As homeowners look for ways to create spaces that feel luxurious yet highly functional, bathroom remodeling design continues to evolve. Looking toward 2027, the momentum behind spa-inspired features, smart upgrades and personal design elements shows no signs of slowing down. While cool grays dominated much of the last decade, bathroom remodeling trends have been shifting toward softer, warmer tones. Even bold colors are expected to warm up 2027; deep greens, terracotta, burgundy and muted navy are gaining popularity in vanities and accent walls. Tile design seems to be entering a…
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Chocolate interiors dominate home design
Throughout 2026, we’ve seen a steady shift away from pale, neutral interiors and towards warmer, earthy tones. The rise of chocolate interiors has remained consistent, as more homeowners prioritize interiors that feel intentional and connected to natural materials. Design-industry data, homeowner search behavior and buyer preference research reveal the same thing: Chocolate brown is returning as the new architectural neutral, especially when paired with warm lighting, authentic wood, creamy textiles, natural stone and sophisticated metal finishes. Rather than treating it as an accent in remodels, design professionals are increasingly using…
Read MoreEarthy tones and natural textures takeover fall remodels
Fall is the season of change and is often the time of year when homeowners look to renovate their interiors, wanting an upgraded, cozy home that feels both stylish and functional. This fall, earthy tones and natural textures are making a big splash in renovations. Colors such as warm browns, rich greens, soft terracottas and muted yellows feel calming. These hues not only bring a serene vibe but also blend seamlessly with both modern and rustic decor. As for tile in flooring, walls, bathrooms and backsplashes, the matte look is…
Read MoreHomeowners prioritize smart upgrades over design trends
While design trends come and go, one theme remains: Homeowners are prioritizing upgrades that have long-lasting value. Rather than chasing aesthetic trends, contractors, designers and remodelers are recognizing a growing sense of urgency for functional, practical renovations among their clients. Flexible spaces are replacing single-purpose rooms as more homeowners work from home or need rooms that can be adapted into guest rooms. The kitchen remains one of the strongest places to invest, but the trend is less about oversized features and more about better function. Homeowners are choosing deeper drawers,…
Read MoreNostalgia drives new renovation design trend
More homeowners are renovating to incorporate their personal story into their spaces. Interior designers have seen more homeowners pull inspiration from their childhoods, heavily influenced by nostalgia. While many retro- or vintage-inspired interior design elements are somewhat outdated, some are making a return this year as homeowners seek to bring back fond memories from their past. “We are seeing a massive return to crafted, handmade items like macramé wall hangings, crochet blankets and embroidered textiles,” said Andy Yates of Andy Yates Design. “It ties heavily into that chic ‘Grandma-core’ or…
Read MoreLooking ahead to 2027 luxury renovation trends
For several years, luxury was defined by minimalism, including white interiors, clean lines, open spaces and an intentionally restrained palette. While those elements are not disappearing, homeowners are increasingly looking for something more personal. As 2027 edges closer, builders and designers are seeing a welcome shift in luxury renovation design trends. In Florida’s luxury homes, natural materials have become the new luxury. One of the strongest visible shifts is toward materials with genuine depth and character. Natural stone, warm woods, textured plaster, limestone, marble and other tactile finishes bring something…
Read MoreLuxury-inspired bathrooms drive renovations
The primary driver of bathroom remodels is homeowners’ desire for luxury bathrooms. Interior designers and architects weighed in, sharing what bathroom features homeowners are prioritizing to achieve that luxurious bathroom design. Modern free-standing tubs can open up the space and reflect the look of a luxury resort bathroom. Interior designer Jessica Risko Smith said that pairing a free-standing tub with light wood flooring and crisp white walls can instantly modernize a bathroom. Architect Colleen Healey boldly suggests adding a skylight into the bathroom to bring in natural light. Warm woods,…
Read MoreRemodeling trends prioritize balance
Home renovation and design trends for 2026 are shaping the biggest home renovation projects by seamlessly blending modern and traditional styles, with a strong focus on practicality and aesthetics across key areas of the home. Many homeowners choose to upgrade their homes with energy-efficient features, bold colors and natural wood paneling, creating a balanced decor style that feels both timeless and current. Overall, the biggest design trend is not focused on a single aesthetic but on balance and ensuring the home meets the clients’ long-term needs. More homeowners are prioritizing…
Read MoreSpa-inspired bathrooms continue to dominate
The most popular and consistent design trend in bathroom renovations is spa-inspired bathrooms. Unlike short-lived design trends, a spa-style bathroom focuses on timeless features that remain appealing for years. Clean layouts, durable materials, efficient lighting and carefully selected fixtures work together to create a space that is both functional and luxurious. As more homeowners invest in long-term home improvements, bathrooms designed around wellness continue to stand out as one of the most rewarding remodeling projects. Every spa-inspired bathroom shares a few essential design principles. While each remodel reflects the homeowner’s personal…
Read MoreSummer bathroom remodeling trends
Summer is the prime season for renovations. As the temperature rises outside, homeowners begin to turn their attention to their interiors. The bathroom is one of the most used spaces in a home and clients are looking for spaces that are stylish, easy to live with and designed around everyday routines. Walk-in showers remain one of the most requested bathroom features in renovations. A walk-in shower can make the room feel more spacious, especially when paired with large-format tiles and clear glass screens. For homeowners looking ahead, they can also…
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