‘Open-plan spaces offer a wonderful sense of freedom; however, it’s essential to establish visual and functional zones to avoid the feeling of one large, undefined area,’ says Claire Garner, interior designer and founder of Claire Garner Design Studio. ‘Thoughtful design and carefully chosen furnishings can transform these spaces into harmonious zones that cater to various activities while still feeling cohesive and inviting.’

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Tone-toned cabinets are an easy way to bring depth, intrigue, and subtle variation into your kitchen—whether you’ve already decided to incorporate ample splashes of vibrant color or you’re set on keeping it neutral. Though two-toned cabinets may not seem like an obvious choice, they’re actually super popular with kitchen designers. This is because using different colors, finishes, or materials can help break up different sections visually. Plus, what might be the right thing for uppers or an island isn’t always going to be the most flattering for your lower cabinets.

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“Whether we’re happy to see 2024 fade into our collective memory or not, there are definitely some home decor and design trends to which we’re content to bid a fond farewell. From cheap, mass produced furniture to overly formalized office spaces, there are some style choices that got a lot of attention in 2024. But they have officially had their moment — and now we can all move on.”

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Have you ever wondered what to do with that awkward space above your kitchen cabinets? We’ve got 25 smart solutions for easy decor and stylish storage.

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“When remodeling your kitchen, you may feel overwhelmed by the many different sinks on the market. However, it’s an important choice—different designs offer different benefits, and the one you choose can completely change the vibe of your kitchen.”

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