Do you ever read all of the lists that various publications, bloggers, and “influencers” put out at the beginning of each year? I’m talking about the lists of “what’s in and what’s out” where they tell us what we should be putting in our homes in the new year in order to stay current, and what we need to get rid of lest we find ourselves living in embarrassingly outdated homes with *gasp* gray walls and floating shelves in 2023. This is so terrible! 😀 These lists appear every year. Each home decor publication I subscribe to has their own list. Many bloggers, “influencers” (have I ever discussed how much I hate that word?Designers, decorators, and YouTubers of home decor all have their own lists. Every November or December, I get at least one email from some publication (never the big ones, always small ones) wanting my input on what I think will be “in” and “out” for the next year. (Those emails are ignored and deleted. The funny thing about these lists is that they often contradict one another. This makes me wonder: Who is actually making these lists? Why should we listen? […]
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