BackTimeless Trends for Home Remodeling

The New Year brings new trends and insight for updating your home accordingly. Kansas City NARI (National Association of the Remodeling Industry) outlines some of the timeless trends for home remodeling.

Open up the floor plan.

Knocking down smaller walls to make great, open spaces in the home is as popular as ever, especially on the main floor. Not only does this improvement help make the home feel larger, but it also allows homeowners to host more guests in one space.

Make the master suite even sweeter.

Homeowners can’t go wrong with a walk-in closet able to better accommodate two people at one time. Updating the master suite with a sitting area as well can offer an intimate feel while also opening up the room more.

Update your kitchen appliance selection.

Smart technology is taking off in a big way, and the kitchen shouldn’t be ignored. Consider must-have appliances to make preparation and cooking easier such as kitchen faucets controlled by sensors, refrigerators with alerts when groceries run low and ovens and dishwashers controlled with a smartphone.

Maximize storage space.

Whether you answer this trend with a walk-in pantry or with roll-out cabinets and pull-out drawers, maximizing storage in the kitchen is an essential update you won’t want to miss out on in 2018.

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Opt for functional islands.

Kitchen islands have always been a common addition in the kitchen, but this year, more homeowners are opting for functional islands that allow for meal prep, dining and storage.

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Eliminate barriers.

Adding heated flooring and barrier-free showers will not only upgrade your bathroom’s look and feel, but also make the home easier to live in through all of life’s changes.

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Ready to jump-start your remodeling projects in 2025 or 2026? Schedule a free consultation with our team of experts and let’s discuss which trends you want to incorporate in your home.