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Abby Wolner

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The '90s Kitchen Desk Is Officially Back (and More Practical Than Ever) Original

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By Abby Wolner
| Better Homes and Gardens Verified
Credit: Emily Minton-Redfield A staple fixture in kitchens from the '90s and early aughts, built-in kitchen desks were once a place to house the family desktop computer. And though they have recently been considered a dated feature, the kitchen desk is entering a new era. Not every home has an office, but everyone has mail, devices, and lives to keep in order.
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7 Features Making Your Kitchen Look Outdated, According to Designers Original

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By Abby Wolner
| Better Homes and Gardens Verified
Credit: Emily Minton-Redfield Outdated kitchens often feature heavy, warm wood cabinets; modern updates favor light wood and mixed metallics. Trends include fewer cabinets, open shelving, hidden appliances, and bold stoves, creating inviting spaces. Neutral gray and stark white kitchens are fading; warmer tones, bold colors, and personalized design elements are preferred. Is your kitchen holding onto cabinets from the '90s or a stove that's older than you?
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4 Outdated Bedroom Trends You Won't Be Seeing Again Soon Original

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By Abby Wolner
| Better Homes and Gardens Verified
Credit: Julie Soefer The ideal bedroom changes from year to year, even with a simple brief like "peaceful place to sleep." The bold bedroom trends of the past 10 years—think high-glam furniture, frothy bedding, and stark color schemes—are giving way to simpler and softer rooms with an emphasis on warmth. Colors are cozier and less bold, bedding is simpler and has a hand-crafted feel. We asked designers to weigh in on what recent bedroom trends are no longer the soothing style du jour.
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