
Ask three different designers: What’s in and what’s out for 2020? And you will get six different answers! When it comes to predicting trends, it’s anyone’s educated guess. However, trends do surface and if you ask the question enough, you’ll start to see repeated predictions and consistencies.

Ask three different designers: What’s in and what’s out for 2020? And you will get six different answers! When it comes to predicting trends, it’s anyone’s educated guess. However, trends do surface and if you ask the question enough, you’ll start to see repeated predictions and consistencies.
I’ve reviewed some of the key predictions for interior design trends this year and compiled a list of my favorite, most relevant trends for the Tahoe/Carson/Reno area, based on my own experiences. Check them out:
Elle Décor stands behind quartz saying granite countertops are a thing of the past. “Quartz is a great alternative to granite or marble because of its durability and ease of maintenance. The new styles of quartz often mimic marble so well that for some it’s hard to distinguish one from the other” they claim. (1)
“Open shelving is out,” states Elle Décor, “because practical is in…People don’t want to spend all their time accessorizing and want to keep their kitchens tidy.” (1)
Contact Talie Jane Interiors at 855-TALIEJANE or Natalie@TalieJaneInteriors.com for ways to incorporate a bit of 2020 into your décor.
1. https://www.elledecor.com/design-decorate/trends/g29859422/design-trends-2020/2. https://www.realhomes.com/news/top-interior-design-trends-20202a. https://happydiyhome.com/interior-design-styles/3. https://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/top-design-trends-of-20204. https://blog.modsy.com/2019/11/2020-home-decor-trends/5. https://www.vogue.com/article/8-interior-design-predictions-for-2020-and-whats-on-its-way-out


