It’s a new year, which means new home design trends are on the horizon. Here are 8 trends to keep a look out for in 2016.
- Formal dining rooms. If you don’t entertain a lot, then a separate area designated for doing so probably won’t be a priority for you. But for those who do entertain frequently, a decked-out room meant for special gatherings is non-negotiable.
- Tech-free living rooms. Most days, our lives are consumed with all things digital, but more and more homeowners want a space that gives them a break from it. A space where they can decompress quietly or simply spend time with family and friends sans digital distractions. A sitting room or living room, free of technical devices can do just that.
- Outdoor fabric used for indoor furnishings. The rise of making the outdoor living area a part of the house as a whole has created a surge of fabrics that are both durable and eye-catching. So much in fact, that it’s becoming harder to distinguish between them and indoor-only fabrics. Homeowners are starting to see just how great these outdoor fabrics can be inside the home especially in high-traffic rooms. Be sure to check out our selection of outdoor fabrics the next time you go to reupholster.
- Two-tone kitchen cabinets. You’ll see in many home decorating shows that two-tone cabinets are becoming increasingly popular. To keep a clean, timeless look, keep the upper cabinets white or neutral, and then save the darker colors and wood tones for the bottom cabinets. Not only does it look beautiful, it allows for you to take the kitchen into various design styles.
- Colored stainless steel appliances. Â If you aren’t too keen on the shiny silver appliances, you’re in luck. Two manufacturers are giving you a couple of new options: LG’s has released a Black Stainless collection and Whirlpool’s Sunset Bronze.
- Heated entryway floors. A heated entryway floor in the south doesn’t make much sense, but for those who live in the north, this is a great way to dry off those wet, snowy boots a bit faster.
- Attention-getting bedrooms. You can transform the look of a bedroom pretty easily, but to have a bedroom that truly wows, you’ve got to go bolder. Something like a brick or rustic wood wall behind the bed will grab your attention more so than four walls painted the same.
- Homier bathrooms. Walk into a bathroom and you know it’s a bathroom. This year however, you might find yourself walking into a space that resembles a living room more than it does a bathroom. Chandeliers, statement furniture like custom chairs, and graphic wallpaper are just some of the ways homeowners will be updating their bathroom.
Come visit us at one of our retail locations or shop online! Looking for one of our fabric stores near you in Carrollton, TX? Stop by our Cutting Corners location in Dallas, Tx (located off Midway between alpha and Spring Valley) for great deals on discount designer fabrics. You will find something for every home drapery and upholstery project.
