ECO-FRIENDLY kitchens and MATERIALS
Kitchen friendly
In 2025, kitchen design trends will see a shift towards warmer, more inviting spaces, incorporating natural materials and rich colors. Expect to see a move away from stark white kitchens and a resurgence of wood tones, mixed materials, and classic fixtures. Smart storage solutions and combination islands will also be popular.
ECO-FRIENDLY MATERIALS
More homeowners are prioritizing eco-friendly materials that reduce their environmental footprint while enhancing their space’s aesthetic appeal.
The trend of smart kitchens is all about integrating technology to make cooking and entertaining more convenient, efficient and enjoyable. Voice-activated controls, smart refrigerators that can s
More homeowners are prioritizing eco-friendly materials that reduce their environmental footprint while enhancing their space’s aesthetic appeal.
The trend of smart kitchens is all about integrating technology to make cooking and entertaining more convenient, efficient and enjoyable. Voice-activated controls, smart refrigerators that can suggest recipes based on the ingredients inside and automated lighting systems are just the beginning.
These innovations not only streamline daily tasks but also help conserve energy, making your kitchen as efficient as it is fun and futuristic.
As we move further into 2025, the smart kitchen will become a standard, not a luxury, as more homeowners seek the ease and functionality that technology brings to their culinary spaces.
MULTI-FUNCTIONAL ISLANDS
MULTI-FUNCTIONAL ISLANDS
Kitchen islands are no longer just for extra counter space; just like the rest of the kitchen, they’ve become a multi-functional hub for the family.
The islands of 2025 are designed to do it all—integrated dining areas, additional storage and built-in appliances are just a few features we’re seeing more of.
These islands serve as the center
Kitchen islands are no longer just for extra counter space; just like the rest of the kitchen, they’ve become a multi-functional hub for the family.
The islands of 2025 are designed to do it all—integrated dining areas, additional storage and built-in appliances are just a few features we’re seeing more of.
These islands serve as the centerpiece of the kitchen, where cooking, eating and socializing converge. When designing a multi-functional island, think about how it can best serve your lifestyle, whether with a wine fridge, elegant seating or a unique shape that caters to how you like to entertain.
The Heart of Home : Floors and stairs
Floors with style
Floors with style
Floors with style
flooring trends are moving towards low-maintenance options, warmer wood tones, and sustainable materials. Specifically, expect to see a rise in luxury vinyl and laminate for their durability and easy upkeep. Warm, natural wood tones like oak, walnut, and honey finishes are making a comeback, alongside large-format tiles for a modern, min
flooring trends are moving towards low-maintenance options, warmer wood tones, and sustainable materials. Specifically, expect to see a rise in luxury vinyl and laminate for their durability and easy upkeep. Warm, natural wood tones like oak, walnut, and honey finishes are making a comeback, alongside large-format tiles for a modern, minimalist look. Sustainable options, like cork, bamboo, and recycled materials, are also gaining traction.
Stairs
Floors with style
Floors with style
In 2025, staircase designs will lean towards minimalist and sleek aesthetics, featuring floating staircases with frameless glass balustrades and integrated lighting. Curved staircases, mixed materials, and bold color statements will also be popular. Sustainable materials and earthy tones will continue to be emphasized
Earth tone colors
Floors with style
Earth tone colors
Earthy tones are making a significant return in design and fashion, with a focus on rich, warm shades and natural hues. Expect to see a blend of traditional earth tones like brown, green, and beige, with deeper, more saturated versions like terracotta, olive green, and even some muted reds and oranges.