7014 ) - part of Taylor Morrison ’ s interior paint colors - and Dorian Gray ( SW 7017 ) to show the versatility of combining a warm tone with greys and whites .
4 . Warming up whites : The last few years have been dominated by a simple color palette consisting of bright whites and cool greys . Now moving away from this trend , many homeowners are opting for more colorful design options . But what about those who designed their homes around the all-white trend , and are now seeing their homes phase out of style ? “ Adding soft , warm tones and light wood accents can immediately add warmth and bring cool tones into the new trends we are seeing today ,” Crowder shared .
Tying it back to Sherwin-Williams ’ Color of the Year , Redend Point is an example of a warm color that pairs especially well with cooler tones . “ Named after a sandstone rock formation in the United Kingdom , Redend Point is an example of nature highlighting how some colors work well together . In photos of the formation , you can see the reddish-sand color of the rock wall paired with the gray pebbles on the beach . If nature can pull off a combo of warm and cool colors , so can you ,” Crowder encouraged .
5 . Clutter-free comfort : Organization is key to wellbeing , especially with so many workers operating in a hybrid environment . “ Living in a home that works for your lifestyle makes life easier ,” said Crowder . “ When you have a home that is in order , it creates a calm and relaxing environment . You can spend more time with family and less time stressing over your space .”
Whether you ’ re a DIYer or prefer professional assistance , help is available at all price points . “ You can hire incredible services from ‘ The Home Edit ’ to come and personally organize your home , or you can watch their Netflix series , ‘ Get Organized with The Home Edit ,’ and buy their line of products at Walmart or The Container Store to do it yourself ,’ shared Crowder .
6 . Elevation Fascination : Throughout the country , craftsmen and farmhouse designs have reigned supreme over other elevation styles . However , homeowners are starting to show an appetite for exterior designs that are a mix of both traditional and modern styles too - also known as ‘ soft transitional .’ According to a John Burns Real Estate Consulting survey of 1184 homeowners , 50 percent of homeowners in California prefer a mix of traditional and modern designs , compared to 34 percent of buyers in the Northwest .
“ Modern farmhouse continues across the country , but right alongside that is modern contemporary , transitional styles . These designs continue to grow in popularity on both the inside and outside of our homes ,” Juedes explained .
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