Luxury
creates an elevated style that ’ s calming but still interesting . To create a monoroom , use the same color treatment on the walls , ceiling , furniture , light fixtures , window treatments , and decorative objects . The best way to embrace color drenching is by decorating with “ tonally coordinating colors .” Mix matte and gloss finishes on a variety of materials to maintain visual engagement .
Kitchens designed for living Speaking of kitchens , they ’ re no longer just for cooking . More and more homeowners are looking for kitchens that feel like living spaces . Luxury kitchens are increasingly spaces that invite friends and family to gather . To incorporate this trend in your own home , consider adding standalone furniture in or near the kitchen , from a vintage cabinet to display china to a settee or loveseat as part of the dining space . Outfitting a kitchen nook with a custom banquet , upholstered benches , and pillows is another great way to make the kitchen feel more inviting .
Statement bathrooms Luxury design calls for statement bathrooms with “ as much personality as other rooms in the home in terms of color , pattern , texture , and style .” Some ways to create a statement bathroom that showcases your personal design aesthetic is through unique or unexpected color , tile patterns , materials , finishes , lighting , and art .
Functional secondary spaces One designer recently quoted in House Beautiful , predicts that more and more homeowners will embrace customized secondary spaces in their kitchens for more “ functionality , convenience , and storage .” These spaces allow homeowners to prep , wash , and store out of sight so their kitchen remains ready for entertaining .
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