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Home Remodeling Trends To Embrace In 2027

Home Remodeling Trends To Embrace In 2027

As the final months of 2026 come into view, new inspirations grow from end-of-year changes and excitement for the year ahead. These trends are sure to make your home remodel the talk of the new year while giving your home a breath of new life and providing you with renewed enjoyment of your personalized living space.


1. Concealed Organization

The beginning of a new year often brings a little extra motivation to get organized, and that’s why smart storage solutions are one of the trends we’re focusing on for 2027. In a bathroom, countertops can quickly become prime real estate for clutter—lotions, soaps, toothbrushes, hair products, and all those everyday essentials need somewhere to go.

That’s where a thoughtfully designed vanity can make a big difference. In the bathroom pictured below, we created a custom-sized his-and-hers vanity designed to work for both homeowners. With plenty of drawer space for everyday items and larger storage areas for everything else, it keeps necessities close at hand while helping the countertops stay clean and clutter-free. Good storage doesn’t just give you more space—it helps make your bathroom work better for the way you use it every day.


2. The Power of Natural Light In Your Home

Have you ever found that perfect spot in your home where the sunshine hits just right and you can immediately feel the warmth? That’s the beauty of natural light, and in 2027, we expect homeowners to continue looking for ways to bring more of it into their spaces.

Whether it’s adding larger windows, floor-to-ceiling glass, or even a skylight, natural light can completely change the way a room looks and feels. It can make spaces feel brighter, more open, and more connected to the outdoors while creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. When planning your next remodel, think beyond just the finishes and fixtures—sometimes a little extra sunshine can make one of the biggest differences.


3. I’m All About That Brass

Have you ever noticed how much silver is around your home? Drawer pulls, faucets, doorknobs, towel bars—silver finishes have been a staple for years. But if you’re ready to switch things up during your next remodel, brass is a great way to bring some warmth and personality into your space.

Brass drawer pulls, cabinet knobs, faucets, and even towel bars can add just the right amount of contrast while still feeling classic and sophisticated. We especially love the options available in the Passport Collection by Top Knobs. Whether you use brass throughout the room or mix it with other finishes, these small details can make a big impact and become conversation pieces that help pull the entire design together.


4. Color My World

Neutral colors have been popular in homes for years, and they’re not going anywhere. They’re easy to coordinate, keep a space feeling clean, and allow other design elements to stand out. But let’s be honest—a little color can go a long way. We’re seeing more homeowners bring color back into their spaces through grounded, nature-inspired shades that add warmth and personality without becoming overwhelming.

For a bathroom remodel, think soft sage or olive green paired with warm wood tones, natural textures, and neutral finishes. These earthy colors can make the room feel calm, comfortable, and connected to the outdoors. Add a little greenery and a few thoughtfully chosen accessories, and suddenly your bathroom feels less like a basic necessity and more like a relaxing retreat you can enjoy every day.


5. These Boots Are Made For Walk-In Showers

Walk-in showers aren’t anything new, but we’re seeing more and more homeowners choose them when remodeling their bathrooms. There are plenty of reasons why, but three of the biggest are safety, style, and home value. Stepping over the side of a traditional tub can become difficult over time, and one small misstep can lead to an injury. A walk-in shower with a low or zero-threshold entry makes getting in and out easier while creating a bathroom that can work well for you for years to come.

There’s also no denying the updated look a walk-in shower can bring to a bathroom. Glass doors, beautiful tile, built-in niches or benches, and modern fixtures can make the entire space feel more open and inviting. Plus, an updated bathroom is something you can enjoy now while also adding to the overall appeal of your home. The shower pictured below is a great example of how C.T. Gabbert Remodeling & Construction can bring safety, function, and great design together in one space.


Whether you’re dreaming of a new kitchen, a brighter bathroom, or a more organized home, C.T. Gabbert Remodeling & Construction can help you turn your ideas into reality this spring!

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