Latest Architectural trends that you have to Know!!
Each year, as technology progresses and lifestyles evolve, old trends are replaced with new ones. This process happens across all industries including architecture and design. But trends don’t appear from thin air – typically change comes from progressive industry leaders who are one step ahead of their competition. As new trends emerge providing better options, it’s time to expire outdated ones.
Here are latest architectural trends…
Larger windows:
Larger windows add beauty to a room by bringing the view of the outdoors in. However, large windows are not just for looks. They can also contribute to a passive home. A passive home, also known as energy efficient, uses large windows with low-e glass to reduce artificial lighting while also obstructing heat and harmful UV rays.
Open concept:
Gone are the days where every room had a door and four walls. Instead of traditional rooms, there are now implied spaces. These spaces connect to each other without obstructions creating minimalistic interior design. This concept can even be applied to multiple floors to create an enlarging effect of the home’s interior space.
Kitchens take center stage:
Kitchens are getting bigger—what was once hidden away is now the epicenter of every home. The dining room has begun to fade as seating space is now being included as part of the kitchen. These spacious kitchens provide a central hub within your home for family to gather together in one appealing space.
In-home spa:
Houses are becoming a destination for their owners as they turn away from health clubs and implement their own fitness and relaxation areas into the comfort of their own home. Examples of this are the increasing amount of home gyms, hot tubs, whirlpools, steam rooms, and spa-influenced bathrooms.
Health conscious design:
With asbestos and lead paint causing health problems in homes built in the past, today’s homes are designed to ensure healthier interiors. Using sustainable design and green construction, homes can effectively eliminate harmful fumes and chemicals.
Home design trends have been changing for thousands of years and they are sure to continue to change well into the future. Take a look of our designs where we have used current trends…
