2023 Custom Home Trends: Embracing Sustainability, Wellness, and Smart Living

The latest trends in custom home designs are constantly evolving to accommodate changing lifestyles and preferences. Here are some of the trends that are gaining popularity today:

1. Open Floor Plans: Open concept layouts continued to be a sought-after trend, as they create a sense of spaciousness, allow for better flow between rooms, and promote interaction among family members and guests.
2. Optimizing Kitchen Functionality: Kitchen trends are ever fast changing ample fixtures that fall into the trap of becoming outdated. This is why its essential for creating a kitchen space that is not only aesthetically pleasing but also practical and efficient. Homeowners are on the lookout for countertops, cabinets, and appliances that are enjoyable and will deliver long term efficiency.  
3. Creating Outdoor Living Spaces: Once considered an “add-on” to one’s home, they now are viewed as an extension of the indoor home. Homeowners are creating luxurious outdoor spaces with the inclusion of furniture, appliances, televisions, pools, and temperature control. Many homeowners are increasingly recognizing the value of creating inviting and functional outdoor areas that make them feel as if they were at a resort on vacation.
4. Utilizing Natural Materials: Integrating natural materials into various aspects of the home can create a warm, inviting, and visually appealing living environment. Rich color palettes such as sage green, ocean blues, silver, copper, gold, and other metallics, create the perfect atmosphere for a relaxing environment. The popularity of natural materials due to their versatility include hardwood, terracotta, and stone.
5. Bold Colors and Textures: Homeowners are embracing bold colors and textures to create a living space that exudes personality and style. Blending bold colors with natural materials like wood, stone, and metal to create a harmonious balance between vibrant hues and organic textures. Incorporating various tactile elements – such as textured walls, patterned fabrics, and intriguing surfaces – can add depth and character to living spaces.