Top 10 Remodeling Design Trends for 2025

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

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Los Angeles, CA Housing Market

In May 2025, the median home sale price in Los Angeles reached approximately $1.055 million—a modest 0.5% increase from a year ago—while homes sold more slowly, taking about 45 days on average compared to 39 days last year. Sales volume dipped about 7% year-over-year, with 1,617 homes sold compared to 1,738 the previous year. Market competitiveness remains moderate, featuring an average of three offers per home and a sale-to-list price of 99.8%, though conditions are easing slightly from peak demand. Read More

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2025 ASID Economic Outlook Report

The American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) has released its 2025 Economic Outlook report, highlighting how tariffs, rising costs, and labor shortages are creating an uneven recovery for the design industry. While moderate consumer spending and employment growth offer some stability, persistent challenges like paused infrastructure projects and high housing prices demand that designers remain agile and forward-thinking. The report identifies new opportunities in sectors such as adaptive reuse, build-to-rent housing, and aging-in-place design, offering data-driven insights to help interior designers navigate and grow in a shifting economic landscape. Read…

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2025 National/Regional RotY Award Winner

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

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Home Improvement Market Growth Revised Downward

The home improvement market’s growth forecast for 2025 has been lowered to 3.4%, down from an earlier projection of 5%, due to rising material costs, new tariffs and labor shortages. Economic pressures, including high tariffs on imported materials and a sluggish housing market affected by high mortgage rates, are contributing to slower activity. While existing home sales are expected to gradually recover, new housing starts may remain stagnant or decline slightly. Read More

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Remodeling Trends Reflect Shifts in Homeowner Priorities

The residential remodeling industry is rapidly growing as homeowners seek more functional, sustainable and tech-integrated living spaces, with the market projected to hit $129.07 trillion by 2030. This shift goes beyond aesthetics, reflecting new lifestyles like remote work and eco-conscious living, leading to demand for innovations like energy-efficient materials and adaptable home designs. According to Danny’s Dry Wall, “Aging homes and rising property values driven by investors accounting for 14.8% of home purchases in early 2024 are sustaining demand. As budgets recover post-2024, homeowners are investing in remodels that enhance…

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Top Kitchen and Bath Remodeling Trends

In 2025, kitchen and bathroom remodels are embracing minimalist aesthetics, creating uncluttered and functional spaces. Warm, earthy tones such as deep blues, terracotta, and soft greens are replacing stark whites, adding depth and personality to interiors. Sustainability also remains a priority, with homeowners opting for eco-friendly materials like recycled glass countertops, bamboo cabinetry, and energy-efficient fixtures. Additionally, smart technology integration is on the rise, featuring voice-activated faucets, app-controlled lighting, and touchless appliances that enhance convenience and efficiency. According to Brye and Doyle, “kitchen and bath remodeling continues to evolve, focusing…

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