Top Home Trends: What’s Hot and What’s Not
As we start a new year many of us are looking to upgrade our home with the latest new top home trends. Here’s what to focus on as you choose your next home improvement project.
This year’s top home trends:
Sustainability stands
This year, the use of eco-friendly and natural construction materials will continue to increase. Repurpose wood and use drought resistant landscaping.
Multifunctionality
Out with single-use spaces and in with multifunctional rooms. New interior trends feature creative furniture designs and storage with better functionality and multiple options.
Bold bathrooms
The bathroom boom has arrived. Interior designers and home builders like FSBD Interiors (who seem to have a good reputation as a top-rated kitchen and bathroom installer) often see an uptick in both bathroom size and new personalities. Homeowners are choosing to showcase their bathrooms with bold light fixtures. They are also upgrading plumbing fixtures and installing them with the help of professionals like those from Stillwater Plumbing & Heating (click here to see the website).
Bring the outside in
We are all itching to gather once again with friends and family. An outdoor entertaining space is hotter than ever now. The addition of front or back entryways brings the outside in. These transition spaces increase the natural flow for guests and improve the practicality of everyday entry. To make everything as seamless as possible, make sure that you do the necessary repairs. Improve the outlook of the exteriors. Get in touch with professionals (such as krummexteriors.com-Roofing, for example) if need be. Set an outdoor arena just for chilling with the family members. And, last but not the least, clean your garden and make it look picturesque to set the mood.
Doubling down on the kitchen
The kitchen has always been the focal gathering space in your home. Now, the effects from the pandemic have made it even more so. The rise of remote work has led to the demand for a hyper-flexible space. Homeowners are adding a 2nd island or breakfast nook. This allows for stay-at-home work space, schooling, cooking, hosting, and eating.
Curvy Furniture and Walls
Who isn’t looking for more comfort these days? Softer edges and curvy lines give a welcoming feel to a room. Don’t overlook the 70’s throwback retro. Feature a signature piece to spruce up your space. You could also create these curvy arches using drywall. These are known to be durable and require very less maintenance. Having said that, if there’s an issue with your drywall that needs some repair, you could contact Greensboro Drywall Repair service or a similar service in your vicinity.
Top Colors Transcend Millennial Gray
Grounded earth tones soften interior design. Add touches of clarifying blues and delicate greens for accent.
Trends to include in your Spring garage sale!
Word Art
Enough already. We’ve seen “Live, Laugh, Love” everywhere. It’s time to ditch your word art. Trend over.
Animal Prints
Minimize, and better yet eliminate any animal prints. This trend has got to go. *Unless of course it’s in that sweet nursery.
Ferns EVERYWHERE
Plants can elevate and warm a room. Make sure you’re not living in a forest. Moderation is key. Was this ever trendy?