Caroline Broderick

It’s all about storytelling and essentialism for husband-wife design team Me and General Design. Cristina Casanas-Judd and General Judd say their design philosophies come from their unique backgrounds and upbringings. One, a former Blue Man from North Carolina, the other, a former film set designer with Chilean roots. It’s all about the story.

Houzz says its 2021 Kitchen Trends Study may be a result of adapting spaces to fit new needs, but how does this homeowner study compare to a residential professional survey?

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What Are the Latest Door Design Trends for 2021?

Tile Trends for 2021: Luxe Extravagance, Tactile Textures, and More

The vanity remains a functional necessity in the bathroom, but it’s also an opportunity for designers to bring style to a space. We found eight introductions for 2021 that you have to see. In recent years, vanities have been trending modern, and consumers are moving away from darker tones. The National Kitchen and Bath Association’s 2021 Design Trends Report found residential professionals and homeowners have been leaning toward lighter materials and medium-toned colors for their choices.

Bathtubs continue to be necessities for today’s homebuyers and showpieces for the bathroom. The latest bathtub releases continue to add to the fixture’s capabilities. Tubs remain the centerpiece of the bath, and although data from the National Kitchen and Bath Association shows demand for larger showers, resulting in the removal of bathtubs, not having a tub can make or break a buyer’s decision.

Today’s buyers view the kitchen as the hub of everyday life and desire homes that are well-equipped with kitchen features that meet daily needs … all while offering stylish products. Integrated (and often multiple) dining area, more and advanced storage, chic cabinetry, and durable, high-end countertops were just a few of the most important kitchen features identified by 3,247 recent and prospective homebuyers in the 2021 edition of the National Association of Home Builders’ “What Home Buyers Re…

This article is a digital exclusive with Pro Builder’s May/June 2021 issue. What’s on the drawing boards of residential architects today reflects up-and-coming design trends for the next several years, according to a recent survey conducted by Pro Builder in collaboration with the New Home Trends Institute (NHTI) by John Burns Real Estate Consulting.

For the past 30 years, the annual global tile and stone exhibition and conference Coverings showcases the latest releases and trends in the surfacing world. After taking a brief pause last year from an in-person experience, Coverings returned in full force this week in Orlando, Fla.

11 Tile and Stone Trends for 2021 and Beyond

Despite a smaller than usual show compared to years’ past, fabricators from across the globe gathered for Coverings 2021 in Orlando to share their latest releases at the global tile and stone exhibition.

Homeowners looking to remodel and buyers hunting for a home look to the bathroom as the one spot they can find relaxation and privacy, meaning the features and products inside should lessen their headaches and maximize their wellness benefits. Bathrooms with lots of storage, plenty of space, and plumbing products with advanced relaxation features were top desires from the 3,247 homebuyers surveyed by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) for its 2021 iteration of the “What Home Buyers…

Research shows consumers increasingly value sustainable, low-maintenance, and beautiful products for their homes, and manufacturers are listening—especially in the surfacing sector.

Project of the Week: Taking a 50s Home to Modern Day

Awareness of how Americans’ actions impact the environment is on the rise, but trails behind other factors during the homebuying process, according to a survey by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB).

Copenhagen-based Reform’s latest designer collaborations bring high gloss and work from home elements into the kitchen, all at affordable price points. Reform entered the ring in 2014 with a focus on affordability and accessibility. The company achieved this by working with basic IKEA elements and collaborating with notable designers to create stylish cabinet fronts. Though still available and an option for projects, Reform also offers its own modular cabinet system.

The New Home Trends Institute brought back four of their most popular speakers from the 2020 annual Housing Design Summit to give a glimpse into the future of home design, while reflecting on the current consumer needs.Four housing experts reviewed trends from early this year and provided a glimpse…

This extended version of the article that appeared in the February 2021 issue of Pro Builder features additional Nationals winners. Register to attend the Nationals IBSx Virtual Awards Presentation on March 5 at thenationals.com to see and celebrate the winners, including the Best in 55+ Housing…