Designers weigh in on what they’re happy to say goodbye to.
Here are the home renovation trends designers say they’re ready to see the last of and why.
We are always advocating for more character through warm tones, natural materials, and subtle contrasts.
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She notes that with recent higher costs of living, many people are spending more time at home.
I want our clients to create and live in spaces that transcend the time.
It’s so disappointing to see original flooring and millwork being ripped out to meet the current trends.
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Authentic, high-quality materialseven in small dosesare seen as a better investment.
Gray tones dominated interiors for years, but they now feel dated, notes Misso.
Our team is turning to warmer neutrals, soft greens, and jewel earth tones for a cozier look.
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We are now proposing two smaller work surfaces or even no island and abreakfast tablein the center.
An oversized island can interrupt this workflow, forcing longer travel distances between key zones.
This inefficiency can frustrate moms and families who love to live in their kitchen!
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The last thing you want afterremodelingany space are issues that could have been avoided with proper materials.
Jenkins adds its also a hefty added expense.
Is this something you are going to use a lot?
