Design

Experts predicted 2025’s biggest home design trends. See what shaped new builds this year and what to expect in 2026.

Pantone has named Cloud Dancer—an airy, warm white—as its 2026 Color of the Year. Learn how this calming shade is perfect for new builds.

Transform your brand-new home into a cozy, guest-friendly space, because hosting in your new build for the first time is special

Want to make your new home feel authentically you? Adding texture to your new home will give it warmth, style, and personality.

Homeowners who love to cook should include these chef-approved kitchen features when designing their new build.

From dual primary suites to bigger kitchens and covered porches, here are the top floor plan trends reshaping modern living.

Here are tips for using the 2026 Paint Colors of the Year to bring comfortable style to every room in your new home.

New-build homeowners are embracing wellness at home by making healthy eating easier with wellness-focused appliances.

Here is how to bring vacation vibes into your new-build home with travel-inspired design, from coastal calm to high-end hotels.

Here are six trending fun zones designed for family fun, and how to incorporate them into your new home design.

Recent trends indicate nostalgia is a growing influence on new home design, shaping spaces that are uplifting and personal.

Despite homes trending smaller, the kitchen is getting bigger in new homes, with functional spaces, timeless style, and natural hues.

Bathtubs are making a comeback in new homes. From freestanding sculptural designs to wellness perks and sustainable materials, discover why tubs are once again a must-have feature for today’s buyers.

The 2026 Paint Colors of the Year bring warmth, comfort, and nostalgia. Discover the trending hues – from earthy greens to cozy reds – that are set to define home design.

Paint Colors of the Year for 2025 lean heavily into maximalism and self-expression with dramatic, high-impact hues and soothing shades.

While open-concept floor plans offer a lot of benefits, they aren’t naturally cozy and connected. Here are tips on how to create flow.