Does anyone know furniture trends no longer seen now, but common in the late 2000s and early 2010s?

Does anyone know furniture trends no longer seen now, but common in the late 2000s and early 2010s?


Anything that looks like a Dreamcatcher, Bamboo wood sticks
anything hispter looking


Like Faux eco awareness


Some stores somewhere around 2015 went minimal with just white
(think Kanye west's empty white house)

3D TVs were a pretty big trend of the early '10s of memory.
According to Wikipedia, they started vanishing in 2013 and are no longer sold or even produced as of 2018 which surprised me ???.

3D TVs were a pretty big trend of the early '10s of memory.
According to Wikipedia, they started vanishing in 2013 and are no longer sold or even produced as of 2018 which surprised me ???.


it was always a fad, they wanted people to spend money on tvs because of the economy crash

I used to see many hipster rooms like this on Internet in the early 2010’s. Vintage cozy style.
Now PC gamer setups and minimalists are popular
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/60/5c/61/605c61eada7c03c00afb9266547f8686.jpg

Does anyone know furniture trends no longer seen now, but common in the late 2000s and early 2010s?
Normally it's IKEA...

I used to see many hipster rooms like this on Internet in the early 2010’s. Vintage cozy style.
Now PC gamer setups and minimalists are popular

I prefer the minimalist trend of furniture and rooms today. More modern, clean, and efficient. But it's ironic because in terms of UI design I prefer skeuomorphism and more messy design.

Thanks all! I love the 40s inspired Hollywood Regency style more than Minimalism and too modern furnitures like Ikea. I find it warmer and cozier if done right. :)

I prefer the minimalist trend of furniture and rooms today. More modern, clean, and efficient. But it's ironic because in terms of UI design I prefer skeuomorphism and more messy design.

I agree a lot of sites programs etc have gone to far when it comes to being minimalist.

you have to be born 2005 the latest to remember the early 2010s, sorry your not an early 2010s kid

you have to be born 2005 the latest to remember the early 2010s, sorry your not an early 2010s kid


Just stop.

Your hidden agenda is weak.

you have to be born 2005 the latest to remember the early 2010s, sorry your not an early 2010s kid
No one cares about your decade kid obsession stuff

I remember that over-the-top framing being quite popular in the early '10s
http://rasas.me/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/ikea-2010-catalog-white-bedroom-furniture-unique-catalog-ikea-catalogus-2010.jpg

Do people still do that? ???

No one cares about your decade kid obsession stuff

I remember that over-the-top framing being quite popular in the early '10s
http://rasas.me/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/ikea-2010-catalog-white-bedroom-furniture-unique-catalog-ikea-catalogus-2010.jpg

Do people still do that? ???


Hyper decorated rooms was a thing in the early 10’s, overall with vintage stuff

Imo Ikea is ugly depressing. Then or now. Too white. Too cold. Too sterile. :P

Here warmer tones were popular in 2010-2013 like lots of pink, yellows, red walls, but also mixed with dark gray walls or furniture and some earthy ones like brown wood. Ikea though always seem similar to me. Colorless, bland and boring. :P I'm a Southern European, I need vivid, warm colors in my life and coziness. ;)

Outside orange, yellow and red walls were popular with residential buildings and blue glass with office ones. The so-called Etalbond (R) was still going strong (it's basically aluminum panel cladding for building exterior walls). It started to appear in residential buildings as well.

My family keeps it simple; we stuck to greys, browns and blacks (with white in the kitchen) in the early 2010s (with white walls obviously). I never do much wall-decorating when it comes to my room. It's plain white walls with no photos or paintings, just a plain white clock. And that's how I like it :P

I used to see many hipster rooms like this on Internet in the early 2010’s. Vintage cozy style.
Now PC gamer setups and minimalists are popular
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/60/5c/61/605c61eada7c03c00afb9266547f8686.jpg

That's nice for a home office, not so much for a bedroom. Too much going on.

I don't really like this black and white trend. I love more colors like in this living room. I would remove a thing or two (that flowery wallpaper's too busy) and voila - a homely cozy feeling.
https://retrorenovation.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/vintage-living-room-1940s.jpg

FAIRY LIGHTS. they looked sooo pretty and i used to have them hanging on my bed up until 2016ish. nobody uses them anymore  :\.
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/15/08/a5/1508a51d428db8904e4a40547d3db818.jpg

also hanging polaroids on your wall used to be bigger thing before. but this was more of a 2014 thing so i guess not really early 2010s? i never personally did that but i know some other girls who did

I used to see many hipster rooms like this on Internet in the early 2010’s. Vintage cozy style.
Now PC gamer setups and minimalists are popular
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/60/5c/61/605c61eada7c03c00afb9266547f8686.jpg

That looks really pretty. kinda reminds me of the bedroom of a 90s teenager

My bedroom is pretty minimal but I have a couple of Eminem posters.