Five trends dominating 2023 renovations

As the cost of construction materials begins to level off after the post-Covid supply chain issues, an increasing number of renovation projects are under way.

We bring you the Top 5 renovation trends for 2023. 

Let there be light

Architects and designers insist natural light be prioritised. Full-height windows, wraparound glass doors and skylights are being used to transform homes. Today’s buyers love floor plans that integrate the interior with the natural elements. Inviting as much natural light as possible into your home is a great place to start.

Keep it natural

Environmental themes have dominated modern buildings and renovations in the plast few years, and there’s no sign of this changing. The hallmark of high-quality upgrades is the use of natural stone and timbers.

Great outdoors

Patios, pool areas, balconies, and outdoor entertainment areas are all high-demand renovation features this year. Modern additions, such as outdoor kitchens, glass fences and ornate stone pavers, are popular with architects. Again, they’re embracing the concept of creating synergies between indoors and outdoors. 

Working at home

The home office is here to stay. While many workers have now returned to their office spaces, homeowners still want to carve out a dedicated space for their jobs to help ensure they have their desired work-life balance. While some are converting a bedroom, be cautious about this move as the number of bedrooms in a home has a huge influence on value. An alternative approach is to build an extension.

Be energy efficient

Enhancing the sustainability of your home won’t just reduce your energy bills but it will also prove to be a big winner with buyers when the time comes to sell. With electricity prices forecast to increase from July, this has become an even more important facet of a renovation. Designs that encourage passive heating and cooling will enhance the value of your home.