Changing Rooms star Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen gives HELLO! his take on the trends to ditch this year, talks about being a grandfather and living in his forever home.
March 08, 2022 - 17:23 GMT Rachel Avery Known for his flamboyant dress sense and even more flamboyant interior design style, Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen is a champion of the maximalist trend. The Changing Rooms star spoke to HELLO! to advise on the interior trends to ditch in 2022 and we also caught up on him being a grandfather, his Ideal Home show plans and living in his forever home. Read on to find out more…What are the top 5 interiors trends to avoid in 2022? 1.
5. For God's sake ditch minimalism. It is a style that screams 90s. I can't wait to talk to visitors at this year’s Ideal Home Show about how to steer away from it. We are now all about colour, lots of it. Pattern and maximalism. What inspiration will you get from the Ideal Home show? The Ideal Home Show is such an exciting barometer of the way we brits decorate our homes, I love the fact that it balances inspiration with some exciting shopping and there is always a free sample or two! I am so excited to be there on opening day to officially open the show to visitors and see all the great exhibitors.
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