Once-Trendy Design Choices Christina Hall Says To Leave In The Past
By BEVERLY SCHWENNING
In: Vintage Decor
Vintage is still "in" but should be used sparingly to avoid aging your home. Try completing a look using subtle details like a vintage sign for the kitchen.
Inject subtle charm and intrigue into your living room using vintage chairs, a lamp, or a chandelier. These will add character to the room without making it old-fashioned.
Hall believes your space doesn’t have to seem lifeless just because you're not using bold colors. Use deeper, softer shades to bring color without being too loud.
According to Hall, this look will always be in style. Versatile and serving as the perfect backdrop for counters and cabinets, all-white suits any house.
Popular for the past two decades, Hall is still a fan of open-concept floor plans that brighten up a home while enabling families to spend more time together.
If your family needs more privacy, try using partial walls or shelves as a barrier between spaces. Tie in design elements across rooms to give the area a more cohesive feel.
Once lauded for its elegant look, dark wood makes spaces dark and uninviting. Use light wood instead to brighten up your rooms and make them seem larger.