Move over Gen Z! When it comes to styling homes, Baby Boomers are the real trendsetters with their wooden furniture, trinket dishes and vintage vases all back in vogue

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Dark wooden sideboards, brass fittings, patterned fabrics, traditional lamps and a host of knickknacks are among the old-fashioned furnishings making a huge comeback.

Published: 17:06 GMT, 15 November 2026 | Updated: 17:27 GMT, 15 November 2026

'Old fogies' are now being dubbed 'Old Vogies' as baby boomers have unwittingly become style icons, as the old furniture they have clung to has comeback in fashion.

Dark wooden sideboards, brass fittings, patterned fabrics, traditional lamps and a host of knickknacks are among the old-fashioned furnishings making a huge comeback.

Rather than having to scour vintage shops and second-hand stores as youngsters do, their parents have it all at home after living with the same decor they've had for decades.

Interior design experts at My Bespoke Room have said that Boomers aged 62 to 80 have become unlikely trendsetters by staying true to their roots.

Leather, wool, linen, ceramics and brass are now being enthusiastically embraced by younger generations once more.

In a rejection of the trajectory of modern minimalism, shelves filled with vintage vases, decorative plates and ceramic ornaments are back.

Coffee tables are being styled with brass candlesticks, traditional trinket dishes and treasured old books too.

Over the last year, My Bespoke Room has developed 77 living rooms and noticed some interesting differences between Boomer clients and younger generations.

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