7. Narrow Wet Rooms
From unassuming to a BOLD and Beautiful update
Wetroom bathrooms—typically a shower and tub in a spacious shower area—have grown in popularity in recent years. But wet rooms are now being added in smaller, narrower spaces, too.
Placing a tub at the back of a long room, with a separate shower in front, gives homeowners with tight spaces a wet room arrangement that looks and feels more luxurious than the standard shower-tub combo.
3. Arches
Curves inside and out...
Fitting right in with the curvier home trend are arched walls and home accessories. Arches, in particular, are adding “a touch of playfulness and [helping to] soften harsh angles to generate a welcoming, cozy feel”. Arches can be added to home doorways, windows, niches, cabinets and mill-work details. Also, arched accessories, like arched mirrors, headboards and chairs, are bringing in scalloped silhouettes that hug spaces.
1. English-style Kitchens
These cozy kitchens feature cabinets in rich woods as well as historical paint colors, such as moody blues and deep greens. You’ll also find natural counter-top materials, like soapstone and butcher’s block, as well as large range alcoves, wood ceiling beams and collected looks that appear pieced together over time.
