Maisy Dawson
Today we will focus on a number of new design trends for bathrooms from colors, to finishes, to countertop materials. Introduce warm metals in plumbing fixtures like faucets and shower heads, as well as lighting and cabinet hardware. As homeowners move toward lower maintenance bathrooms, however, larger tile is gaining in popularity.
There used to be a time when granite was the only word you'd hear when it came to designing dream kitchens and baths.
According to the National Kitchen & Bath Association’s most recent trend report, however, interest in quartz is on the rise, while granite is declining. Quartz looks and feels like natural stone, but because it’s manufactured it comes in a wide range of colors and with greater consistency.
Drawer organizers, roll out shelves, and built-in laundry hampers are just a few of the many custom storage solutions available today. Some new vanities are incorporating electrical outlets inside drawers to keep hair dryers and other equipment plugged in, but off your countertop.
