"We went from Millennial Pink to a lighter-toned blush pink within the last few years, and I am ready to say goodbye to anything that feels too soft in the pink family altogether. Instead, I'd opt for a putty color or something with a little warmer tone to it that leans more terracotta and rust."
— Bobby Berk

@beckiowens — Terrazzo

"I’m personally not a huge fan of terrazzo. So if 2020 means the end of that trend, it's safe to say I'd be glad to say goodbye to it. ” — Becki Owens

@em_henderson — Seashells

"In terms of longevity, I don’t think seashells are here to stay. In the right home they can be awesome, but overall I think 2020 home decor trends will not involve many seashells.”
— Emily Henderson

@katemarkerinteriors — Warm Neutrals

"Grays and a limited neutral palette. We are so excited to see the beloved ‘neutral palette’ expand to include warmer, richer browns, camels, and cognacs. These warmer neutrals play so nicely with grays and whites, so various shades of all of the above will be our go-to colors in the year ahead! Warmer tones also help imbue a home with a timeless, enduring ambience."
— Kate Marker

@thejoshuatreehouse — Brand New Everything

"New things can be great, but we’re hoping to see more and more spaces embrace vintage pieces. We’re all about reducing consumption. Giving old objects new life is not only great for our planet, but brings so much character and soul to interior spaces.”
— Sara & Rich Combs

@deecampling — Dark Walls

"I’m glad to see the end of dark walls. Although they can make a space feel cozy, particularly in the evening, and are often great backdrops for art, I find dark walls oppressive."
— Dee Campling

@reserve_home — Macramé

“I’ve felt this way for a while, but I’m ready to say ‘see ya never’ to macramé. I’m all for a thoughtfully chosen or one-of-a-kind piece, but I feel that rooms full of macramé hangings, planters, and even swings tend to look overdone."
— Mallory

@plankandpillow — All White Kitchens

“Even though we love a neutral color palette, we are ready to move on from all-white kitchens once and for all. In the upcoming year, we're excited to reintroduce color to this important room within any home.”
— Brooke and Henry Jones

@bradytolbert — Boho Hanging Chairs

“Now, don't get mad at me yet. I've used it in projects before and will continue to use it in the right space (outdoor, boho, global-inspired). But in other styles and rooms where it doesn't stylistically feel like a good fit, I am ready to see the hanging chair take a seat and make room for some more modern and clean-lined options coming from the ceiling. Leather sling chair, anyone?”
— Brady Tolbert

@rebeccaandgenevieve — Neutrals

“I'm ready to say goodbye to everything neutral and white everything. The world is a colorful place and I'm ready to reflect that in my work wholeheartedly as the new year approaches."
— Valeria Jacobs

@organize_it — Accent Walls

"In 2020, I am psyched to say goodbye to accent walls. Accent walls have been a trend for a while now and are beginning to fade. It is no longer the focal point of interiors. Single colored walls are making a greater impact when paired with colorful decor or furnishings.”
— Rivka Davidowitz

@withinthegrove — White Kitchens With Stainless Steel

“Is it true? Could we be seeing fewer white kitchens with stainless steel appliances in 2020? I certainly think so! I'm thrilled to see this trend go as homeowners start to experiment with moody colors like black and deep olive green for their kitchen cabinetry. And with dark cabinetry comes the re-introduction of white appliances, but with brushed bronze pulls and hardware."
— Elizabeth Rishel

@amykartheiserdesign — Modern Farmhouse

“It seems like every home going up these past few years has been a modern farmhouse. In 2020, I’m looking forward to a new year where people are embracing color and more of their own personality in their homes! I was never a big fan of the feature wall, either. If you’re going to go bold, I say go big! I’m seeing people embrace color and patterns more and more, so I’m excited to wrap whole rooms in wallpaper, rather than just one wall.”

— Amy Kartheiser

@ohsolovely_blog — Overdone Mid-Century Modern

“I love the modern aesthetic, but sometimes mid-century modern can feel way overdone. I’m definitely drawn to clean lines, but think it’s important to add layers, texture, and color to a space to make it feel inviting and unique. Almost every trend can work if done the right way—there’s definitely a balance.”
— Audrey Kuether

@handmadecharlotte — All White

"All-white everything. We love color way too much to embrace minimalist style!” — Kathleen Ballos