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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

As we head into Fall 2025, the design world is ushering in a bold, unapologetic era: one where rooms shout, not whisper. According to the Styled, Staged & Sold blog from NAR , homeowners are moving away from safe, resale-friendly décor and doubling down on deeply personal expression. 1. Texture Takes the Stage Rich materials like boucle, grasscloth, zellige tile, fluting, and handcrafted detailing are making a comeback. These layered textures invite touch and create visual de

With rising home prices and changing lifestyles, today’s buyers are finding new, strategic ways to make homeownership more affordable ....