Hot or not in 2020

December 28, 2019 at 11:11PM
Warmer colors are hot for 2020.
Warmer colors are hot for 2020. (The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Twin Cities interior designers shared their insights about the looks, materials, finishes and more that they anticipate will rise or decline in the year ahead:

What's hot

• Confidently expressing personal taste through strong colors or art.

• Casual modern living that's sophisticated yet informal.

• Bold painted cabinets, especially in dark gray and navy.

• Mixing finishes in hardware, lighting and plumbing fixtures.

• Serene, peaceful spaces to unwind.

What's not

• Overexposed Arabesque patterns.

• Open shelving in kitchens.

• Stark white-and-gray color palettes.

RACHEL HUTTON

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