Finally, a 2024 trends video that actually concretely articulates what the trends are (wallpaper, bold colors etc). Not just “nature” and “practical spaces” like some other videos lol
Thanks for this video! I think your interior design videos are my absolute favorite amongst the rest. They feel well-edited with the breaks between topics and are peaceful to listen to and positive. Also side note, love your purple look today. Thank you 💕
Color drenched my living/dining room in Urbane Bronze to include the vaulted ceilings and it is GORGEOUS. I don't know why I was ever scared of doing it. It's such a statement!
Depends on personal taste...I'm glad your happy with your space...definitely not for me I like soft calming spaces with neutrals...like the Japanese zen style...timeless and awsome feng shui to it.
I’ve been doing colour drenching for years, when everyone thought it was odd, yet they thought it looked great once they saw it “in the flesh”. It’s super cosy. I’ve got a colour drenched black (yes, black) room, a green room and one that’s basically exactly the colour of your baseball cap! 🤗you have excellent taste! 😉
I painted the exterior of my small bungalow and did it using color drenching, I knew it would look great and love it. Painted the entire house with a 3” paint brush . Exterior natural light can make it look different colors when it’s not, each hour of the day.
@@pamhuber6661same here, all off-white I used a trim paint pad and paint brush, for at the time I was 6 month pregnant and doctor said no paint rolling! Lol
🙋🏻♀️Im one of those people that’s been requesting purple. 💟 Purple is my lifestyle and not just a favorite color. My wedding gown and veil was lilac and the whole shebang of my wedding day is coordinated with purple shades 💁🏻♀️. I have the purple mattress, even my salt is purple (I know, it’s ridiculous and it brings me sooo much peace and joy). I’m happy to hear that I’m not the only one asking for it! I also noticed that in the past 5 years a lot of companies and businesses have been leaning towards purple as their business color. I mean look at you rocking the purple combo with your hat and blouse- work it!! and also this video is outlined in purple background so you’re absolutely right purple is out there everywhere 😍💜
I did a very similar color! also color drenched. I changed out the coverlet and curtains to natural linen -rather a beige linen, and that looks beautiful with this dark smoky green.
Ooh I love it! I've been looking for the perfect green for my son's room. I've been considering Holiday Wreath or Boreal Forest, but I think I might like this one even better.
I love your content . I don't like the new trends with so much color, although, I do like whole room monochromatic color. The "Rich PPL Trends" part of this post is my favorite. Hilarious! 😂
I bought a 1968 modest brick ranch home. The previous owner had lived in the home since 1971. What I found most striking is the "color drenching" she had throughout the home. She did eggshell walls and satin trim in the same color (different color in each room). It struck me because that's what a small house needs. It needs less contrast. It works! It opens up the spaces. Her colors in the bedrooms are more muted shades: seafoam green, muted robins egg blue, and muted cameo pink (each bedroom a different color). The livingroom has a light golden 'greige' color, and once again the walls are in eggshell and the trim in satin. The eggshell reflects natural light in a soft way. I have gotten so many compliments on the colors of the bedrooms that I wanted to paint fresh in the same colors, but sadly what gives the colors such rich tone is the fact that the paint is old! Clean and intact, but old. My local SW paint shop could not obtain a tint mix to replicate them. I'm very picky about painting (no blobs, etc.). Sadly this is the case in some of the trim. Some of the drywall could be smoothed out, etc. I'll have a very tough time arriving at the colors that work so well here.
Hooray! A new Posh video! You can see color drenching in the 1953 movie "The Band Wagon" with Fred Astaire and Cyd Charisse. When the talent goes to the producers apartment to meet a show's financial backers, his apartment is color drenched in brick, blues, beiges.
Watching this video was like getting a sneak peek into the future of home decor! The video highlighted upcoming trends in a way that got me really excited about redesigning my home. I can't wait to try out some of these fresh ideas!
Mouldings are truly "timeless" because they've been a part of our culture for at least 2,500 years. They will never go out of style, assuming they're actually done correctly. And you can tell when they're done correctly! The stuff that will be torn out will be the cheap stuff installed by people who don't know what they're doing.
Daring colour is great in fabric. Your outfit looks gorgeous. Fabric is also commonly used on bedcovers, curtains, floor rugs, bath towels, and a variety of other homewares. These items all have the benefit that just like your clothes, when you're not in the mood for that particular daring colour, someone's got a migraine and the strong colour is making them retch, or you feel it's getting a bit dated, you can put the item away neatly in a closet, and use fabric in a different colour instead. All it takes is a few minutes to change it out, instead of the expense and disruption of repainting your room. I highly recommend it.
Personally, I found the predictions in this video to be a real eye-opener. The emphasis on personalization and unique design elements has sparked my creativity, and I'm already thinking of ways to incorporate these trends into my home for a more modern and personalized touch.
Thanks for your perspective. It's nice to see the Mid-century minimalism getting traded in for more art deco and arts-and-crafts styles. Been hoping for a lean towards more traditional antique elements with color pops.
I dont think molding could be a trend! Maybe the style of the molding but in general moldings has been used for hundreds of years. I think the biggest factor to determine if it is a trend vs timeless is if it has existed for centuries. If it has it is timeless if done right
Molding and arches are not trends in my opinion. They are architectural features that have spanned decades. For example, you see them in homes that are 100 years old through homes that are modern. They are just very popular right now. I personally do not understand the paint companies picking those colors for the colors of the year. They are not very nice in my opinion. I do like most of the looks you showed. We’ve come a long way from all gray everything. I love that you mentioned rich people trends. I’m always saying that when certain things are mentioned as trends even though I’ve only seen them in wealthy peoples homes. Like how is that a trend? 😅
Great to see you again; I love your videos! I love most of these trends except color drenching and colored cabinetry. They look cool, but I think their appeal will be short lived for those who invest in them. As for the "colors of the year"? Yuk to all but "Renew Blue". (A perfect palette to keep a depressed person depressed.) Love the "gentle boldness" and "cozy" trends, I am also #teammoulding, and I have been lusting for a vintage mural for years!
*Color Drenching, Dopamine Decor, Velvet and Luxe Fabrics* . Whatever the Generation is called that's wants the 70's vibe, I will leave all of those pieces at the Re-Store and thrift shops for you. I love the color drenching and will be doing that in my bedroom.
Didnt like most of what was shown in this except the all mint small room..the cosy image..the plants..and i do love a big fancy stove and range...but to actualy use it and look good...only likded 2 of the new colours....thank you for showing us whats out there no matter our personal taste.
That shade of purple looks so pretty on you! Love the hat as well. I recently had a color analysis with a consultant from House of Colour, and the whole color draping process was so interesting. I learned that there's a shade of purple in every season, that true red works for everyone, but black doesn't. Anyway, I also learned that people are using their personal color palette to help them choose colors for their living spaces. Have you heard this as well and what are your thoughts about the wisdom of creating whole rooms with colors that look amazing on you? Hope you have a peaceful and magical holiday season. 💜🎁🎉
Hi! I've been hooked on color analysis for the past year or so. I haven't been professionally analyzed but I've used online tools and have draped myself. I'm pretty sure I know my color season & I've bought clothes which suit me better. Lately, I've been wanting to paint one wall to make an accent wall in a color which is within my palette. I think if you live alone, then you should design your home accdg tp your tastes. If your color palette makes you happy, then you could surround yourself with it. Cheers! Btw, what's your color analysis result? :-)
@@kitty_s23456 I absolutely agree we should surround ourselves with colors that make us feel and look amazing. I am a cool summer. The winter and summer pallets have some really pretty purples and greens, which are my favorites. When I move to my next house, I am definitely using my pallet for inspiration. Hope you're having a wonderful New Year so far. 💖
@@hopegrable thank you, you too! I'm pretty sure that I'm a warm autumn. I've been liking some warm greens lately. I also like the pantone color of 2024, peach fuzz. I've seen some peach / green combos. I love it & feel energized by it. Have a marvellous 2024!
@@kitty_s23456 I also love the color peach fuzz, even if it's not one of my colors. You may find some lovely inspiration for peach/green combo in works done by artist Gorgia O'Keefe. The beautiful pallets in her paintings are extraodinary! 😍😘🧡💚
@@hopegrable thanks for the tip! The summer palette is lovely. I sometimes wish I could wear the pinks & lavenders there, but they make me look ill. I must wear warm colors. Have a great night or day! 💙💜
This was excellent. Loved the visuals to explain what you were describing, also loved the “rich ppl” trends at the end - it’s fun to know what the ‘no budget’ folk are up to ;)
So basically the decor industry came back to their senses and realized that decor should be like it used to be before this drab gray trend started. You would need to be dead inside if you don't like color. This is how we have been decorating before all along and how we should always be decorating present and future. Arches and moulding are actually timeless features that are trending big now but will go back to be that again , timeless features that will always have a place to be.
I don't know about you but I never lived in a grey home and I don't follow trends, but live in a very colorful, unique, lively home. My comment was about the decor industry going through its most depressing time ever and me watching it from the perspective of a fan of decor and interior design and seeing it finally breaking away from that after such period. If you cannot see that, then you are the one that needs to wake up and stop the negative, unproductive also judgmental comments @@rekwa3860
Whenever I'm not sure if something is my taste or is it a trend, I ask 7-year old me if she would like it. And 7-year old me absolutely love these colors.
I'm planning to redecorate my bedroom but totally confused about the colour of wall and furniture, I'm going through lot of stress so want my bedroom peaceful and I also have sleeping issue so can you please recommend some colours for my bedroom wall and also what colour will be best for me my furniture in bedroom.
Hi posh , I've been following your work and find your insights really valuable. I have a question regarding my career in interior design. I took a break for about 10 years, and now I'm looking to revive my career. What steps would you recommend I take to get back into the industry and catch up with the latest trends and technologies?" please reply
I have absolutely loved my murals , it’s wonderful that the trend has caught up What does concern me is the colour drenching trend , getting all those ceilings white again after the trend will be a nightmare 😂
The gentle purple boldness looks great on you! I agree we have to find a way to embrace Generative AI and how it facilitates creative and efficient revolutionalization 😂🤟🏼 #TeamMoulding4Ever
AI on the design side should be "de rigeur", since everyone wants to see their decisions implemented before they spend time or money. It's a scary thing to paint a room, especially now with so many choices available. Showing a realistic picture of what a particular color will look like under different light conditions is a real boon for clients, as well as designers.
What ai program do you use for interior design? I’d love to try using it for my house as I’m trying to make some big changes and would love to run the options before committing
Oh yay! I found you again! I forgot your name and couldnt find you in my subscribed list, when I searched... Posh Pennies, you have the best design channel, shame on the algorithm for taking so long to put you in my feed, only because I looked up painting a laminate floor.
I'm not really ready to move away from whites, beiges, and blacks toward color yet. I still feel like adding color can make a space feel too distracting and overly specific.
Nope still don't want a lot of color in my space, I'll get a headache and I'll get sick of it too fast. I do like that curated and collected look tho so I'll allow some colors in. but that drenching thing, oh hell no.
Thank goodness I ignore anything "on trend", "trending" etc. I'd rather live in a car than in ANY of those designs shown here. Seriously, they made me run the gamut from cringe, to gag, to shudder. Some of those looked like a paint factory exploded in one room. My idea of cozy is most definitely dark gray and black. Or any other one shown here. I couldn't force myself to live in anything on here. They go from bright horrid colors all jammed in one room (that godawful bathroom!) to everything one color, usually dark (can we say depressssinnng:??) To wall paper that makes me want to grab a blowtorch. I find it highly amusing to watch multiple interior designers tell what is "trending" for the coming year and they all contradict each other. What one says is "on trend"(you have no idea how I loath that term) another says is passe and old. One says "it's THE color of the year" and another says it's a relic of the past. I say forget what is the trend, passe, a relic, etc. and do you home in a way that makes you happy and if no one else likes it, too bad.
Designers even contradict themselves. Posh Pennies said in a recent video that there is too much bouclé and people should avoid it and according to this video it is trending. If I remember correctly, the same was with arches 😉
Robert - I see your point, but there's no contradiction here. In a past video, I expressed my personal opinion about bouclé being overused. In this recent video, I'm pointing out that colored bouclé is trending, which doesn't contradict my previous opinion. Similarly, I mentioned arches as a trend before, and while they still are, I now feel they are overused. Expressing an opinion in one video and stating a trend in another isn't contradictory; it simply reflects the evolving nature of trends and personal preferences. Just because I might not like a trend doesn't mean I can't acknowledge its popularity.
Regarding AI, does anyone know where people create those images that are always on music compilation videos, like "rainy day jazz" vids? I want to know where those images are created because they're always so cozy!
Finally, a 2024 trends video that actually concretely articulates what the trends are (wallpaper, bold colors etc). Not just “nature” and “practical spaces” like some other videos lol
“nature” and “practical spaces” .LOL🤣
Finally, a sophisticated and accurate presentation on 2024 trends! Thank you!
Thanks for this video! I think your interior design videos are my absolute favorite amongst the rest. They feel well-edited with the breaks between topics and are peaceful to listen to and positive. Also side note, love your purple look today. Thank you 💕
Color drenched my living/dining room in Urbane Bronze to include the vaulted ceilings and it is GORGEOUS. I don't know why I was ever scared of doing it. It's such a statement!
Sounds fabulous 👌🏻
Interesting but I bet in a year or so you’ll be saying “what was I thinking?”
Depends on personal taste...I'm glad your happy with your space...definitely not for me I like soft calming spaces with neutrals...like the Japanese zen style...timeless and awsome feng shui to it.
Wouldn't work in my house. I have migraine, and too much of any vivid colours is nauseating.
I actually love all of these! Also, team molding for life!
You always do such a great job with these videos. Thank you for all the research and work you put into them.
thank you for watching!! 😍
After watching this, my first for Posh Pennies, i'm addicted !!! .... Love your view and take on life....which translates to a great designer ❣
So glad you found her! :-) Viv is wonderful! Been watching for a really long time now, always looking forward to new content.
My home is not gonna be "in style" in 2024. I get stress from All those colours 🎉
I was not expecting to love this video so much !
everything was really interesting and I am actually looking forward to the color trend.
"The latest trend seems to be spending $6,000 on an ice bath disguised as a garbage bin." OMG I just about died laughing.
My wife and I love your content. Keep it up 💪
I’ve been doing colour drenching for years, when everyone thought it was odd, yet they thought it looked great once they saw it “in the flesh”. It’s super cosy. I’ve got a colour drenched black (yes, black) room, a green room and one that’s basically exactly the colour of your baseball cap! 🤗you have excellent taste! 😉
This sounds so cool!
I painted the exterior of my small bungalow and did it using color drenching, I knew it would look great and love it. Painted the entire house with a 3” paint brush . Exterior natural light can make it look different colors when it’s not, each hour of the day.
Each hour makes it look naturally different and the addition o light fixtures continues that process.
@@pamhuber6661same here, all off-white I used a trim paint pad and paint brush, for at the time I was 6 month pregnant and doctor said no paint rolling! Lol
🙋🏻♀️Im one of those people that’s been requesting purple. 💟 Purple is my lifestyle and not just a favorite color. My wedding gown and veil was lilac and the whole shebang of my wedding day is coordinated with purple shades 💁🏻♀️. I have the purple mattress, even my salt is purple (I know, it’s ridiculous and it brings me sooo much peace and joy). I’m happy to hear that I’m not the only one asking for it! I also noticed that in the past 5 years a lot of companies and businesses have been leaning towards purple as their business color. I mean look at you rocking the purple combo with your hat and blouse- work it!! and also this video is outlined in purple background so you’re absolutely right purple is out there everywhere 😍💜
Just color drenched my bedroom in Vintage Vogue and this weekend I’m putting up picture frame moulding-
I can’t wait to have it done!
love this!!!!!!!
I did a very similar color! also color drenched. I changed out the coverlet and curtains to natural linen -rather a beige linen, and that looks beautiful with this dark smoky green.
Ooh I love it! I've been looking for the perfect green for my son's room. I've been considering Holiday Wreath or Boreal Forest, but I think I might like this one even better.
Loved this! Thanks for always keeping us up to date with what's trending and what's new in the design space 💕
I love your content . I don't like the new trends with so much color, although, I do like whole room monochromatic color. The "Rich PPL Trends" part of this post is my favorite. Hilarious! 😂
I bought a 1968 modest brick ranch home. The previous owner had lived in the home since 1971.
What I found most striking is the "color drenching" she had throughout the home. She did eggshell walls and satin trim in the same color (different color in each room). It struck me because that's what a small house needs. It needs less contrast. It works! It opens up the spaces. Her colors in the bedrooms are more muted shades: seafoam green, muted robins egg blue, and muted cameo pink (each bedroom a different color). The livingroom has a light golden 'greige' color, and once again the walls are in eggshell and the trim in satin. The eggshell reflects natural light in a soft way.
I have gotten so many compliments on the colors of the bedrooms that I wanted to paint fresh in the same colors, but sadly what gives the colors such rich tone is the fact that the paint is old! Clean and intact, but old. My local SW paint shop could not obtain a tint mix to replicate them.
I'm very picky about painting (no blobs, etc.). Sadly this is the case in some of the trim. Some of the drywall could be smoothed out, etc. I'll have a very tough time arriving at the colors that work so well here.
Team molding here too!!! And wood, lots of it 😂!
Hooray! A new Posh video!
You can see color drenching in the 1953 movie "The Band Wagon" with Fred Astaire and Cyd Charisse.
When the talent goes to the producers apartment to meet a show's financial backers, his apartment is color drenched in brick, blues, beiges.
Watching this video was like getting a sneak peek into the future of home decor! The video highlighted upcoming trends in a way that got me really excited about redesigning my home. I can't wait to try out some of these fresh ideas!
Great job putting this video together! I really enjoyed it!
As with all of your videos I love this one. Fun to see what might be on the horizon. Apart from the ultra bold I really like these trends😊
Such a well done video!! I really appreciate the point about AI, and how everything was once just an idea. Well said!
As a Vintage Retro seller I'm happy for the insight. Great video.
Full of learnings in a 14 min content. 🥰🥰
I actually like bold wallpaper, it’s fun.
Best video so far!
love you videos and expressly this one...so on board with the dopamine...and purple... but they were all really good!
Mouldings are truly "timeless" because they've been a part of our culture for at least 2,500 years. They will never go out of style, assuming they're actually done correctly. And you can tell when they're done correctly! The stuff that will be torn out will be the cheap stuff installed by people who don't know what they're doing.
Daring colour is great in fabric. Your outfit looks gorgeous. Fabric is also commonly used on bedcovers, curtains, floor rugs, bath towels, and a variety of other homewares. These items all have the benefit that just like your clothes, when you're not in the mood for that particular daring colour, someone's got a migraine and the strong colour is making them retch, or you feel it's getting a bit dated, you can put the item away neatly in a closet, and use fabric in a different colour instead.
All it takes is a few minutes to change it out, instead of the expense and disruption of repainting your room. I highly recommend it.
Personally, I found the predictions in this video to be a real eye-opener. The emphasis on personalization and unique design elements has sparked my creativity, and I'm already thinking of ways to incorporate these trends into my home for a more modern and personalized touch.
The landscape murals look amazing. Thank you!
I so agree. My home is my refuge and I try to make it that for my family too. Love your channel and happy holidays!
Thanks for your perspective. It's nice to see the Mid-century minimalism getting traded in for more art deco and arts-and-crafts styles. Been hoping for a lean towards more traditional antique elements with color pops.
Thank you for this great video! I found so much Inspiration!
Beautiful video. So much inspo in one. Thank you for your effort 😊
Superb and inspiring video!! And you have a very beautiful speaking voice 💞💞💞
I dont think molding could be a trend! Maybe the style of the molding but in general moldings has been used for hundreds of years. I think the biggest factor to determine if it is a trend vs timeless is if it has existed for centuries. If it has it is timeless if done right
Yes almost all mouldingy is timeless. The way it is applied it what can be trendy or classic.
Molding and arches are not trends in my opinion. They are architectural features that have spanned decades. For example, you see them in homes that are 100 years old through homes that are modern. They are just very popular right now. I personally do not understand the paint companies picking those colors for the colors of the year. They are not very nice in my opinion. I do like most of the looks you showed. We’ve come a long way from all gray everything. I love that you mentioned rich people trends. I’m always saying that when certain things are mentioned as trends even though I’ve only seen them in wealthy peoples homes. Like how is that a trend? 😅
I love the plum trend!! I would say it’s more plum than purple.
Clever vid. Fun topic. Beautiful blouse fabric and color. The Hollywood boob hype is so airy.
You look absolutely gorgeous in this video! You are goals
Great to see you again; I love your videos! I love most of these trends except color drenching and colored cabinetry. They look cool, but I think their appeal will be short lived for those who invest in them. As for the "colors of the year"? Yuk to all but "Renew Blue". (A perfect palette to keep a depressed person depressed.) Love the "gentle boldness" and "cozy" trends, I am also #teammoulding, and I have been lusting for a vintage mural for years!
Ah! Lonefox living-room to show his gorgeous tapistery!
I noticed that too
Great video, also looove pictures you chose for the video!
Molding will always level up a space. I don't think it's going anywhere. It's timeless.
I love murals in dining rooms.
Loved this .. loved it even more to see Jenson ackles saying SO UNNECESSARY 😂😂
Ohmygosh, I just love all of this!
Rich trends lol. You are now officially my favorite.
Great video and you showed me exactly how I want to redo my house. Thank you
*Color Drenching, Dopamine Decor, Velvet and Luxe Fabrics* . Whatever the Generation is called that's wants the 70's vibe, I will leave all of those pieces at the Re-Store and thrift shops for you. I love the color drenching and will be doing that in my bedroom.
Ok more for the ones that like the stuff.
I love this channel ❤
Didnt like most of what was shown in this except the all mint small room..the cosy image..the plants..and i do love a big fancy stove and range...but to actualy use it and look good...only likded 2 of the new colours....thank you for showing us whats out there no matter our personal taste.
That shade of purple looks so pretty on you! Love the hat as well. I recently had a color analysis with a consultant from House of Colour, and the whole color draping process was so interesting. I learned that there's a shade of purple in every season, that true red works for everyone, but black doesn't. Anyway, I also learned that people are using their personal color palette to help them choose colors for their living spaces. Have you heard this as well and what are your thoughts about the wisdom of creating whole rooms with colors that look amazing on you? Hope you have a peaceful and magical holiday season. 💜🎁🎉
Hi! I've been hooked on color analysis for the past year or so. I haven't been professionally analyzed but I've used online tools and have draped myself. I'm pretty sure I know my color season & I've bought clothes which suit me better.
Lately, I've been wanting to paint one wall to make an accent wall in a color which is within my palette. I think if you live alone, then you should design your home accdg tp your tastes. If your color palette makes you happy, then you could surround yourself with it. Cheers!
Btw, what's your color analysis result? :-)
@@kitty_s23456 I absolutely agree we should surround ourselves with colors that make us feel and look amazing. I am a cool summer. The winter and summer pallets have some really pretty purples and greens, which are my favorites. When I move to my next house, I am definitely using my pallet for inspiration. Hope you're having a wonderful New Year so far. 💖
@@hopegrable thank you, you too! I'm pretty sure that I'm a warm autumn. I've been liking some warm greens lately. I also like the pantone color of 2024, peach fuzz. I've seen some peach / green combos. I love it & feel energized by it. Have a marvellous 2024!
@@kitty_s23456 I also love the color peach fuzz, even if it's not one of my colors. You may find some lovely inspiration for peach/green combo in works done by artist Gorgia O'Keefe. The beautiful pallets in her paintings are extraodinary! 😍😘🧡💚
@@hopegrable thanks for the tip! The summer palette is lovely. I sometimes wish I could wear the pinks & lavenders there, but they make me look ill. I must wear warm colors. Have a great night or day! 💙💜
Thank you for the hard work you put into making such great content!
What ai generative image tool do you use or recommend for home decor?
Love that shade of purple on you!
This was excellent. Loved the visuals to explain what you were describing, also loved the “rich ppl” trends at the end - it’s fun to know what the ‘no budget’ folk are up to ;)
Another excellent work from posh pennies. I would like to see ideas for teenagers room
So basically the decor industry came back to their senses and realized that decor should be like it used to be before this drab gray trend started. You would need to be dead inside if you don't like color. This is how we have been decorating before all along and how we should always be decorating present and future. Arches and moulding are actually timeless features that are trending big now but will go back to be that again , timeless features that will always have a place to be.
Lol this is so judgemental 😲
People like different things and that's okay, no one forced you to live in grey home anyway
I don't know about you but I never lived in a grey home and I don't follow trends, but live in a very colorful, unique, lively home.
My comment was about the decor industry going through its most depressing time ever and me watching it from the perspective of a fan of decor and interior design and seeing it finally breaking away from that after such period.
If you cannot see that, then you are the one that needs to wake up and stop the negative, unproductive also judgmental comments @@rekwa3860
Whenever I'm not sure if something is my taste or is it a trend, I ask 7-year old me if she would like it. And 7-year old me absolutely love these colors.
omg I love this approach SO much!!!!!!!!!
I'm planning to redecorate my bedroom but totally confused about the colour of wall and furniture, I'm going through lot of stress so want my bedroom peaceful and I also have sleeping issue so can you please recommend some colours for my bedroom wall and also what colour will be best for me my furniture in bedroom.
Hi posh , I've been following your work and find your insights really valuable. I have a question regarding my career in interior design. I took a break for about 10 years, and now I'm looking to revive my career. What steps would you recommend I take to get back into the industry and catch up with the latest trends and technologies?" please reply
I have absolutely loved my murals , it’s wonderful that the trend has caught up
What does concern me is the colour drenching trend , getting all those ceilings white again after the trend will be a nightmare 😂
I have to say, no one has ever verbalized my feelings towards molding quite like Posh said it at 8:25
I like how you went into the ad lol 😂 I like purple, but glad it’s not catching on as fast, I don’t like to be too trendy
It was super trendy in the 90's.
I wish I had the kitchen space for one of those 48" wide ranges, as I would make use of an oven like that!
Yuck! Most of these trends are trying way to hard. Guess I will be having a no spend year
OMG MOTHER IS BACK
Ah, you look so cute!! I love the hat!
Yay to molding, yay to cozy and yay to architectural detail! But 70s vibe is not at all for me!
The gentle purple boldness looks great on you! I agree we have to find a way to embrace Generative AI and how it facilitates creative and efficient revolutionalization 😂🤟🏼 #TeamMoulding4Ever
It looks to me like the trends are WHATEVER YOU WANT.
Love the video
0:22 Gentle Boldness
1:01 Vintage Patterns (including Murals & Tapestries)
2:07 Daring Colour (Bold but Muted or Mid Range Pastels)
3:46 Dopamine
4:25 Colour Drenching
5:02 Playfulness
5:32 Cozy Obsession (including Dark Painted Walls)
6:28 Texture
7:15 1970's Influence
7:45 Architectural Features (Arches going out of style, Moulding is still going strong)
8:31 Generative AI
9:52 -2024 Colour Trends and Forecasts
12:07 Rich People Trends
I always love your videos, thanks a lot!
thank you so much 💓
Welcome back 😊
2:03 it's Andrew's (lone fox channel) living room 😍
Amazing video, very well done!
accent wall, front and garage doors are dusty plum (midtone). i painted the bricks cracked pepper. im on trend for once.
AI on the design side should be "de rigeur", since everyone wants to see their decisions implemented before they spend time or money. It's a scary thing to paint a room, especially now with so many choices available. Showing a realistic picture of what a particular color will look like under different light conditions is a real boon for clients, as well as designers.
Always love your videos!
Wow. Just wow♥️.
What ai program do you use for interior design? I’d love to try using it for my house as I’m trying to make some big changes and would love to run the options before committing
I want to see more High gloss paint with polished cement floors and countertops.
Nice to see Lone Fox (previous lobby) featured- would love to have seen his RUclips channel noted on picture ❤
Oh yay! I found you again! I forgot your name and couldnt find you in my subscribed list, when I searched... Posh Pennies, you have the best design channel, shame on the algorithm for taking so long to put you in my feed, only because I looked up painting a laminate floor.
I'm not really ready to move away from whites, beiges, and blacks toward color yet. I still feel like adding color can make a space feel too distracting and overly specific.
i definitely love my neutrals too :)
J’adore! J’adore!
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The mid pastels remind me of the dusty colors of the early 90s
Yes basically mid pastel is the same as dusty.
Love the colour trends from the paint companies…not about the purple though. 😅
Nope still don't want a lot of color in my space, I'll get a headache and I'll get sick of it too fast. I do like that curated and collected look tho so I'll allow some colors in. but that drenching thing, oh hell no.
You are not a frequent video poster. But I do like when you get a new video out.
This gives me *Wes Anderson* vibes.
Thank goodness I ignore anything "on trend", "trending" etc. I'd rather live in a car than in ANY of those designs shown here. Seriously, they made me run the gamut from cringe, to gag, to shudder. Some of those looked like a paint factory exploded in one room.
My idea of cozy is most definitely dark gray and black. Or any other one shown here.
I couldn't force myself to live in anything on here. They go from bright horrid colors all jammed in one room (that godawful bathroom!) to everything one color, usually dark (can we say depressssinnng:??) To wall paper that makes me want to grab a blowtorch.
I find it highly amusing to watch multiple interior designers tell what is "trending" for the coming year and they all contradict each other. What one says is "on trend"(you have no idea how I loath that term) another says is passe and old. One says "it's THE color of the year" and another says it's a relic of the past.
I say forget what is the trend, passe, a relic, etc. and do you home in a way that makes you happy and if no one else likes it, too bad.
Just like I would kill myself if I had to live in a gray/black environment. So cringe.
@@vaderladyl I agree with you on that.
Designers even contradict themselves. Posh Pennies said in a recent video that there is too much bouclé and people should avoid it and according to this video it is trending. If I remember correctly, the same was with arches 😉
Robert - I see your point, but there's no contradiction here. In a past video, I expressed my personal opinion about bouclé being overused. In this recent video, I'm pointing out that colored bouclé is trending, which doesn't contradict my previous opinion. Similarly, I mentioned arches as a trend before, and while they still are, I now feel they are overused. Expressing an opinion in one video and stating a trend in another isn't contradictory; it simply reflects the evolving nature of trends and personal preferences. Just because I might not like a trend doesn't mean I can't acknowledge its popularity.
Love that cracked pepper
Nice video and great info.
I have always liked your choices but most of these trends are aesthically reactionary in relation to minimalism ,scandi etc etc
Beautiful
Regarding AI, does anyone know where people create those images that are always on music compilation videos, like "rainy day jazz" vids? I want to know where those images are created because they're always so cozy!