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Kitchen & Bathroom Trends For 2022 With Allison Jaffe Interior Design
Interior designer Allison Jaffe joined Studio 512 to talk about what’s hot for 2022 in the world of kitchen and bathroom design. Allison’s firm has been in business for 12 years, and it offers full-service design and development of remodeling, new construction and furnishing homes. Allison believes in cohesive design and the connection of rooms to each other, whether the style be contemporary, traditional or somewhere in between. Kitchens: “White kitchens are timeless! I worked on recently was an all-white kitchen, except we put the pop of color in these beautiful rose colored chairs at the seating area and
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Bigger, Better Kitchen Pantries Are A Covid-Inspired Wellness Design Trend
Pantries are getting bigger and holding more kitchen items. Mary Prince Photography ©Houzz One of the trends that emerged at the start of the pandemic was people doing more bulk shopping to reduce trips to the store. That led to a rush on chest freezers to store frozen food and to a desire for larger, more functional pantries in the frenzy of remodels that followed lockdowns. The latest trends study from the National Kitchen & Bath Association bears this out. In its top five list of emerging kitchen ideas for the next three years is a “working pantry,” cited by
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7 Kitchen Trends You’ll Be Seeing Everywhere This Year
Given the increased amount of time we’ve spent at home these last two years, it’s no wonder both full-scale kitchen renovations and modest redesigns have skyrocketed. And, with more chefs literally in the kitchen, there’s a plethora of trends cooking. This year, kitchens will become bolder, brighter, and more customized than ever before, thanks to a wide array of newly available colors, materials, and technologies. From rich, high-gloss paint treatments to eye-catching surfaces to colorful, bespoke appliances, what has always been the most expensive room in the house is beginning to look like it too. To find out precisely how
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How to do the ‘invisible kitchen’ interior design trend
Kitchens will be bare (Picture: Getty) If 2022 is the year you’re looking to redo your kitchen, consider an ‘invisible’ one. It’s a minimalist style that gives a ‘barely there’ finish. ‘The minimalist kitchen trend has been around for a while,’ says Polly Shearer, an interiors expert for Tap Warehouse, ‘but invisible kitchens take this one step further, with the aim to conceal most of your kitchenware as possible and create a sharp finish. ‘People no longer want to fill their kitchens with clutter and accessories but strip it back to the essentials and have cupboards that blend into the
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Kitchen trends 2022: 9 design ideas set to be huge this year
Discover the biggest kitchen trends 2022 has to offer and the kitchen design and decor ideas that interior designers reckon will prove most popular this year. Interior design trends for 2022 show that sustainability and a greater connection with nature will be at the heart of many of the biggest decor ideas this year. This desire to be closer to the natural world and incorporate it into our homes is reflected in this year’s interior paint color trends being unveiled by big names in the paint industry too. You will also see this theme, amongst others, in the top kitchen
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10 Top Kitchen Trends of 2022
Jane Beiles Whether you live in a small apartment rental or you own your own home, chances are you’ve thought about upgrading your kitchen. It’s where you prepare all your meals, entertain friends and family and, these days, maybe it’s even where you set up a temporary office while working from home. But before you start making any kitchen renovation plans for 2022, it’s worth considering the top kitchen decorating ideas trending now. Good Housekeeping spoke to 10 design pros and asked them to share the color palettes, backsplash ideas, appliances and overall design trends they think we’ll be seeing
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5 Kitchen Design Trends Sustainable Homeowners Should Follow
Are you trying to live in a more eco-friendly home? You are going to want to understand the measures that other sustainable homeowners are taking to lower their carbon footprint and reduce their contribution to environmental waste. Of course, sustainability can’t be your only consideration when you are trying to manage an eco-friendly home. You need to also make sure that your home is comfortable as well. Fortunately, there are plenty of ways to do both. You will be able to lower the carbon footprint of your home and make it more livable if you follow the guidelines listed below.
