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I wonder of those who write about or predict trends cant do anything else so this is what they do.... the skill or foresight level of this writer isnt to high!
LibraGirl123, I've seen that one before. I love the color! I love retro too, but I think for my house, euro would look better. I love orange too, so it'll be fun to see what we come up with in a few years.
I don't know about you- but I find nothing "new" about the trends this author writes about. And one I believe is not a trend, and I certainly hope it doesn't become one- I'll let you guess for yourself which one that is!
I don't know who the author is- but my guess would be someone who's trying to sell something that no one really wants. But he's determined to convince you otherwise; or his payment(s) for endorsements will wither away.
We are getting closer to our remodeling job so I am looking for ideas, I didn't see anything that was much different than we have been seeing for the past few years except maybe getting away from freestanding appliances and the island idea. I would have an island in a second if our kitchen was ever 6 inches wider...As for the colors, I still want to be careful so when we sell, the colors won't be completely dated. turquoise is a bit over the top I think.
Now I say, we are getting closer, the truth is: we are getting closer to having the money to get closer..
Ah yes, those built in appliances. I don't know how many kitchen remodels I have worked on that came about because the homeowners couldn't find built-ins (ovens, cooktops, etc.) that fit the cabinets for the built-ins from the 60s.
I'm just glad two-toned cabinetry is still a la mode because I'm selling a house that has it...I've hated it since we moved in a couple years ago. It just feels 'off' to me.
I didn't do a trend in my kitchen re model, I did what I want to look at. I created a look that works for me. It took a long time to make my mind up and figure everything out, but it was worth it to me. I am happy with the look.
trends, a fad....all go out of style fast.
You have to pick or create something that will stand the test of time, not something that will be out dated in 5 years. A good example is the glass tile back splash. trust me, they will be going out of style. if not already, because to me they are ugly.
and I have zero interest in what anyone thinks a potential buyer might like if in the event I sell, which I'm not....
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