The rise of the ‘grandmillennial’ (or granny-chic) sees a modernised take on traditional décor elements. Think wicker, doilies, needlepoint throw pillows and plenty of romantic patterns.

Botanical wallpapers were a staple for 90s households, and now the trend is back, particularly when paired with matching furnishings. To modernise the look, contrast soft-coloured floral patterns with electric shades to create a striking contrast and a sense of depth to your space. Or, if you’re after something a bit fiercer, why not try a bold animal print? Leopard print was all the rage in the 90s and this crossed over into interior design choices as well.

Less is more when it comes to animal prints, and the more abstract the pattern the better. They work particularly well with bold tropical prints and deep, rich colour palettes.

Styling your home doesn’t have to be expensive, in fact, discovering cheaper treasures you can’t buy in high street shops will guarantee your home is unique. Scouring your local thrift shop or online second-hand retailers can be a great way to find genuine vintage pieces that are bang on trend for a fraction of the cost.

It can be tricky to know exactly what to look for since the 90s had such an individualist, eclectic style. But most importantly, have fun with creating your own style and gravitate towards pieces you love. The one rule with 90s décor is that there are no rules!