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These 9 Gen Z design trends 'won't last the decade'

Each age group has its own distinct interior design fads that inevitably become cringe-worthy over time. Designers predict that several current Gen Z trends will soon join this list, making them investments to avoid for the future, according to Aol.

These are the Gen Z trends that won't last the decade:

Squiggle mirrors: While vintage pieces like the Ultrafragola mirror may remain stylish, the mass-produced squiggle mirrors are expected to fade in appeal, viewed as mere trends.

Mushroom prints: Overuse of mushroom motifs in decor—from wallpaper to cushions—has rendered them overly kitschy, likely leading to their decline.

Scalloped designs: Excessive scalloped elements in furniture and decor lack sophistication and originality, diluting their impact and turning them into a cliché.


Photos: Dreamstime.

Coastal finishes: Although timeless in the right context, coastal styles have been misapplied, especially in formal settings, leading to a trend that may feel juvenile or out of place.

Bubble furniture: While a few pieces can add freshness, the saturation of "chubby furniture" is diminishing its appeal, making it feel less special.

Bows: Accessories adorned with bows are becoming juvenile, losing their charm as they trend toward excess rather than timelessness.

All-in aesthetics: Gen Z's commitment to singular looks often results in sterile environments lacking personal touches, which is unlikely to resonate long-term.

Food-themed decor: Overabundance of fruit motifs is making interiors feel chaotic, steering many away from this trend.

Cow print: While traditional cow prints retain a classic appeal, cartoonish interpretations are quickly becoming tacky.

Source: www.aol.com

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