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Whether you’re looking to update your Wilmington luxury home or are just day-dreaming about what could be, we’ve compiled a collection of 50 luxury kitchens to help inspire your next remodeling project. They are categorized by common design themes that we see in luxury kitchens. Take a look and let us know in the comments which ones are your favorites. …
The Pantone Color Institute has just released its annual trend forecast, PANTONE VIEW home + interiors 2019. This report focuses on the colors that we will be loving in 2019. From paint to furniture fabric, curtains to sheets – even kitchen accessories – there’s a good chance this is what consumers will see in the stores next year. After all, …
After a long winter, it’s nice to update your home with a splash of color to usher in spring. The easiest way to do this is to change out your throw pillows. We’ve compiled a collection of spring-inspired throw pillow sets, both covers and full pillows. Designs include printed and hand-painted, shabby chic and vintage, whimsical and classic…there’s something for …
Blush. It’s the barely-there pink that comes in a variety of names and tones, and is becoming increasingly popular among homeowners. The color is feminine, but not overwhelming, and it looks fantastic with copper and gray. Pink in interior design isn’t for everyone, but if this color has caught your eye, here are some of our favorite examples of how …
This is Post #6 of the 2018 Home Trend to Watch Series. View the fifth one: Metallics. We decided to combine the last two 2018 home trends predicted by Pantone – iridescents and intense colors – because they have a lot in common. Both are trends that people in the western world are likely to shy away from. The average …
When it comes to kitchen and bathroom faucet finishes, chrome still reigns supreme in sheer volume of sales. It’s inexpensive and works well with many styles, but the number of sales of all other finishes combined surmount chrome showing that buyers crave diversity. The exhibitions at this year’s Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS) reflected that. Here’s what attendees saw… …
This is Post #5 of the 2018 Home Trend to Watch Series. View the fourth one: Fringe. Home trends sometimes take a couple of years to truly amp up and gain traction. One of those is on Pantone’s list of predicted home trends of 2018 – metallics. You may have noticed metal finishes and paint popping up in home décor …
This is Post #4 of the 2018 Home Trend to Watch Series. View the third one: Wood Treatments. Fringe is nothing new. It’s been around for ages. The Native Americans used it on their garments as a method of routing rainwater. In the 1920s, it grew in popularity with the flapper dress and even became a political statement in the …
This is Post #3 of the 2018 Home Trend to Watch Series. View the second one: Typography. In 2016, 80 million smart home devices were sold, a 64% increase over 2015, and the final sales totals from 2017 are expected to surpass that. Home technology is increasing at a quick rate, mainly because the companies producing them are starting to …
This is Post #2 of the 2018 Home Trend to Watch Series. View the first one: Geometric Patterns. As we look forward to 2018, we can expect to see some of the trends we’ve already experienced in 2017. For those of you in love with the Typography trend, you’ll be happy to know that Pantone predicted it’ll be hanging around …
