There’s a fine line between “vintage” and “outdated” when it comes to houses, a new survey suggests.br br That’s according to a poll of 2,000 American homeowners split evenly by generation conducted by Talker Research on behalf of Realty ONE Group. Results found 83 agree that it’s easy for a home to lose its original charm and become out-of-date.br br Many appreciate original hardwood floors (56) and ornate, old-fashioned woodworking (37) but they draw the line at popcorn ceilings (8), root cellars (8) and telephone nooks (8).br br Even 39 of baby boomers can admit that fully carpeted homes weren’t the best choice and 16 of millennials are ready to give up their namesake, “millennial gray,” while 17 of Gen Z indicated it as a favorite trend. Wallpaper (31), stained glass windows (30) and wood paneling (26) are also more popular for Gen Z than any other generation.