The pandemic has changed a lot about the way people work and live their lives — and of course, that in turn has had a big impact on what they seek in a home. As we look ahead to the world post-pandemic, here are the trends that experts, agents and designers are seeing in home design and decor.
Source: Inman News
What’s Next? Top design trends to expect post-pandemic
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