40 Home Trends From History Boomers Loved But Millennials Think Are a Joke

As time passes, so do the trends in home decor and design. What was popular in the past may now seem outdated and even comical to some, but others may still hold these trends near and dear to their hearts.

Baby Boomers grew up with a particular taste, and many of the trends from their youth have remained popular in their homes to this day.

However, younger generations, such as Millennials, often view these trends as outdated and tacky. We’ll take a look at 40 family home trends from the past that Boomers loved, but Millennials think are a joke.

#1. All Wood Furniture

 

#2. Monotone 

 

#3. Word Arts

 

#4. Pastel Colors

 

#5. Vertical Blinds

 

#6. Window Valances

 

#7. Animal Print

 

#8. Floral Prints

 

#9. Linoleum Flooring

 

#10. Nautical Motifs

 

#11. Fake Fruit

 

#12. Faux Plants

 

#13. Crystal Chandeliers

 

#14. Popcorn Ceilings

 

#15. Vaulted Ceiling

 

#16. Carpeted Bathrooms

 

#17. Open Shelving 

 

#18. Stereo Racks

 

#19. Mass-Produced Furniture/Art

 

#20. Furniture Skirts

 

#21. High Back Dining Chairs

 

#22. Clear Furniture

 

#23. Midcentury Modern

 

#24. Mirrored Closet Doors

 

#25. Glass Block Showers

 

#26. Ceramic Decorations

 

#27. China Display

 

#28. Terrazzo Pattern 

 

#29. Accent Walls

 

#30. Bulky Corner Tubs

 

#31. Sleigh Beds

 

#32. Tile Countertops

 

#33. Tiffany Lamps

 

#34. Lace Doilies

 

#35. Wood Paneling

 

#36. Gold Hardware

 

#37. Worn Out Phrases

 

#38. Carpeted Toilet Seat Cover

 

#39. Knitted Table Runners and Curtains

 

#40. Farmhouse Style 

 

This article was produced by Mama Say What?! and syndicated by Wealthy Living.

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