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Elizabeth Mayhew -- Washington Post February 4, 2021 12:00 pm You don’t have to be a design professional or style expert to know what some of the biggest decorating trends are for this year. Chances are, you’ve probably already used one or two of them in your home without even realizing it. In previous years, a specific color, a popular pattern, or a new technology may have dominated homes and social media feeds; we’re still living with the aftershock of millennial pink and the resurgence of the Edison bulb. In 2021, though, thanks in large part to a pandemic that has all of us ...

Read McKendree From the very beginning, Lilse McKenna knew that a typical New York starter apartment wasn't going to cut it when it came to designing a new home for her client, a twenty-something marketing professional and blogger with decidedly old-soul taste—and career experience working with high-end design companies. "She's young but has a great eye and is very sophisticated," says McKenna of client Nan Philip, who began her career in the design space before moving into fashion. "Shopping for her is always fun because she already knows the industry so well—it's a challenge to surpri...

The hottest decorating trends for 2021 aren't trendy at all - and that's the point Elizabeth Mayhew, Special to Washington Post Feb. 2, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail A room designed by Sarah Bartholomew in the Washington neighborhood of Georgetown incorporates woven furniture. Pieces associated with the Palm Beach style of the '60s are starting to come back.Gordon Beall You don't have to be a design professional or style expert to know what some of the biggest decorating trends are for this year. Chances are, you've probably already used one or two of them in your home without even realizing it....