UHS Remodeling turned a dated master bathroom in a McKinney, Texas home into a spa retreat, while also matching the guest bathroom. An oversized corner garden tub took up most of the floor in the bathroom’s original design, accompanied by a cramped shower and dark, dated finishes. The original tub was replaced with a sculptural freestanding soaking tub plus a separate, large walk-in glass shower, making the room functional for both a long soak and a fast morning. The remodelers also added a dual vanity with built-in storage. In the…
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Top kitchen and bathroom design trends
At the midpoint in 2026, homeowners have been approaching renovations differently from previous years. Design decisions are no longer focused solely on aesthetics, but rather on functionality, sustainability, technology and long-term value. Smarter living spaces, personalized layouts, natural materials and wellness-focused designs are among the most popular design trends in renovation projects this year. The kitchen continues to serve as the center of household activity, with homeowners wanting spaces that support cooking, entertaining, working and family interaction simultaneously. Smart kitchens are becoming the standard, while natural materials and concealed storage…
Read MoreBathroom renovations shift away from trending designs
Bathroom design trends are constantly changing; trends shift with time and most homeowners are looking to renovate spaces for long-term living. Designers are starting to see homeowners renovate their bathrooms, one of the most used and personal spaces of the home, with functionality and personalization in mind, rather than following trending designs. The once-popular sleek, all-white bathroom design now feels cold and sterile. Instead, homeowners are looking to renovate their bathrooms to feel more lived-in, softer and personal. Similar to the all-white bathroom design, the all-gray look that once made…
Read MoreRemodel of the week: One Coast Design
The design team from One Coast Design remodeled the Coburn Hutchinson House in Summerville, S.C. The home is a rare surviving example of Charleston Single-style architecture, with one particular space standing out among the rest: The Blue Bathroom. Tucked into one of the home’s original guest suites and accessed through a set of original French doors off the piazza, the bathroom was transformed from a utilitarian clockroom into a vintage and period-accurate spa room. Michelle Sauter, lead designer at One Coast Design and owner of the Coburn Hutchinson House, described…
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