Curated clutter is trending. As opposed to the pared-back interiors of the 2010s, homeowners today are seeking out new ways to make their homes feel equal parts stylish, lived-in, and full of personality. For inspiration, Homes & Gardens is turning the clock back to 1968.
A glimpse into Goldie Hawn's former Los Angeles living room reveals that the swinging '60s were the blueprint for today's most popular look; we're calling it 'subtle maximalism.' The interior design trend revolves around gently patterned textiles and leaving the items you use every day on display. Rather than bold colors and patterns, it deals in the beauty of warmly lived-in spaces.
