PHOTOS: Designers are saying goodbye to these home decor trends in 2022

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PHOTOS: Designers are saying goodbye to these home decor trends in 2022

It seems it's time to move on from the rustic art and whitewashed woods of farmhouse decor. Alissa Saylor/For the Washington Post

Interior designers may be moving away from farmhouse design in the new year. N. Scott Trimble/ strimble@syracuse.com

Minimalism makes a statement with a round table and a simple bowl of apples adds color. Cathy Hobbs/TNS

There is an attraction of farmhouse style, but try adding statement paintings, pillows in bright colors or area rugs with fascinating patterns to revamp your style. Alissa Saylor/For the Washington Post

Curved designs, on the other hand, will continue to rise in popularity through 2022, and is the perfect way to bring a soft, fresh element into your home for spring. Scott Gabriel Morris/Handout/TNS

Rich jewel tones may be seen more in the coming year, but open shelving in the kitchen should be on its way out. Stephen Dunn/Special for Hartfor

A prominent chair with lime colored upholstery is paired with art piece in similar tonality to make a statement. Scott Gabriel Morris/Handout/TNS

It’s time to move on from the whitewashed woods of farmhouse decor. Ross Hailey/Fort Worth Star-Telegram/TNS

Geometric patterns are making a comeback. Scott Gabriel Morris/TNS

Open kitchen shelving looks great, but requires a lot of maintenance to keep it clean. Herald Democrat/TNS

Neutral rugs and textiles can create a peaceful space, but rooms need something visually interesting to break the monotony. The Rug Company

To feel a little more sophisticated, homeowners are moving away from the open floor concept. Picasa

Darker, more dramatic colors are on the horizon. Handout/TNS

At the top of the stairs is a spacious landing that got new wood flooring, white shiplap, a bench seat and a modern railing. (Ross Hailey/Fort Worth Star-Telegram/TNS)

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It seems it's time to move on from the rustic art and whitewashed woods of farmhouse decor. Alissa Saylor/For the Washington Post

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