Minimalism told us to pare down. Neutral walls, empty surfaces, matching everything. For a while it worked. Then it started to feel like living in someone else’s home.
Now the opposite is taking over. Bold color, layered collections, furniture from different decades and pieces that actually mean something to the people who own them. Maximalism is back and it’s more personal than ever.
If you’ve been seeing the phrase “eccentric aunt aesthetic” online and wondering what it means or how to pull it off, you’re not alone. Here’s what you need to know about the biggest shift in...
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