Category: Remodeling

In 2025, homeowners across the nation are increasingly embracing maximalism, a design trend featuring bold colors, layered textures and eclectic collections that reflect personal style. A recent National Association of Home Builders survey found that 62% of homeowners now prioritize unique, expressive interiors over neutral, cookie-cutter designs. Renovation companies are seeing significant growth, with some reporting a 30% increase in inquiries as more people seek personalized, vibrant living spaces. Read More

Bathroom remodels in 2025 are focusing on timeless design, smart technology and sustainability, with homeowners favoring spa-like spaces and energy-saving upgrades. Popular features include rainfall showers, soaking tubs, heated floors and touchless fixtures, along with calming color palettes and eco-friendly materials like recycled tile and low-flow faucets. Designers say functional layouts, layered lighting and high-end finishes not only boost daily comfort, but also increase home value. Read More

Despite economic uncertainty, most small residential contractors remain optimistic about 2025, with 89% confident in job prospects and many reporting increased client demand for larger projects, particularly in kitchens and bathrooms, according to a STANLEY survey. High-end design trends such as bold cabinetry, layered lighting and sustainable features are also gaining popularity. The majority of contractors say they are satisfied with their work, citing pride, autonomy and financial reward as key motivators. Read More

Outlining the top home remodeling trends for 2025, there is an emphasis on a blend of timeless design and modern comfort. Highlighted are features such as architectural arches, radiant floor heating, wellness spaces and customized storage solutions aimed at improving both function and style. The trends reflect a growing desire for homes that are personalized, efficient and supportive of everyday comfort and well-being. Read More

The 2025 National/Regional Remodeler of the Year Award winner for Residential Kitchen Under $50,000 transformed a closed-off kitchen into a bright, open-concept space by removing surrounding walls and incorporating thoughtful design upgrades. The remodel prioritized improved traffic flow, expanded counter space and refreshed finishes while preserving style and function. Read More

As people age, many prefer to stay in their own homes and often repurpose spaces like former kids’ rooms for new uses such as hobbies or visiting family. Interior design experts recommend focusing on accessibility, mobility and comfort to support independent living, while keeping budget and layout limitations in mind. Read More