Whether you call it “grandmillennial” or “granny chic,” old-school maximalist design trends – think ruffles, tassels, scalloped trims and chintz everything – continue to gain momentum in the interiors world. Some say the fad evokes the nostalgia of pre-pandemic times, while others argue that it celebrates traditional patterns and design motifs that simply stand the test of time. Searching for a modern way to incorporate the retro trend into a space? Below are a few grandmillennial-friendly pieces you can incorporate at home.

Fringed ottomans are the ultimate in grandma chic. They add that extra layer of movement, texture and interest.

This beautiful and traditional chintz number will liven up a neutral-hued chair or bench without overpowering a subdued palette.

A pleated fabric lampshade can act as the jewellery to a lamp, giving it a grand sense of elegance.

Hang a gold framed painting against your colourful floral wallpaper and live the granny chic way.

This gorgeous blue-and-white floral plate will bring a pop of colour and old-school personality to any tablescape.

With a bold and exotic look, it’s safe to say that chinoiserie vases represent a staple in terms of grandmillennial decorating.

The warmth of wood furniture paints a lively colour and brings such a comfortable aesthetic to the home.