A new home in The Grand Prairie is a chance to show off your decorating flair. Each of our builders offers options and upgrades reflecting the latest home design trends for 2024. Which trends will you choose? Let’s explore a few.
Home Design Trends for 2024:
Quiet Luxury
You may know the term “quiet luxury” from fashion, but it extends to 2024 design trends as well. Its emphasis on understated elegance and classic design elements work synergistically to create an air of effortless sophistication. To achieve the look, eschew flashy items and strive for a clean minimalistic look. Think neutral colors, natural high-quality materials, textured fabrics, and warm woods. Highlight bespoke or vintage pieces to create an authentic space.
Spa Bathrooms
Bathrooms, particularly the primary bath, have been undergoing a Renaissance that focuses on creating the blissful oasis found at high-end spas as home design trends for 2024. Wet rooms have surged in popularity. These elevated bathrooms are designed to withstand moisture. The chief characteristic is a shower space and freestanding tub in their glass enclosure. Many wet rooms include saunas, steam showers, and cold plunge tubs for the ultimate spa experience. Red light therapy is often included with saunas as studies show it helps with muscle recovery and skin rejuvenation. Heated floors are still a popular option.
Smart Home Technology
Smart home technology is poised to get even better as more and more companies enhance their offerings with AI technology. AI systems will learn your preferences and automatically adjust lighting, temperature, and music based on your habits. Even better, you won’t have to sacrifice your aesthetic for smart home convenience. These days, voice assistants like Amazon’s Dot come in a range of colors and patterns to meet your design needs. Strip lighting can be used around sharp corners to provide light under cabinets. Builders include ways to hide wires. Smart lighting can be accessed via your smart device and voice assistant.
Wallpaper is Back
Wallpaper is back but not in the usual places. Homeowners are using it to make statement walls, perk up closets and pantries, and accent-painted walls. If you want to paper an entire room, textured wallpaper adds depth and interest. Small spaces such as hallways and half baths can also be fun places to hang wallpaper as they are so unexpected. You can also purchase wallpaper borders to add interest to a room.
Tour Our Model Homes at The Grand Prairie
Want to see more great 2024 design trends? Stop by our professionally decorated model homes. In addition to seeing what’s hot and what’s not, you can talk to our builders’ representatives to find out how you can make your home in The Grand Prairie. Builders currently have many move-in ready homes available, so you won’t have to wait to make our community your new home.
