As we step further into 2025, home remodeling is seeing energizing recent fads that balance usefulness, sensibility and current plans. Whether your client is orchestrating a huge upgrade or a little update, understanding what’s moving can help you with making informed decisions. According to North Penn News, some of what’s in and out include: What’s In: Biophilic Design Biophilic design—bringing nature into your home—is ruling home renovation projects. Property holders are integrating huge windows for regular light, indoor plants, and normal materials like wood and stone. Famous items like false…
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Remodel Market Statistics Reveal Continuous Industry Growth as Personalization Trends
The home improvement and remodeling industries have seen rapid growth in the last few years. This comes as homeowners look to enhance their living spaces. This includes home improvements, such as renovations, remodeling, repairs and updates to old homes, both big and small. There is an increased focus on personalizing spaces as the property valuation is increasing, and people are spending more on home projects. Popular trends include energy-efficient upgrades, smart home technology and DIY solutions are fueling this growth. Statistics from several insights show that billions of dollars are…
Read MoreExpert Home Renovation Insights: Exploring Sustainable and Functional Design Solutions
Santa Barbara-based renovation expert Perry Lieber is setting new benchmarks in custom home design as homeowners increasingly prioritize sustainable, functional, and personalized living spaces. Lieber has years of experience transforming properties and spaces, combining modern technologies with timeless craftsmanship to create spaces tailored to each client’s unique vision and lifestyle. There is a growing interest in eco-friendly and adaptable spaces that has driven a shift in home renovation priorities. Perry Lieber, embracing this trend, incorporates sustainable materials, energy-efficient technologies, and innovative design solutions into his projects. “Many homeowners are looking…
Read MoreHome Design and Remodeling Trends Topping the List to Watch for 2025
From rounded walls and furnishings to traditional styles mixed in with bolder textures and colors, many different styles are influencing today’s home trends. Home remodeling site Houzz recently released its 2025 home design predictions. According to the National Association of REALTORS (NAR), English kitchen styles top that list. NAR states, These cozy kitchens feature cabinets in rich woods as well as historical paint colors, such as moody blues and deep greens. “You’ll also find natural countertop materials, like soapstone and butcher’s block, as well as large range alcoves, wood ceiling…
Read MoreKey Hardware Trends to Monitor
The Farnsworth Group, which conducts extensive research in the hardware and building materials markets, offers a slew of insights into what consumers are increasingly seeking (and buying). Here’s a look at top trends owners should consider to finish 2024 strong and plan for a healthy 2025. The outlook for 2025 looks positive. This year bas been down, but thing could be looking up. Farnsworth writes: “According to the August Size of Market release by The Home Improvement Research Institute, the hardware market is anticipated to rebound into positive territory in…
Read MoreTop Carpet Trends for Modern Homes in 2024
As we step into 2024, the role of carpets in interior design is evolving, offering homeowners a way to enhance their living spaces with warmth, texture, and style. This year, key trends include a strong return to earthy tones and natural colors, such as sandy beiges, muted greys, and warm hues like olive green and terracotta. These colors not only create a calming atmosphere but also harmonize beautifully with natural materials like wood and stone. Additionally, sustainability is at the forefront, with an increasing demand for eco-friendly carpets made from…
Read More9 Emerging Home Building Trends
Homebuilders are adapting to material shortages and rising costs by embracing new trends such as prefinished engineered floors, which are cost-effective and structurally sound, and mixed-use spaces to address the shortage of affordable housing. Other emerging trends include dopamine decor for mental well-being, all-electric homes for environmental and cost benefits, and a growing preference for single-story homes due to their accessibility and aesthetic appeal. According to U.S. News, homebuilders have faced their share of challenges in recent years. Material shortages and increased costs have forced builders to be more mindful…
Read MoreRenovation Pro Says Former ‘Luxury’ Is Now a ‘Necessity’ To Boost Home Value Amongst Clients
Reborn Renovations Co-Owner Danielle Mathews shared the renovations that buyers are looking for the most this year, covering everything from smart home technology to outdoor transformations. The implementation of smart home technology is becoming increasingly important to renovation clients. “The integration of smart home technology in your property is no longer a luxury, it’s now a necessity,” she said. From voice-controlled assistants, automated lighting, and climate control systems, these systems are becoming a top priority amongst others. According to The U.S. Sun, Mathews also shared, that open concepts make the…
Read MoreAI Kitchen Remodel: How Artificial Intelligence is Revolutionizing Kitchen Design
Revolutionizing various industries, artificial intelligence (AI) technology is making its way into the kitchen in the form of remodeling. In such a remodel, AI is incorporated into various kitchen appliances and devices to make cooking and meal preparation more efficient, convenient and enjoyable, transforming the way we cook and interact with our kitchens. According to The Fordham Ram, Artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionized the way people remodel their homes. AI technology has made it possible to design and remodel homes with greater precision and efficiency. AI-powered software can analyze a…
Read MoreGen X Takes the Lead: Study Shows They’re Spending Top Dollar on Home Renovations
Gen Xers outspend baby boomers on renovations, as revealed in a new study by Houzz representing the home improvement market. The average Gen Xer spent $25,000 on home renovations in 2023, compared to the $24,000 and $20,000 spent by baby boomers and millennials, according to the report. Gen X tops out at $180,000 compared to boomers’ $131,000 and millennials’ $148,000, when looking at the top 10% of spenders in each group. According to Hastings Tribune, Metrics typically define Generation X as individuals born from 1965 to 1980, which puts them…
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