Category: Trends

Currently taking the internet by storm are kit-kat tiles. All the rage in the 70s, these slim and vertical tiles look a lot like a certain candy bar, and are now set to be one of the biggest bathroom trends for 2025. According to House Digest, But kit-kat tiles today are less about a nostalgic throwback and more about clean lines and texture. They work especially well in small spaces, like powder rooms or showers, where the vertical effect draws the eye up to make the space feel bigger. While white is always…

The backstory of today’s kitchen island has roots in the standalone scullery workstations of large estates in the 18th century. It was architect Frank Lloyd Wright in the early 20th century, who’s open-plan homes blurred or eliminated physical barriers between kitchen, dining and living spaces. The islands were set serving as important pieces of functional furniture for mingling and food prep. Their mainstream arrival surged in the 1960s as The French Chef hit cooking show featured host Julia Child serving up at-home recipes and radiant joy while stationed at her kitchen…

Homeowners are starting to put a lot more care and attention into their bathrooms, seeking spaces that offer functionality but also style and comfort with engaging aesthetics. Continuous and emerging bathroom remodel trends include spa-like sanctuaries, bold designs and smart features. According to Mesquite Local News, A popular trend right now to revolutionize bathroom space is to install fixtures to make your bathroom more like a classic spa. You can install features like freestanding soaking tubs or rainfall showers with customizable water settings. Many spas feature calming, neutral color palettes like…

After noticing a rise in remodeling clients seeking tailored spaces, remodeling firm Primework Construction announced its latest project to increase offerings in bathroom renovation. Primework is aiming to create elevated bathroom spaces that fit modern styles and personal needs of today’s homeowners. The firm is hoping to reach more clients by providing sustainable and efficient bathroom renovation options matching current industry trends. Specifically, the firm noticed customers looking for bathroom remodeling services that would not only make their homes more attractive, but also boost property value with modern features and…

Homeowners are looking for innovative ways to refresh their home’s exterior as we continue through 2025. This year’s trends focus on blending aesthetics, functionality, and sustainability to create homes that are not only beautiful but also environmentally conscious and efficient, according to remodeling experts at Bella Construction. According to a recent article, top trends include: 1. Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Materials Sustainability continues to lead the charge in remodeling trends. Homeowners are increasingly choosing eco-friendly materials like reclaimed wood, recycled metals, and composite siding. These materials not only reduce environmental impact…

Empty nesters have a newfound breadth of space, time and money, and many aren’t afraid to use it. According to MSN, Recently, Nationwide worked with Edelman Data & Intelligence to survey 1,000 U.S. homeowners, 400 independent insurance agents and 131 empty nesters. They found that although a similar number of empty nesters versus homeowners renovate their home, empty nesters pay more for those renovations. Empty nesters spend an average of $8,670 on home renovations, compared with $5,128 for the typical homeowner. Read More

Homeowners looking to sell their home are turning to a certain remodel investment first in order to attract buyers while also making day-to-day living more comfortable in the meantime. Specific home amenities hold more weight and value than others, which can allow for an edge in the housing market as potential buyers hold out for such. And while the number of bedrooms in a home used to be a huge draw, more recent research has shown that most Americans have a large share of extra rooms going unused. Studies have…

2024 was the year of routine maintenance, not major undertakings, according to Angi’s 2024 State of Home Spending Report. The report found that 47% of the nearly 7,000 responding homeowners spent their home budget on around-the-house maintenance, with millennial homeowners committing the most funds to upkeep than other generations. “This reflects a practical approach to ensuring the longevity of their homes amid rising costs,” the Angi report reads. According to Apartment Therapy, Outside of routine maintenance, last year’s most popular home projects were interior painting, installing new appliances, and bathroom…