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The annual NW Natural Street of Dreams was held in Hillsboro, Oregon this year and featured six new luxury homes created by five different designers. Members of Renewal’s Design and Sales teams go to this event every year to see these cutting edge designs and gain some inspiration.

 

During our Street of Dreams visit, the Private Reserve house by BC Custom Construction was one that really caught my eye. I loved the use of fun and bold wallpaper designs! The use of wallpaper is resurfacing and this home had a lot of fantastic ideas on how to incorporate wallpaper to generate an exciting and unique look in any room.

Wallpaper behind the bed added drama to the master bedroom.

Master Bedroom | BC Custom Construction

In lieu of a backsplash, the designers opted for this whimsical wallpaper design for the vanity.

Bathroom | BC Custom Construction

This kid’s room had a fun look with this dramatic wallpaper.

Children’s Room | BC Custom Construction

The Street of Dreams has a plethora of design styles that can help with anyone looking for inspiration on their next design project – that is why we LOVE attending!

How long has it been since you updated your home? Renewal can bring you up to speed with the hottest home trends. We have compiled a list of a few of 2018’s upcoming style trends for the home.

Painted Cabinets

Pigmented cabinets equipped with brass hardware are also making a splash in 2018!

Modern Eclectic Home | Renewal Remodels & Additions

Bright, bold painted cabinets like this emerald green vanity are given a twist of elegance when brass knobs and pulls are added.

Bold Color | Domino

Likewise, this navy Butler’s Pantry addition not only provides extra counter space, it also adds eye-catching flare to an otherwise neutral room.


Butler’s Pantry | House Beautiful

 

Matte Black Fixtures

We’re going back to black with this next trend. Similar to the ‘little black dress’, the crisp, sleek finish of matte black fixtures offers a dramatic look in kitchens and bathrooms.

 Kitchen | Coco Kelley

Not only are these fixtures more practical because they don’t reveal all the fingerprints and grime that lighter metals can, but it fits with traditional, modern, and every style in between.

 

Maximalism

For the past several years, minimalism has been the dominant trend, but the days of “less is more” may be nearing an end. Taking its place – Maximalism! Think vibrant hues and wild wallpaper instead of shades of white and grey. Maximalist design has no fear of eclectic combinations, mixing vibrant colors, competing styles, and layering patterns. Bright cabinets and differing tile patterns create a sense of “organized chaos” that allows one to play with prints and colors to showcase personality and different tastes in one space.

Butler Pantry | Eric Ross Interiors

While white space and breathing room is the code of the modern minimalist, maximalism calls for you to saturate your space with color and flare. Can’t choose between your favorite patterns? Choose them all! Mixing different scales can create a sense of coziness and harmony throughout the room.

Aegus Interior Designs | Houzz

We can help you update your home with the latest trends! Talk with one of our interior designers or call to schedule a free in-home consultation with our award-winning team.

We are thrilled to share with you the recent remodel of our South Sound office! Previously in a small, cramped space that we were very quickly outgrowing, we knew we needed to update the furniture, lighten up the look, and improve the functionality of our work environment.

To start, we took down a wall in the office in order to open up the space and provide room for additional workstations. As we took down one wall, we added another one, creating a conference room for meetings and customer presentations. With increased technology in the conference room, we have the ability to project photos and documents on a large screen to allow for discussion amongst team members and clients.

 

Some of our favorite aspects of the remodel are the glossy white laminate cabinets with polished chrome hardware, which modernize the space and add brightness to the overall look. We are all happy to be bringing in much more natural light, and splashes of color (and even some teal accessories!) throughout the office that add to the warm and inviting environment.

 

The bathroom was done in a more traditional design, with marble mosaic flooring, a grey painted vanity, and large base trim with crown molding. Not only is the restroom functional and beautiful, it serves as a showpiece for customers considering a bathroom remodel!

 

The office remodel has only improved our workflow and communication. We are now able to function even more as a team, with discussions taking place frequently throughout the day, as a result of our new floor plan.

 

Check out the photos of our South Sound office renovation, or come by and visit us sometime!

Pantone is a globally recognized company facilitating the conversation on color systems and selection—making the language of color one that is accessible to the designer, manufacturer, and retailer, alike.

Each year, Pantone selects a color of the year. The chosen color is one that symbolically speaks to the cultural events of each year, representing the outlook and emotion connected to the state of our world. Now, for the first time ever, the color of the year is a blend of two shades! Renewal Remodels & Additions is excited about the 2016 color of the year: Rose Quartz & Serenity.

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The design team at Renewal is constantly working to remain up to date on the latest styles and trends, which is why the revealing of Pantone’s color of the year is such an exciting announcement! Pantone’s annual choice can often lead us to think about color combinations in a new way, and this year is no different.

We love the blend of these shades because there is such balance and depth within them. The influence of color on our overall mood is very powerful; Rose Quartz and Serenity bring warm tones together with cooler tones to create a calm, peaceful, and truly dynamic look. Just as our culture has influenced Pantone’s choice for color of the year, this color influences our culture. If you look closely, you’ll notice Rose Quartz and Serenity pop up more frequently in clothing and home décor this year.

With color, oftentimes, a little bit can go a long way. Our team is looking forward to a new year with new design opportunities, and we’ll be on the lookout for places that could use a splash of Rose Quartz & Serenity—the new color for this new year.