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 While many retro- or vintage-inspired interior design elements are somewhat outdated, some are making a return this year as homeowners seek to bring back fond memories from their past.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…
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Home accessibility upgrades fuel renovation boom
Home accessibility modifications are driving a renovation boom as homeowners bring multiple generations of family under one roof. Instead of a simple kitchen refresh, clients are prioritizing grab bars, wider doorways and walk-in showers that serve toddlers and elders alike. The most requested upgrades tend to focus on the rooms where families spend the most time and where safety risks run highest, including curb-less walk-in showers, wider doorways, lever-style doorknobs instead of round knobs and lighting improvements. Multigenerational household renovation has become common as more families choose to combine resources…
Read MoreSummer 2026 Renovation Trends
Every summer brings a new wave of design trends, but 2026 is already looking different. Homeowners are moving away from quick-fix updates and focusing on improvements that make their homes more comfortable, functional and enjoyable for years to come. Remodelers and designers are seeing an increase in clients seeking a blend between indoor and outdoor living, wanting spaces that equally support functionality and entertainment. Outdoor spaces remain one of the most requested home improvements. Instead of simple patios and decks, families are creating outdoor spaces that function like an extension…
Read MoreSummer inspires landscape and backyard renovations
Summer is just around the corner, which means that homeowners are starting to think about backyard and landscape renovations. Outdoor spaces are becoming even more communal and wellness-centered. Designers are starting to see an increase in low-maintenance, drought-tolerant landscaping and outdoor spaces that offer visual interest throughout the entire year. Organic, natural materials are continuing to rise in popularity as a staple for both interior and exterior design. Expect to see more stone, reclaimed wood and gravel incorporated in landscape designs. Homeowners are looking to spend more time outdoors to…
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