Up and Coming Design Trends in 2020
WPL Interior Design is always excited to see how design trends evolve, even just after one year. Bold colors and patterns are still very present
WPL Interior Design is always excited to see how design trends evolve, even just after one year. Bold colors and patterns are still very present
It’s hot and humid here in Philadelphia but summer time is still the season when everyone loves to spend time outdoors. Maybe it’s because being
When it comes to designing kitchens, many clients have an idea of the type of look and feel they want their kitchen to have. And
Kitchen islands allow more counter space in an open kitchen, but that’s not all it does. When it comes to both function and aesthetics, there
The ancient Roman architect Vitruvius stated buildings should always be beautiful, durable, and functional. And before the housing market crash of 2008, McMansions were considered to
Homeowners don’t often think of universal design homes, or even know about it, until they are aging in place or someone in the family is facing an injury
Ready to remodel your kitchen? Accessibility is key. Start by considering your household: how many people live in the home and what kind of abilities
Bathrooms are one of the first rooms considered when remodeling for aging in place, handicap accessibility, and general universal design. Today’s bathrooms are considered a
Last week, we talked about aging in place. That is, the trend of older homeowners who desire or plan to live in their homes independently. To
Dorothy had it right in the classic Wizard of Oz: There truly is no place like home. This is the mindset many seniors are adopting as
From 1946 to 1964, 76.4 million babies were born. This generation of “baby boomers” comprise around 26% of the US population today, second only to
While the flooring industry is ever-evolving, some types of flooring remain timeless. Wood and tile reign supreme among different types of flooring materials with exciting
When it comes to interior design, inspiration can be found anywhere and everywhere. Design is not solely about aesthetics, although that is very important, but
“Bold” and “rich” are what come to mind when we look at both current and upcoming trends in interior design. Homeowners are putting on their
The square footage of the American home has grown from just under 1,000 square feet in the 1950’s to nearly 3,000 in the recent years.
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