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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=EyeCandyOP]I just read [url=https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/home/the-grandmillennial-style-brings-tradition-and-peaceful-decor-into-the-home/2020/05/26/b4e8f6e8-99ed-11ea-a282-386f56d579e6_story.html]an article in the Washington Post about grandmillennial style[/url] and wonder what people think of it. I like that we've seen some more traditional prints and furniture pieces coming back - I have to admit that I wasn't a huge fan of the more paired down looks that were popular for a while (the article mentions modern farmhouse, but I also think of the "West Elm" look).

This was the pretty picture at the top of the article.
[img]https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-apps/imrs.php?src=https://arc-anglerfish-washpost-prod-washpost.s3.amazonaws.com/public/6XIAR7U4OII6VLDSHBA7ZSNTL4.jpg[/img]

In a way, I think it's just a traditional look that maybe some younger people are rediscovering...I'm all for it.[/quote]

To me the whole room looks cheap.  The tables look cheap and like that low end Bombay store stuff.  The 4 blue and white urns/stools look like they were picked up at target.  The 4 lamps with the orange shades look like they
were picked up at Target for $20.  The two mirrors look like cheap Restoration Hardware knockoffs bought at Lowes.

I do, however, really like the flower arrangement in the center of the room.  I also like the books stacked on the central table.[/quote]

I kind of like what it's going for - though I find the execution here a little boring - but maybe everything seems just a little bit too small or something? It's not quite sumptuous or full enough, I think.[/quote]

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