#interior design debate

Does an open shelf kitchen look like Pinterest but live like a dusty nightmare?

Does a living room need a sofa, or is everyone just afraid to admit floor cushions are more comfortable?

Does anyone else think grey everything is a boring trend that needs to die?

Should architects stop designing open shelving for kitchens that only look good in empty magazine shoots?

Do white kitchens still look amazing, or have they become the ugliest trend in design?

Would you ever ditch open-plan living for separate rooms?

Is open shelving in the kitchen actually a dust-collecting nightmare, or are you just lazy with decor maintenance?

What's your take on maximalism in interior design — chic or just chaotic?

Open shelving vs closed cabinets — which one creates more work long term?

Are open floor plans finally dead or just overpriced?

Does anyone else feel like minimalist style is just an excuse to be boring?

Does “buy it for life” furniture make you a snob who ignores affordable design access?

Would you ever paint a brick fireplace or is that a renovation sin?