Jeremiah Brent recently shared his design preferences in a questionnaire, listing his favorite and least favorite decor trends. Known for his interior design expertise on Queer Eye, he highlighted some trends he dislikes, alongside those he loves. While his favorites align with our own inclinations, such as exploring antique stores and indulging in pottery making, we were intrigued by his aversions. Here’s a glimpse into what the designer currently deems outdated.
Ceiling Fans: While some find the gentle hum of a ceiling fan soothing as they drift off to sleep, Jeremiah views them as an eyesore that can detract from a room’s aesthetics, making it feel cramped.
Pony Walls: Not a fan of these short walls that don’t reach the ceiling, often used to subtly section off spaces, Jeremiah suggests they can feel antiquated and unnecessary unless you own a pony as part of your decor theme.
Pampas Grass as Decor: Despite its popularity for adding natural texture indoors, Jeremiah dislikes using pampas grass in decor, deeming it a space-consuming hassle that’s challenging to maintain. Perhaps best left to outdoor landscapes.
These insights from Jeremiah shed light on design choices that may be falling out of favor. Whether you agree with his perspectives or not, exploring different viewpoints can offer fresh inspiration for your own interior design endeavors.
