Maximalism
Maximalism has been around as long as people have decorated their bodies and homes, but it’s having a big, bold moment now.
Trends swing on a pendulum. Over the last few years, minimalism has had its day. Maximalism looks like Versailles, Victorian homes, Harper’s Bazaar and Vogue editor Diana Vreeland’s notable New York apartment and interior designer Kelly Wearstler’s portfolio.
“Maximalist design is a vibrant, bold and eclectic style that celebrates abundance and embraces an ‘anything goes’ approach to decor,” says Ariana Lovato, owner and principal designer of Honeycomb Home Design.
Lindsay Boudreaux, proprietor and creative director of Shotgun Double Interior Design, says the lack of hard and fast rules when designing your space makes maximalism appealing.
“Ultimately, there is an art to designing in this style, as it could easily swing into hoarder territory,” she says. “The magic is in the mix, and this style is best executed when everything in the room is above average in quality.”
Maximalism’s feel particularly resonates with artists, travelers and anyone who loves a collection.
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