Kitchens and bathrooms remain the two rooms homeowners renovate most often — and the two that influence a home’s value the most. Here’s what we’re seeing homeowners gravitate toward in kitchen and bath renovations this year.
Warm Wood Tones Are Replacing All-White Kitchens: The all-white kitchen that dominated the last decade is giving way to warmer palettes — natural wood cabinetry, soft creams, and tactile textures that feel inviting rather than clinical.
Waterfall Islands and Integrated Appliances: Large islands with waterfall-edge stone countertops continue to anchor high-end kitchens, often paired with paneled, integrated refrigeration and dishwashers that keep the cabinetry line uninterrupted.
Statement Range Hoods: Instead of hiding the range hood, homeowners are turning it into a design feature — sculptural plaster hoods, brass accents, and bold shapes that anchor the whole kitchen.
Spa-Inspired Primary Bathrooms: Freestanding soaking tubs, curbless walk-in showers, and natural stone finishes are transforming primary bathrooms into at-home retreats, often with an eye toward aging-in-place accessibility as well.
Smart and Touchless Fixtures: Touchless faucets, digital shower controls, and smart mirrors with integrated lighting are increasingly standard requests in higher-end renovations, adding convenience without disrupting the design.
At Haus Signature, kitchen and bath renovations are some of the projects we enjoy most — they’re where function and design have to work together perfectly. If you’re considering an update to either space, we’d love to talk through what’s possible for your home.