DESIGN TRENDS

House design trends can help us comprehend the prevailing social moods and inspire us to create our own homes. We polled 50 experts in the fields of home design and remodelling to learn what hues, materials, fashions, and other specifics people have been asking for.

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Designer Whitney Romanoff says clients are prepared to abandon the standard grey or white walls and embrace color and pattern in novel ways. "Clients want their rooms to be jovial, welcoming, and a reflection of whom they are," she says. "This might be the inevitable outcome of us being trapped inside during a pandemic white walls and embrace color and pattern in novel ways. "Clients want their rooms to be jovial, welcoming, and a reflection of whom they are," she says. "This might be the inevitable outcome of us being trapped inside during a pandemic." Many clients are requesting color in their bathrooms, says JL Design's Jessica Davis. "It creates a unique and appealing space when paired with natural and warm elements," she says.

Green Kitchen Cabinets

According to interior designers, green is the color of the moment. There has been a rise in demand for green kitchen cabinets, particularly sage green. Popular midtown greens include Sherwin-Williams' Evergreen Fog and Fine Line Kitchens designer Sarah Farouk.

Wood cabinets in the kitchen

Cabinets made of natural wood are also popular right now. This style is in line with the goal of giving kitchens a cozier feel. According to designer Kirby Foster Hurdy, "we are seeing more natural features take shape in the kitchen" (Kirby Home Designs). Many people are asking for light-colored oak cabinets, but Florence Livingston is also getting requests for darker ones.

Natural Resources

A growing number of people are interested in character-rich quartzite and even granite. Designer Erika Morris believes the need for "newness" has peaked. Clients are looking for materials that feel more established, handmade, or true. The kitchen on the Oregon coast features a dramatic Taj Mohall quartzite countertop.

Slender shaker

The Shaker cabinet style is given a "slim" update. This variation of the style has a flat centre panel and a square-edged border. It solves a design problem that has been around for a long time: how to make a modern kitchen with just the right amount of detail. 

Original brickwork

Artisanal bricks are becoming more commonly used in Australian construction, whether they are curved, cut-out, or colored. This trend will establish itself as a contemporary 21st-century external style. It will produce considerably more distinctive and intriguing residential facades.

Browns of various shades

It will be a deep neutral for rich, elegant, and timeless rooms, not just orange shag (reminds me of my childhood).

Conclusion

Many clients are requesting color in their bathrooms, says JL Design's Jessica Davis. Designer Erika Morris believes the need for "newness" has peaked. The Shaker cabinet style is given a "slim" update. Artisanal bricks are becoming more commonly used in Australian construction.