse to feel like you’ve “gotta catch ‘em all!” Brilliant work from the marketing team, however transparent and honest it sure worked!
Arden steals all your thunder, Garrett! So glad to see you have a new pup.
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Congratulations on your new addition, Garrett! Arden is one lucky doggie! He couldn't have found a better home! Wishing you all the best, always.
With respect to collections: someone in Toronto was selling a complete collection of K.L.M. delft blue houses, last year, for CA$3000, which is a fantastic price. I watched the eBay auction, as I'm sure many others did, tempted, but didn't get it, in the end, because I know I don't have the space to display that collection properly, in my little house. Honestly, though, I still regret it, 'cause... damn, it was the COMPLETE set.
14:24 your expressions & the way you talk is amazing 🤣 you're not only knowledgeable but also so funny
Do a little at a time. It will be beautiful when it’s finished.
Yes!
I loooove organic modern and I'm 68. 🤷♀️🤷♀️ 😂😂😂
There’s a quote that goes “when a woman says she has nothing to wear, what she’s really saying is there’s nothing in my closet that matches who I am today.” My decor mistake is that I like a home with very different vibes from room to room. Both architectural and color. Stone English cottage kitchens. Pale blue or green minimal bedrooms with soft rugs. Industrial loft office. I know it’s in-cohesive mismatch. But some days I feel classy velvet dark blue, others days pastels and eyelet. Love to hear more on how to deal with loving an extreme variety of design
Loving various design styles is common. I do. I’ve spoken about this in a number of past videos, and especially with respect to creating very curated spaces by mixing design styles. I would not of course be in favor of having different rooms within a house go from one distinct design style to another.
“Polite conversation…ish.” Bring it on, we millennials need some tough love.
I audibly gasped when your Cav popped up! Sooo cute!
Congratulations on your adorable puppy! Thank you for your advice as always 😊
Thank you!🐶🐶🐶
I still love gray everything 😭😂 but now slowly incorporating my favorite color teal and cool-tone brown 😂 so basic and sad lol
Yes, you nailed it! I love mixing styles because that's how it becomes My Home, but it has to be the "trend styles" that I love. Thanks, Garrett!
Glad to find someone else who loves Wedgewood. Fun fact: The Wedgewood fortune is what funded Charles Darwin's scientific research. (He was a grandson of Josiah Wedgewood and married his first cousin to keep the $$ in the family.)
Arden’s an adorable pup. Thanks for the good design advice and tips.
Loved the video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Good Morning Garrett,
First of all a big cuddly cuddle to Arden, he is such a cutiepie ❤
Thank you for the funny cheeky millennial blunder vlog. A good one and thou I am a millennial but luckily I didn’t made those blunders and half of the credit goes to you for that because I got to meet you at the right time, so love that for me😻😘
You are a very very good coach, I apply a lot of your goodness in my professional life:)
The 2 solid take aways “collectibles are things that you like not necessarily the expensive rare things” and “renovating on budget means vintage inclusive”. How beautiful!!
Have a wonderful week ahead gorgeous soul..xx
Have a great week! Thanks so much.🐶🐶
@@GarrettLeChic thank you 🤗🥰
Millennial here. I collect fairies and display them inside of my secretary cabinet. They just look so much nicer there than scattered all over my house. I'm also very particular about which ones I collect and don't go overboard.
Love, love, love the new puppy. Thank you for sharing him with us 😊.
Hello Garrett ! Thank you for helping us find our design style. I have a secretary desk with 3 selves. I have books and blue/white dishes displayed. I just love how cozy it makes the room and it is great storage space for small items you want to display. I think everyone should have some version of a secretary desk. There are modern ones and antique ones.
My pleasure! Thanks for sharing.
Garrett distracted by the puppy and who wouldn't be . So cute
Off topic but shawl collars were *made* for you! ❤ to Arden.
I agree😂
New puppy is precious!
Some homes look like Easter eggs
“A polite conversation(ish)”
😂 you are hilariously clever
Thank you!
Love little Arden!
I'm in love! So funny!
Thank you!
“I collect nice things.” 🤣 Clearly you do! Arden is ADORABLE. I want to kiss his widdle nose. Congratulations ❤
😊 thank you
Love your videos! Also I wanted to tell you what a lovely person you are- I have so much fun sipping my tea watching you talk about interior design.
Thanks so much! Glad you are enjoying. I post videos on Thursdays at 1pm and Sundays at 10am Pacific Time.
A great video as always, excellent advice and very useful.
Another great informative video! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I never see a video on Gen X style. Is there one?
Oh there will be one in time! I'm coming for everyone!
We don't do anything wrong! We decorate perfectly, and drink from the garden hose. That's what we do! LOL!
@@einahsirro1488 😂😂😂
Who is the artist of that beautiful green blouse wall art behind you please?
Please see the description section of the video.
Facebook Market, vintage decorated my whole home! People come in and say wow! I say yes, it’s old! 😂
Honestly I see so many designer home tours where they are like "I bought this in Paris" and I'm like, I could have got that on FB marketplace😂
@@GarrettLeChic Ha! I say the saaame thing. Like when I travel, I can buy that German Nutcraker on FB market or eBay. Not trying to lug that expensive thing in my luggage home! Haha we're so bad.
"Girl, you invented the boring house" 😂😂😂😂😂
“Not me, other millennials” is now my slogan lol 😂
Haha, the title is great! Do you do consults internationally? I'm Canadian. :)
What an adorable puppy! So nice to add a wonderful furbaby to the home. We also lost a beloved pet this year and recently adopted a new one. ❤
Thanks so much! Yes, I consult with people in various parts of the world. The times you see listed as available are already adjusted to be in your time zone. It’s important to have a VPN off on the device you are using (if you are using a VPN) before going to the booking engine to select a consultation time then you can turn the VPN back on after securing the consultation time. I look forward to meeting and assisting you virtually.🤗🤗🤗
@@GarrettLeChic awesome!!
I definately agree about millenials boring houses. So blah. Noithing interesting to look at. Everything the same. Home decorating is like fashion. Personal style wins over trends. Love the painting behind you Garrett. Just like you and your puppy, it is gorgeous. Love from Australia.
Thanks for sharing!
Arden!!! Hello my love. Soooo sweet. I’m so happy for your family 😊
Thank you so much 🤗
I don’t follow trends
Another fantastic video!!🎉 is it 3 colours + wood?
Hello 👋 I think that millennials that are well traveled don’t necessarily follow trends there homes really reflect who they are from my experience I have lots of nieces and nephews all millennial’s and you can see the differences.
That is so true, experience completely changes your perspective on life!
Arden is 😊 cute!
First!!! 😊💗
Love that for me!
I've been searching on fb market for 2 years for 2 bed tables. Ugh, all anyone does is paint vintage pieces. 😖😭
I’m still doing organic modern. But I’ve loved black and white EVERYTHING for as long as I can remember.
And plants/wood… must have
❤🐶Hi Arden!!!!🐶❤
Cute puppy
This is so helpful. Thanks.
So glad!
Thank you for this excellent video @Garrett LeChic!
🙏🌿💐🌿😊💚😘🌿💐🌿🙏
Glad meet your lovely new pupster, Arden, today!😀 How did you come to choose the name 'Arden' for him?🙂
Btw, Shakespeare's _As You Like It_ is set in the Forest of Arden, I think?😉
You are so welcome! I discuss more about Arden in this recent video: The *Best* Home Decor Right Now | SHOP WITH ME
ruclips.net/video/ptoFRPsES_c/видео.html
Millennials! Go to Estate Sales! You’ll (but don’t buy a bunch of stuff cheap that catches your eye. If you see something that you like, carry it around for a few minutes. Put it down if it’s no longer speaking to you
Estate sales -you’ll also be able to better define your own style the more you go.
Whenever you start bringing up, generational differences, people start having fits. But here I go anyway :-) I am old, I am Gen X. My extremely unscientific and unbiased :-) opinion is that the younger generations are more easily influenced by social media. They have a smaller attention span, they get tired of things very quickly. They want change change change. I think they lose track of what their own personal style is, they don’t take a minute to think about what they truly like and don’t like.
Fellow gen X here .....I also think it is a factor that furniture is cheaper and easy to access ....and lots of lamps, cushions and so on ...so easy to pick up while shopping for other things ...( not to mention the seasonal changing decorations in the US) .... My parents could not afford changing furniture and decor constantly...and when I made my own home it was done gradually , because, well it was expensive ..so lots of second hand stuff to start out with , and plenty of time to figure out what I actually liked .,..
Luv your videos.
Thanks!
Whew! I made it within the hour.
Thank you!
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As long as they are cleaning and organizing, I don’t care. They are much better at organizing the kids toys, than I ever was.
Yes millennials love some good organization!
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But what if you want to use more than 3 colors?
3 is just a starting point, just use a color in three ways, plus its nice to find a pattern that has all the colors used, like a rug or accent chair!
wish vintage was an option but in my country vintage is often the same price as new stuff or more expensive😢
@@GarrettLeChicso same concept just with more colors. thanks for the help❤ Love your videos 😘
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Because they’re lazy. They want mommy to do everything for them. Sorry. Not you Garret.
Great video. I’m in the youngest boomer group but I like to collect things too 🫣. I have a secret- i love British Colonial style. When you said to have an end goal for what you want to achieve I’m afraid to start gathering pieces that are so out of style (and horrendously expensive). I’m torn about what to buy every time I go shopping. Anyway, keep making these videos- love your design education.
Thanks for sharing!!