#home decor debate

Exposed brick and shiplap are design crutches for people with no real taste.

Has TikTok’s “grandmillennial” trend replaced modern minimalism?

IKEA furniture is overpriced particle board sold as genius design — should we stop pretending?

What's your take on that "grandmillennial" interior design trend—is it cosy or just clutter with a trust fund?

Is the whole Japandi interior design trend actually livable or just Instagram hype?

Are people who hate open shelving just scared of cleaning, or are they right about the dust?

Is switching from Scandinavian minimalism to maximalist interior design actually worth it?

Is painting your walls white the laziest choice in interior design?

Is IKEA furniture secretly better quality than overpriced, "handcrafted" designer pieces from boutique brands?

Does anyone else think minimalist interior design just feels cold and uninviting?