Now Trending: Outdoor Furniture
“Homeowners are investing in outdoor projects that increase their enjoyment at home,” says Kendra Poppy, Trends Expert and Head of Brand at Yardzen. “With high interest rates, many homeowners are delaying an imminent move and investing in creating landscaping that makes them feel happy, whole, and connected.”
Now Trending: An Easier Houseplant
Easyplant prevents over- and under-watering. A reservoir built into the pot allows you to fill it once per month; the water is then slowly distributed to the plant in a measured, perfect way.
Viva Magenta: Drawing From Nature And History
Another year over, and a new year begins – with a new color from Pantone! Let’s all welcome Viva Magenta 18-1750, a brilliant red which represents a vibrant and exciting change from the past few years.
Inside Out
Outdoor furniture is no longer just light tables and stackable chairs brought out a few times a year.
Edible Floral Ice Cubes
These beautiful flavored floral ice cubes are a great way to jazz up any mocktail or cocktail for your summer entertaining.
Luxury with a POP of Color
Ranges, once a stainless steel, black, or white force of nature responsible for food — if not necessarily design — are taking over the look and feel of the kitchen.
Summer Entertaining
Successful outdoor entertaining depends not only on a good setting but also on good food and good company and there are lots of ways to spruce up your existing outdoor space to create the perfect entertaining venue without breaking the bank.
Kitchen Jewelry
Stainless steel, once the go-to for those looking to streamline the modern kitchen, is getting a field of competitors in the mid-tier field.
Eco-Friendly Kitchens
With an observed uptick in kitchen remodel spending and consumer interest in leading a more environmentally-friendly lifestyle, it’s clear that sustainable kitchen design is becoming a major priority for many.
“Newstalgia”
2022 reintroduces the idea that decor can be elegant, unique and personal — by mixing old with new. It’s the move to “newstalgia”.