If you’ve been thinking of how to revamp your home’s look and update your Summerlin home’s design, this is your sign. Here are the best home design trends in 2023 that will withstand time and seasons, and even raise the value of your home.

COMBINE TEXTURES

Gone are the days of sticking to a strictly monotonous home. According to the New American Home, a house’s overall look should have layered effects and finishes with warm neutrals and natural materials. This will give your home a sophisticated look while making it feel homey at the same time.

• Combine monotonous concrete walls or floors with wooden furniture
• Add house plants around the home for a breath of fresh air and a touch of color
• Combine hard and soft textures with the addition of accents

ADD A HOME GYM

After the pandemic, people realized how important it is to have everything you need at home – a place to live, exercise, work, and enjoy. Having a dedicated space for fitness is beneficial to the entire family, because the pandemic made us realize that health is more important than ever.

Your home gym doesn’t even have to be an elaborate setup. You can get your workout on with the following:

• Mats and weights for non-hardcore users
• Integrating a fitness room in the garage
• Working out in the patio

INTEGRATE SMART FEATURES

Smart homes are not just the future, they are now. Today, smart home features have made life easier and saves energy. Most home features are easy to install and seamlessly integrate into a home’s existing technology, such as plugs, bulbs, and security and entertainment systems.

• Smart plugs that switch off the current when you’re not using a device, reducing your “phantom load” or your electricity consumption for appliances not in use
• Smart lights that turn on and off when you enter and leave a room, and allow you to fine-tune the dimmer and color.

CONSIDER THIS YEAR’S COLORS

Several companies announced their respective takes on 2023’s color of the year.

• Pantone chose Viva Magenta, described to be a “powerful and empowering animated red.”
• Sherwin-Williams chose Redend Point, an earthy color with a reddish hue, which encourages people to “embrace connection with the world around us.”
• Glidden chose Vining Ivy, a deep Caribbean blue with hints of muted turquoise.
• Benjamin Moore chose Raspberry Blush, a vibrant coral-pink shade.

Any of the colors listed above can punch up the vibe of your home. Since all are on the saturated side, use the new colors strategically. Using the colors on home accents is sometimes enough to give life to a room – perhaps a rug in the living room, or a pillow on the couch, or a table centerpiece. Some colors, like the Redend Point, are more neutral and provide a more calming vibe. Others, like Viva Magenta or Vining Ivy are more vibrant and exude a fun energy.

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