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3. Cement 

Do you remember those cement planters everyone was crazy about a few years ago? They still look good, but they’ve reached saturation point. If you’re on the hunt for something new, such as a pot, a table, or a floor, that will also stay in for quite a while, we have great news for you: go for terrazzo and travertine.

They are some of the best trends from the ’70s and they will look flawless even after a longer period of time. Besides that, they also have the same high-gloss appeal as cement, but they won’t go out of style if you know how to properly use them.

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