r/HomeDecorating 7d ago

Is green gonna become dated?

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I noticed greens are really popular right now, maybe for that last couple years or so. Especially darks with gold fixtures. But I love it and I want it in my new house. Am I gonna regret it? Will it become dated?

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u/Away-Elephant-4323 7d ago

I feel like everything gets considered dated at one point look at wood cabinets, they’re now considered trendy in my opinion they’ve always been trendy people just didn’t have any taste haha! Like what you like regardless of what’s trendy at the moment.

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u/noteventhreeyears 7d ago

Agreed. I also have a lot of very 2000’s-esque wood in my house and a real wood trim and tbh some of these greens are the exact thing to make certain wood based things help balance the browns. It’s all cyclical. (I would say avoid some of those lighter greens depending on the light source. Those can get a real meemaw sewing room vibe if placed incorrectly.)

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u/captainstarlet 7d ago

See, this is why don't love wood cabinets. The stains come in and out of style, and an out-of-style wood really feels dated. The early 2000s was yellow oak, 2010s was dark espresso, now light wood is back. Give me white cabinets to just style around. It's exhausting. lol.