Newsweek spoke to interior designers who revealed the home décor trends that should be left behind and what to do instead.

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Design elements that were once "considered 'luxurious' have begun to feel overused and outdated," an expert told Newsweek.

As the luxury market evolves, its influence on broader housing trends will continue to shape perceptions of home design and ...

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