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9 Awful Kitchen Decorating Trends Designers Can’t Wait to Leave Behind in 2022

November 8, 2022 · 7 min read
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I personally love to see a nice-looking kitchen, even if it’s not mine. And after a while of browsing on social media, I realized that a lot of people follow a specific trend instead of using their own imagination when it comes to decorating the kitchen. Since trends are trends, and most likely they “expire,” in the blink of an eye, we gathered a few things that famous interior designers are pretty tired of seeing this year.

From all-white kitchens to matching tiles and cabinets, there are some awful trends that designers are eagerly waiting to disappear as soon as possible. In your opinion, which decorating trend is the worst? Tell us in the comments.

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  1. shirley Lewis says:
    November 12, 2022 at 6:51 pm

    Oh, really? What will you replace this with? Or will you just have bottled gas stoves and ovens send out all kinds of deadly fumes?

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  2. Laura R says:
    November 29, 2022 at 4:34 pm

    Thanks for these tips. Considering opening the kitchen into our TV room somehow or with a “Bar” peninsula in between but appreciate the thoughts on the kitchen smells. Also I put white/gray subway tile surround in our new 7 foot tub master bath and shower and love it and the kitchen remodel is next….I see the subway tiles as kitchen backsplashes in a lot of my HOME magazines…curious to think that will look dated! 🙂 Thanks again!

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