Entire rooms dedicated to one specific theme (e.g., beach, jungle, or outer space) can quickly become overwhelming and feel more like a novelty than a tasteful design.
Overuse of faux marble, faux wood, or other imitation materials can look cheap and detract from the overall aesthetic of a space.
While quirky and fun, inflatable furniture often lacks the durability and sophistication expected in modern home decor, making it more suitable for temporary or outdoor use.
Overdoing shabby chic with too much distressed furniture, lace, and pastel colors can make a home look cluttered and outdated rather than charmingly rustic.
Bright neon colors in large quantities can be jarring and hard on the eyes, leading to a space that feels more like a nightclub than a cozy home.
Although practical, wall-to-wall carpeting in every room, especially in bold colors or patterns, can feel dated and be difficult to maintain.
Using real or faux taxidermy as a major design element can be off-putting to many and may not align with the preferences of a broader audience.
While open shelving can look stylish in moderation, having it throughout the entire home can lead to a cluttered appearance and requires constant upkeep to remain visually appealing.