achromatic colours will always apply a special place in my heart .

So, tell us: Which “outdated” home design trends do you still love — and want to see come back?

Perhaps, while people are moving away from neutral spaces and back to color, you’re actually a huge fan of all-white everything because you think it’s simple and easy, and hey, it makes your home feel cohesive.

Or maybe you still adore accent walls because you think they add ~personality~ to a room.

Perhaps there are other generational trends that you were obsessed with in the past, like Gen X’s beloved Tuscan kitchens — with dark wood cabinets, ornate details, and all — and you’d like to see them come back (even if it’s polarizing).

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Neutral colors will always hold a special place in my heart.

A modern, two-story suburban house with large windows, a well-manicured lawn, and an attached garage

A woman with curly hair, wearing a long-sleeve top and jeans, hangs a framed leaf-print artwork on a wall in a modern, minimalist living room

Top image: Rustic framhouse dining room with a long wooden table and white chairs, wooden beams, pendant lights, and various décor on walls; bottom image: "Home Sweet Home" sign hanging on a wall

A room with wooden flooring and a partially open rustic sliding barn door, revealing a small hallway. The walls are light-colored with white wainscoting

Minimalist bedroom with a low wooden bed frame, white bedding, a bedside table with plants, a floor lamp, and a dresser with candles and decor items

A modern living room with a flat-screen TV mounted on a teal accent wall, a wooden console table, a striped rug, plants, and large windows showing an outdoor patio

Spacious modern kitchen with wooden cabinets, granite countertops, an island with bar stools, stainless steel appliances, and warm lighting fixtures