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According to a new report by Zillow , 2026 is shaping up to be a year of bold reinvention for home design — and buyers are favoring spaces that mix personality, comfort, and practicality. 1. Color drenching: Bold all-over hues Minimalist white kitchens and neutral walls might be fading out. Instead, there’s a surge in what the report calls “color drenching,” where a single hue coats everything from walls to ceilings to trim. Listings mentioning this concept jumped 149% from

As remote and hybrid work settle in as part of modern life, what people look for in a home is shifting dramatically. According to Realtor.com ’s analysis of housing listings, home features that support remote work are surging in popularity. These “remote-ready” homes don’t just offer space; they cater to connectivity, flexibility, and wellness in a way that fits today’s work-from-home lifestyle. 1. Connectivity Is King One of the biggest jumps among listing features: hardwire

Design trends come and go—and while some leave lasting charm, others sneak in with whispery promises of “fresh” and “modern” only to become outdated, impractical, or just plain regrettable. According to insights from NAR , certain home-design moves that might seem trendy now could turn into furniture-and-fix-it nightmares by 2025. Decor Trends to avoid in 2025 Here are a few of the top offenders: Design-cores : Theme-heavy “cores” like cottagecore, farmhouse-core, yeehaw core

When it comes to getting a home ready for the market, few updates pack as much punch for the price as a fresh coat of paint. It’s a...

Beautiful wallpaper can help your listing stand out—and even influence a sale.

Source: NAR Houzz ’s 2025 Emerging Summer Trends Report highlights hot home trends this summer—colorful palettes, wood-focused spaces,...