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4 Outdated Fall Decor Trends Designers Say To Skip This Year
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Just like with any holiday or season, fall decor can be timeless, but it also has its own micro-trends.
Before you put out your decorations this year, it might be time to do an audit for these outdated trends.
Emily Davis is the founder of Emily Davis Interiors in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
“Most of us don’t live on a farm, and we don’t need to pretend we do.”You can still make a statement without turning your home into a barn with more intentional accents.
“When chatting with clients about transitioning the vibe of their home from summer to fall, I encourage them to think about what would be helpful and non-wasteful,” says Emily Davis, founder of Emily Davis Interiors in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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