Whether remodeling a room or just wanting an update to the most often used space, check out some of our remodeling trends we’ve implemented in our projects to inspire your own home updates. 

A New Space = A New Escape

A finished basement and attic serve as an escape for family members, visiting guests, work-at-home parents and devoted hobbyists. Visually enlarge a space by lighting and brightening with white, ivory, cream or beige-painted ceilings, walls and trim, and light-color floors. Make the basement more cozy by installing ambiance lighting, and the attic by opting for skylights for daily and nightly sky gazing.

Water Falls and Not Only

Upgrade bath tubs and showers to include spa-like sprays, jets, steams, perhaps a sauna and of course app-controlled, energy efficient features. 

Mix This-with-That

The customization-of-your-personal-space is still growing. Homeowners are more comfortable than ever at mixing styles, colors, textures and elements from different decades. For example, light color walls and floors, with wood accents and textural fabrics.

Let Nature In

Bring elements of the outdoors inside. What are the most popular? Wood, stone, granite, marble and onyx. A mixture of grains, textures and colors add visual interest and expand their various uses. Don’t forget textiles:  Linen, cotton and ceramics will complete the décor.

A Soft Pop of Color

Light color patterns have grown in popularity because of many people spending so much time at home. Choosing soft colors to create visual interest helps showcase positive energy, playfulness, and adds just a tad of calmness and warmth.

Heavy Metals

Another plus to adding a unique look is choosing a variety of metals: brass, copper, stainless steel – anything goes. It’s a great way to add texture or a focal point to a space.

Easy Access

Your new space should be designed to be accessible to all people, regardless of their age, size or ability. Remodeling for accessibility means making choices to make a space convenient for everyone, such as eliminating obstacles, tripping hazards, being able to maneuver in a space, as well as transitions between rooms and steps in favor of open designs that maximize mobility. Including recessed areas beneath the stove, sink and other appliances and shallow cabinets for wheelchair accessibility.

Being Connected 24/7

Add flexibility, convenience, affordability, savings via current tech advances. We’re all connected in some way using electronic devices. Considering wireless home options since younger buyers are looking at [smart] home buying differently. A touchscreen fridge? It can create shopping lists, send reminders on what to buy, and coordinate schedules. New technologies. Sustainable materials. Energy-efficiency controlled remotely? Yes, yes, yes, and yes.

Life is full of surprises and that’s why it’s so important to be living in your home comfortably and safely.  The art of creating a safe, comfortable and smart home is a drive that’s rooted in our standards.  We can help customize your remodel and help achieve your home-sweet-home. Let’s discuss your ideas and let our creativity surprise you.  Learn more my filling out our form to the right.