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That got us thinking about the difference between a trend and a fad. Trends and fads influence all corners of our lives. Trends evolve more slowly over time and build gradually as opposed to coming and going. Many trends eventually lead to long term change with their popularity building over time. Trends also influence our culture broadly, beyond just an individual industry.
You can think about trends as helping to solve problems. On the other hand, a fad comes and goes more quickly. They appear on the scene seemingly out of nowhere and take people by storm. Rather than taking root in the culture though, fads fade as quickly as they appear. People embrace them and then move on to the next fad that comes on the scene. Brands and individual designers pay attention to both trends and fads.
When designing products, designers focus on trends both in their industry and the broader culture. Linen is another one of those trends that is a staple in our home, both in bedding as well as for setting a beautiful table. Bloggers really have become my design experts, and I appreciate every one of you.
Linda — I found the items at Rough Linen. I think you are right on the nose with every one of these! I hope pallet projects find another useful life though since they are a way of recycling but maybe they can live somewhere else besides the living room. I love reading my daily blogs for whats in and out. I tend to just keep what I like even if it goes out. I have a huge collection of blue mason jars. They fill a backet in my home. Thanks, Anita! I really enjoyed this article.
We moved into a new house 2 and a half years ago, the bedrooms have the frieze carpet — I already want to change it out. I agree with most of what you said. However, I like using pallet wood. It is a good source of free wood and a little sanding and a nice finish does wonders.
So what does everyone think about the shiplap? I tend to like the classics with a modern twist. I just had tile installed that looks like wood. I love it for the Florida climate. Do you think this will be a trend or fad? Enjoyed all the conversation regarding trends and fads.
Your hone us lovely Anita and your book is a great resource. I agree with your point of view completely. I too am a magazine reader and keep them for years and revisit them again and again. I have always taken my cues from what I see emerging for sometimes years before it becomes mass produced……instead of always seeing what is in the forefront of a picture, I am looking in the obscure bookcase or something in the background of an adjoining room…… I think I am blessed with that kind of eye and a let go on classic things very reluctantly…..
Love it!! Very interesting post with lots of feedback. I really need advice about cabinet hardware. How about brass hardware? Is it really back for a while? Fad or trend? I need to know. I have found that lighting has a very short Trend span. I definitely think blogs are driving the trends now. Copper is hot again. Crazy prices too. Funny thing is that everything comes around again.
I remember when copper was popular as was mason jars. Globes were hot when Joanna from Fixer Upper used them, prices went nuts, now not so much. I have always liked buffalo checks.
While gray is populatr, I am not so sure I like it. To emphasize my agreement on fads, pallets are splintery, a pain to work with, and to me not so much rustic as college poor furniture think tables of giant wire spools and swiped plastic milk crates. When I see chalkboards overdone all I can think of is dust! Chevron is just too edgy and Mason jars, well, I put up food so I am obviously biased about their importance.
They are functional and beautiful all on their own and anyone that has walked a county lane to pick orange daylilies to fill a blue Ball or Mason jar knows that very well. I so enjoyed these topics…thank you.
Good for you! Never liked chevron not a geometrical person! What I love is the French influence which I hope is here to stay a long time! Enjoy your blog very much. So well said, Anita. Keep it coming! Thank you so much for sharing this with your fellow followers!!!!
As Always so helpful and informative!!!!! Great article! I pretty much agree. I think mason jars will be around forever,but only for true gardeners and preservers, and families, which saves them money and increases their pantry. There are only certain places that you can use the jars for decor and make them actually fit in,but are very useful for modest weddings for flower vase,etc.
I totally agree about the fads, and thank goodness, not ALL of them stay forever!! Peggy Lee, yes Mason jars are classics for sure. I was referring to their overuse everywhere. I even use mine for a smoothie every morning.
But yes you see them everywhere now. Anita, I meant the fad of making everything out of mason jars! I do have one vintage blue one with a zinc lid. I would love to have some of your favorite smoothie recipes. I follow you on Pinterest too and plan to look at all of your boards as I get time. I really love your style and all of your posts as well. You are such an inspiration to me!
It was great to finally find out my decorating style through your blog. I found that I have a lot of French and French Country style and accessories in my home already. I love your choice and use of paint colors as well. It was nice to finally pin down what I really love! I think the use of burlap is a fad as is covering all the books on a bookshelf in the same colored paper. Truthfully, I think painted furniture is a trend that will fade before too long.
I think a lot of folks will eventually regret having painted over beautiful wood. They are harsh, cast unattractive shadows, and are hard on the eyes. Love this topic both here and on your instagram.
Is that the same as a trend? Jenny Lind solid wood beds, solid wooden Early American style dressers and such. Just today I realized a solid wood drop leaf table we bought in the 70s as our first piece to stain, is still being used by my Dad after making the family rounds for years.
But I also just last month read on another blog that grey was a fad and was gonna be gone in a year. So your words are right, do what you like. But a little touch that can be changed out can work for a season. I did find a set of curtains in a geometric print that I liked for my living room this summer.
Very inexpensive for this one season. But then I change out my curtains for the seasons. Im OCD on this one. I love your style and your passion for decorating. I really need to update my home and love your ideas about how to do it. I might have to go on a painting spree lol Keep up the good work, always love your posts. So happy to find this site!
Ready to open my piggy bank to add some of these treasures to our home! Using a mason jar as a dish pedestal…definitely a fad. However, canning fruits, veggies, jams and jellies in mason jars will never loose its basic function. Anita, when you address the comment about white and cream colored cabinets, please also discuss the fad or trend aspect of all white living areas as well. My own taste goes toward lightening things up, but am wondering if the reality of living with white sofas makes this concept possibly more fad than trend?
Great post and lots of comments. I tend to agree with them all. Too bad he does not see the beauty that I do in French furniture….. Anita, I am relatively new to your blog, so forgive me if you have answered this question before. But, do you give information on sources for such items as : grain sacks, linen, and the like?
Thank you. Rosemary, I have some in my shop now! This was one of those great blogs that I need to post somewhere! You are right on with your thoughts about classics, as well as the things that are fun for awhile. Keep sharing with us. I agree with your thoughts on fads and trends. I think its so funny how young women are into the Fixer upper look which is really a more rustic version of Shabby Chic which has been around a long time.
I am super thrilled to find your blog and site. Do you have a section where to look for or purchase items? Where might I find these items? Thank you again for your love of farmhouse country french!!! When, I, too, see the same thing on blogs or in magazines, I am turned off. I love anything that is simple and natural. Checks, plaids,linen are a few of my favorites. Thank you for all the helpful information on trends and fads.
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