The pandemic radically changed the way Americans utilize their homes, significantly increasing the time spent working, studying and playing at home. This shift continues to affect residential design, but going into 2022, consumers are showing more interest in creating spaces that also speak to personal style, longevity and authenticity.
“We have this resurgence of people loving their homes and entertaining in their homes that I don’t think is going to go away any time soon,” explains designer Meghan Dominie, who owns a flooring showroom in addition to her design firm and remodeling business, Luxe Haus Design in Wisconsin.