The worst interior design trends everyone was obsessed with the decade you were born, according to experts

• Home décor has evolved immensely over the past century.
• From the muted, monochromatic rooms of the 1930s to the explosion of florals in the 1980s, interior designers have seen a lot of trends come and go.  
• INSIDER turned to interior design experts Matthew Cane, president of Matthew Cane Designs, and Julie Sanders, senior editor at Home & Design Magazine, for their professional opininons on the worst design trends to come out of this century. 
• Take a look at the trends that hit big the decade you were born and that but experts agree should not come back.

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In the 1930s there was a big monochromatic trend happening.

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"In this period it was done in shiny finishes and wild, bizarre textures," Matthew Cane, president of Matthew Cane Designs, told INSIDER. He added that the monotone look has now taken on matte-toned finishes and a contrast of color or metal for a modern twist.

During the 1930s, people also started decorating their rooms around one-third of the way down the wall during, Cane says. They'd throw some trimming at a certain spot and paint the above a solid color. It looks almost unfinished.