To explain this better, Nikki uses a standard storage basket as an example. "This storage basket has an intricate woven pattern, soft round shape, and warm neutral color. These aesthetics are something that many people, though not everyone, of course, would find visually appealing. That's the visuals part." Nikki explains.
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"For timing, this basket matches a very earthy, organic modern style that's popular in interior design right now. For quality, it's made of sturdy, durable fiber that will last a long time and whose color won’t fade over time. It's also functional and helps satisfy the organizational purpose for which it was bought."
"And for background, this basket is made from eco-friendly materials and was ethically produced. It was handmade and showcases incredible craftsmanship, celebrating the culture of the artist," Nikki explains.
We were curious to know what aesthetic trends Nikki dislikes, if any. "There are definitely some visual trends that I'm not personally a fan of!" she admits. She lists some of her dislikes in fashion and home decor.
"Low-rise pants, anything neon, bodysuits for working out, wood with orange undertones (like gunstock oak), and maximalism, to name a few. However, I wouldn't consider any of these tasteless or tacky at all; they just don't appeal to my personal taste." She also adds after a beat: "Although, personally, I think orange-toned wood is a little bit outdated."
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So, what did you think about all these entries, Pandas? Did you view them as displays of excellent craftsmanship or just something done by people with questionable taste? As this is our best-of-all-time post about the r/ATBGE subreddit, be sure to check our previous posts with pics where awful taste meets perfect execution.




















