2022 Home Remodeling Trends

Trends in Home Remodeling

In 2021, there was a lot of experimenting when it came to transforming the home, especially as more and more people continued to find themselves spending more time at home. From a spike in outdoor living spaces to garages-turned-guest bedrooms to open floor plans, we can expect to see more of this and other home remodeling trends in 2022 along with more use of technology.

Smart Tech is the Smart Trend

It’s no lie, technology isn’t going anywhere, and it’s going home. Homeowners are looking for simpler integrated systems that seamlessly and securely work together through a simple app that connect their devices like TVs, home alarm system, and lighting.

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Because of these app-controlled appliances and systems, areas in the home are upgrading into more mobile-friendly spaces. Such appliances include touchless faucets, voice activation, Internet-connected mirrors and scales, and video screens in unsuspecting places like the bathroom. The shower and heating could even be controlled with an app.

Using smart technology in the home has its advantages. You can save energy, utilize cameras and motion sensors for safety, and increase your home value.

Make Room For More Room

In keeping with the current open floor plan trend, kitchens are expected to increase in size by 25-50% according to the National Bath & Kitchen Association. We’re seeing walls come down every day.

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Everyone wants that open space from the kitchen to the living area without any barriers or feeling left out from the rest of the family. In bathrooms, showers are increasing in size and opening up; the trend here is to keep the shower entirely open without any enclosures.

Minimal is Maxed Out

The popularity of the minimalism design will be increasing in 2022 as the trend to simplify life continues. Those looking for the minimalist aesthetic are looking for a simple, clean look.  These looks range from natural materials, wood tones, and eco-friendly designs such as glass.