2020: Check Out Popular Trends From a Year Like No Other
As we wrap up 2020, our team is reflecting on the remodeling highlights that got us through the year. Our homes have taken on new meaning, and families have done their best to keep the porch light on.
Whether you remodeled this year or have a project on your radar, here are our favorite trends from 2020 and where the industry is headed in 2021.
2020 Remodeling Trends
Storage
A space should fit how you live, especially the kitchen. More homeowners are adding storage, including appliance garages to hide the blender and mixer and larger drawers that clear clutter off the counters. Find more ideas in innovative ways to create storage.
Reclaimed Wood
Reclaimed wood is a great way to be more sustainable. Since most of us do not have a stack of old lumber lying around, manufacturers now offer eco-friendly products with the reclaimed look for floors, beams, decor and accent walls, which also make a great backdrop for video calls.
Wallpaper
Wallpaper is back. It is an affordable way to add creative style, and in a bathroom it can even mimic the look of stone or marble without the cost. A small dose lets you express your personality.
Colors
Many homeowners repainted this year, but DIY interior painting can go wrong quickly. Whether you want a new color scheme or a refresh, our team can help. Calming earth tones were popular, and navy blue made a bold mark on everything from accent walls to kitchen cabinets. Read 2020 color trends: it's OK to be blue.
What's Ahead in 2021
Going Global
If you cannot travel, bring global inspiration home. Expect natural wood elements and big, bold furniture for a staycation feel.
A Retro Revival
The '80s are coming back, with angular shapes, glass and stonework blending retro and modern style.
Comfort
Relaxation takes center stage, with clean lines, comfy sofas and simple fixtures. We can open up space for bigger furniture or turn a formal dining room into a more versatile room.
Make Your House Work Better
The way we live and work at home has changed, so why not change it for the better? See what came next in 2021 home design trends, then call Tracy Tesmer Design and Remodeling at 678-450-1700 or contact us online.











