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Heather Wright

Ottawa

Writer at Livabl

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  • 1 month ago | newhomesource.com | Heather Wright

    Living sustainably at home starts with gradually building habits, including selecting eco-friendly home products and decor. Here’s a collection of stylish, sustainable items that will help you reduce your carbon footprint without sacrificing style. Wood Tiles by Wonderwall Studios  Sustainability, wood decor, and using texture for visual interest are three strong interior design trends in 2025. Wonderwall Studios’ reclaimed and recycled wood wall tiles incorporate all three.

  • Jan 8, 2025 | newhomesource.com | Heather Wright

    The last months of the year are the most anticipated by interior design trend-watchers, in part because of the flurry of announcements for Paint Colors of the Year and the Color of the Year during that time. These announcements are much hyped before and are analyzed in detail afterwards by the design community, as the color choices are some of the most significant influences that will shape interior design, and more broadly, cultural and consumer experience for the year to come.

  • Jan 3, 2025 | newhomesource.com | Heather Wright

    The Paint Colors of the Year for 2025 are bold and bright, offering inspiration for homeowners to experiment with statement-making shades. These predominantly dark, dramatic colors support other hot interior design trends for 2025, including maximalism, color drenching, biophilia, the unexpected red theory and cozy homes.

  • Oct 4, 2024 | livabl.com | Heather Wright

    While the Paint Colors for 2024 were about creating calm, reflective spaces, the Paint Colors of the Year for 2025 extend a conduit for creative energy, granting homeowners permission -and the confidence-to break the minimalist-style mold that held trends for years. Even the more subtle shades have more kick than in years prior, indicating the heavy influence of maximalism right now. The major paint companies' recently revealed choices suggest that our homes will radiate with color this season.

  • Sep 27, 2024 | livabl.com | Heather Wright

    There are several reasons why the open-concept floor plan is so popular: generous sightlines, it is great for entertaining, features a smart use of space, and offers functional benefits for universal design and multi-generational households. However, wide-open space does not naturally lend itself to cozy and connected.

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