Gen Z designers are bringing fresh perspectives to interior design. Here’s a look at some of the best and worst home trends according to a Gen Z interior designer:

Best Trends:

1. Sustainability and eco-friendly materials
   • Recycled fabrics, reclaimed wood, and energy-efficient appliances
2. Multifunctional spaces
   • Furniture that serves multiple purposes, like storage ottomans or murphy beds
3. Bold colors and patterns
   • Moving away from all-white interiors to more vibrant, personalized spaces
4. Biophilic design
   • Incorporating plants and natural elements into interior spaces
5. Vintage and second-hand finds
   • Mixing old and new for a unique, curated look

Worst Trends:

1. Fast furniture
   • Cheaply made, trendy pieces that don’t last
2. All-gray everything
   • Overuse of gray in interiors, leading to cold and uninviting spaces
3. Open concept everything
   • Lack of privacy and defined spaces in homes
4. Farmhouse overload
   • Overdone rustic elements like shiplap and barn doors
5. Overly matched furniture sets
   • Lack of personality and individuality in room design

Remember, design is subjective, and what matters most is creating a space that reflects your personal style and meets your needs.