I thought it was about time for a post like this since it is already April, yes time is flying and so are some excess in design that are saying "boy bye".  This list is solely based on my perspective, a result of my own market research, so let's get to it.
A More New-Minimalist Kitchen Kitchens for 2017 are going to be more minimalist looking, but more efficient and smarter with smarter retractable/folding appliances and furniture that will provide more charging options for our smart devices.  Aesthetically speaking we'll see more earthy tone woods used for cabinetry and on hoods.  Covered range hoods will also be big this year.  Beautiful wall painted by artist Florence Girette. Design by Jean Louis Deniot Faux Wall Painted FinishesWe are not talking here about that silly Tuscany-want-to-be wall faux paint technique from the 80's.  This is a way more sophisticated technique where the outcome can resemble the appearance of marbleized walls.  These faux finishes are also going to translate onto materials and finishes such as countertops in the form of quartz.  Something that's is not exactly new, but the perception of it is changing.  People are opting for other finishes that look almost like the real deal at a fraction of the price and are not feeling shy about it.   Jeffrey Bilhuber design. Neutrals tonesMany are forecasting more jewel tones.  I think we'll see more white interiors.&nb...