Homeowners Beware: Alarming New Design Trend!

It is exciting to customize and personalize your home. But there are some trends I have seen over the years that are actually terrible ideas. 

11. Excessive Use of Mirrored Walls

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Using mirrors strategically in interior design can indeed create a sense of spaciousness and light, but an entire wall covered in mirrors can have the opposite effect. Such an approach often results in a disorienting and outdated appearance. It’s essential to strike a balance in design, utilizing mirrors thoughtfully to enhance a room’s aesthetics while avoiding excessive use that can overwhelm the space and undermine its overall style.

10. No Door Between Bedroom and Bathroom

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You may fancy having no door between the master bedroom and master bathroom for the first couple of months. But I guarantee you will get tired of not having any privacy. It becomes a whole lot worse if everyone barges into your bedroom without your consent. 

9. No Storage Space in General

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If it is a new apartment, you will not feel the brunt of not having storage space. Just give it a couple of years; stuff will definitely turn up that you cannot keep in your apartment and can’t throw away. 

8. No Coat or Broom Closets

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It seems negligible enough, but those cold mornings would disagree. Have you ever had to scurry off somewhere important but could not get going quickly because you could not find your coat or shoes anywhere?

7. TV Over the Fireplace

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It seems like a pretty harmless trend; give it a little time. You will notice that your TV is always breaking down. Electronics and heat do not go very well together. You might even end up burning the entire house down if things go south. 

6. Multiple Tiny Bedrooms (Almost Too Small for a Bed)

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“Let’s have a couple of small bedrooms; it will save money and cater for everyone.” That might be the single worst idea a human can think of. You will not be able to fit any of your stuff in the room; let’s not start with the health and psychological effects it can have on you.

5. Cookie-Cutter Neighborhoods 

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If you are anything like me, you will want something different—something that stands out when people pull up to my street. Besides, you do not want to come home at night wondering where you used to live and end up in someone else’s apartment. 

4. Tiny Garages With No Room

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Tiny one or two-car garages with no room to even open the doors.  Have you ever had a paint job done on your car? That is not a small expense to bear. Especially if your finances are not where you would love them to be. 

3. Super Shallow Kitchen Sinks

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Your sink is one of those personalized touches you add to your kitchen. If you have stayed in a house with a tiny kitchen sink before, you would not dream of installing a small kitchen sink. How do you want to manage those big pots and pans?

2. Open-Door Kitchen Cabinets

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Leaving your kitchen cabinets without doors is a pretty prehistoric design. It’s almost as old as dinosaurs right now. Besides, you reduce the aesthetics of your kitchen by installing kitchen cabinets without doors. 

1.  Spiral Staircases

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These should also be added to the list of the leading causes of death in the world. They are so tiny and can make you dizzy going round and round. Not to mention unnecessary; it is beautiful when it is included in a monumental building, but your house? Not so much. Honorable mention: You can See the Sink from the Front door…

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DIY Artificial Plants for Outdoors on a Budget

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Don’t have time to water your potted plants, but love the look? Try this great hack with beautiful DIY artificial plants for outdoors with twinkling solar lights at night, for a deal per planter!

27+ Garden Edging Ideas

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Garden edging is a great way to make your yard look beautiful and keep flower beds contained. Try one of these garden edging ideas to update your curb appeal.

Zen Garden Path Ideas

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Discover these Zen garden backyard ideas! These 10 unique and stunning garden designs can enhance the beauty and tranquility of your landscape. From intricate stepping stones to wood slice walkways, these ideas will inspire you to create your own peaceful oasis where relaxation and meditation can be the Zen you truly need.

 

How To Build a Window Box Planter in 5 Easy Steps

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Build your own DIY window box planter to add curb appeal and make your home exterior look amazing! This tutorial breaks it down into 5 easy steps to build a custom window planter box for flowers.

25 Annuals for Shade That Bloom All Summer:

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Here is a list of 25 Annuals for Shade that bloom all summer. What could be better than great flowers that last a long time and do well in shade?! Great for container gardening.

Home Trends Going Out of Style

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Jump on board the time machine, and let’s check out some old home design trends that are so yesterday. We’re talking about things that used to be cool but now make us go, “Huh?” Here are 15 outdated home trends that need a major makeover!

10 Home Renovations that can Decrease its Value

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With increasing interest rates and mortgage prices, getting the most value for your home is imperative. Homeowners and real estate agents speak about the renovations that could decrease the value of your home and why. Here are the renovations to look out for.

 

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Cassity Kmetzsch started Remodelaholic after graduating from Utah State University with a degree in Interior Design. Remodelaholic is the place to share her love for knocking out walls, and building everything back up again to not only add function but beauty to her home. Together with her husband Justin, they have remodeled 6 homes and are working on a seventh. She is a mother of four amazing girls. Making a house a home is her favorite hobby.

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