Although popular for their texture, popcorn ceilings are now outdated and hard to maintain. Modern, smooth, painted ceilings are easier to maintain.
Wallpaper borders once decorated ceilings and walls. This pattern is outdated, and most homeowners prefer a cleaner look.
Shiny brass faucets and doorknobs were trendy in the 1980s and 1990s but fell out of style. Brushed nickel, chrome, and matte black are modern finishes.
Overuse of inspirational or cliché word art on walls is outmoded. Many homeowners increasingly choose meaningful and individualized art.
Tuscan style, with its dark wood, wrought iron, and warm earth tones, is outmoded. Modern design and softer, neutral colors are popular.
In the past, matched bedroom or living room furniture sets were fashionable, but today's design encourages eclectic and curated styles with complementary items.
Walls were once decorated with faux finishes like sponge painting and rag rolling. Most homeowners now choose plain colors or mild textures, making them antiquated.
Rooms with extensive beach or jungle decor are obsolete. Modern design favors understated, harmonious decor.
Heavy flowery motifs on furniture upholstery are now considered outdated. Solid or minimally patterned fabrics are trendy.
Mirrored 1980s furniture is now regarded ugly and outdated. Contemporary design favors clean lines and simple furniture.