The bathroom remodeling market is showing no signs of slowing down as 2022 approaches. The pandemic continues to be relevant, influencing how spaces are created, altering supply and demand and changing how business is conducted.
Trying to run a supply business today entails dealing with weekly price changes, material shortages, delayed shipments and navigating between catering to clients while setting realistic expectations. Read on to learn about the most anticipated bathroom remodeling trends for 2022.
Expect to see a lot more green in 2022: pastels, tinted colors, emerald, green, sage greens and many more. Green is a great color to use in the bathroom since it’s refreshing and vibrant.
This color works well in both modern and traditional bathrooms. You’ll enjoy how adaptable it is. So, whether you’re looking for a complete overhaul, a subway tile splash back or just a fresh coat of paint, consider incorporating green.
“Japandi” is a new style that’s here to stay. A fusion of Japanese and Scandinavian design, Japandi is a popular interior trend. Wasabi-Sabi, an aesthetic based on the belief that beauty is “imperfect, ephemeral and unfinished,” has influenced Japandi’s interior design style. Together, they create a beautiful, minimalist bathroom design. Ask your remodeling contractor if this aesthetic would work in your remodel.
Form and function are brought together well in this contemporary interior design style that features neutral tones, bright areas and rich textures.
Terracotta is expected to be a hot color for bathrooms in 2022. Due to the pandemic, remote employment has become a permanent arrangement for many, which is why remodeling to make homes bright, peaceful and inspiring has become a priority.
From wall paint to tile alternatives to towels or bath mats, explore deep burnt orange to delicate apricot tints until you find your exact terracotta shade.
Consider how terracotta will make your bathroom feel. A terracotta palette can evoke a luxury Spanish villa, a traditional Moroccan motif or rustic country features.
To achieve the Soho effect, let go of the pristine, clinical vibe for your bathroom. Instead, you’ll want to experiment with patterned designs that will provide visual interest. Patterned tiles can range from geometric to striped or even Turkish cement tiles for an entirely unique aesthetic.
The color scheme used in Soho interior design is predominantly dark and brooding. Minimalism is out of place here. The more dramatic, the more enjoyable.
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