Story by Micaela Arnett / October 10, 2024
Integrate these remodeling trends into your home for a fresh, forward-thinking design tailored to your lifestyle.
Glamour is making a comeback with a modern edge—think bold metallic finishes, plush textures, and statement lighting. Incorporate brass or chrome accents in fixtures, high-gloss cabinetry, velvet upholstery, and oversized chandeliers. Consider jewel-toned colors like emerald or sapphire to create a luxe vibe.
Interior Design by Malatich Cochran, Photography by Tim McClinton
Connecting with nature through organic shapes, natural light, and greenery. Add large windows or skylights, integrate indoor plants, and use reclaimed wood, stone, or cork for flooring or walls. Organic, flowing shapes in furniture also enhance the biophilic look.
Fixtures by Design On Tap, Photography by Ruta Smith
Playful design choices with eclectic, unconventional styles, mixing vintage and modern pieces. Blend different patterns and textures. Pair contemporary furniture with antique items or bold, unexpected color combinations. Statement art or quirky wallpaper can tie the look together.
Interior Design by Iola Modern, Photography by Ruta Smith
Homes are becoming more tech-savvy with integrated smart systems that enhance convenience and energy efficiency. Install smart lighting, thermostats, and security systems. Voice-controlled home assistants and energy-efficient appliances will not only upgrade your home’s function but also future-proof it.
Remodeled by CMG Custom Homes, Photography by Kelly Parrish
Bold, single-color schemes that use various shades and textures of the same color for visual interest. Choose a color and layer it throughout a room, from paint and textiles to furniture and accessories. Use different finishes—matte, gloss, velvet, or marble—to add depth without deviating from the color palette.
Interior Design by Robyn Branch Designs, Provided Photography
Eco-friendly materials and energy-efficient upgrades remain top priorities. Opt for sustainably sourced wood, recycled materials, and low-VOC paints. Installing solar panels, energy-efficient windows, and water-saving fixtures will boost your home’s sustainability.
Countertops by GlassEco Surfaces, Photography by Ruta Smith
Multi-functional rooms that adapt to different uses and activities. Remove walls to create open floor plans that merge kitchens, living areas, and dining spaces. Use modular furniture or room dividers to create flexible layouts for multiple purposes without permanent construction.
Built by Diament Building Corp., Photography by Ruta Smith
Incorporating areas for mindfulness and self-care, like home gyms, spas, or meditation zones. Dedicate a room or corner to wellness with soft, calming colors, serene lighting, and natural materials. Incorporate gym equipment, yoga mats, or a steam shower to enhance the space’s functionality.
Interior Design by Poppy + Shae Design Co., Photography by Ruta Smith
Kitchens and bathrooms feature bold, patterned, or brightly colored backsplashes as focal points. Choose a geometric, mosaic, or hand-painted tile design for a kitchen or bathroom backsplash. Bold colors or metallic finishes can also create an eye-catching statement.
Interior Design by Mary Welch Fox Designs, Photography by Margaret Wright
Home designs that accommodate long-term living, focusing on safety and accessibility for aging homeowners. Install features like grab bars, walk-in showers, wider doorways, and non-slip flooring. For multi-story homes, incorporate an elevator or a stairlift to ensure ease of movement throughout the house.
Pneumatic Vacuum Elevator Installed by Professional Lift Solutions
