A kitchen remodel is an easy way to give a facelift to one of the most used rooms in your home. As you’re planning out the project, you’ll have a lot of design inspiration to sift through. From copper cookware to trendy tile, the decisions you make impact your home’s appearance and future resale value. The guide below shares a few rising trends for 2020.

4 Rising Trends for Kitchen Remodels

1. Two-Tone Cabinets

While traditional cabinets are all the same finish, it’s becoming more popular to opt for two shades. In many kitchens, the colors are divided by high and low. Cabinets on the wall are a lighter shade, while those set near the floor are a darker shade. This creates a striking color combination and contrast in your kitchen.

2. Open Shelving

If you have decorative dishes, flashy cookware, and other eye-catching kitchen pieces, an open shelving scheme is perfect for showing them off. You can also put spices in Mason jars and find decorative containers for storing staples, like flour and sugar. Open shelving also makes it easier to see the items you need and reach them easily.

3. Wallpaper

Although outdated and kitschy designs might jump to mind when you hear the word wallpaper, it’s coming back on trend with a wide range of beautiful designs. Pick from bold geometric designs or intricate floral patterns to make your space pop. Not ready to commit to long-lasting wallpaper? You can find peel-and-stick pieces that can be easily removed when you’re ready for a change.

4. Colorful Tile

In the past decade, subway tile has surged in popularity, so much so that it’s used in many kitchen remodels. Buck the trend and pick something that’s more of a statement. You could choose brightly colored tiles for the backsplash or look for geometric floor tiles to create an eye-popping effect.

If you’re ready to start the kitchen remodeling process, contact the professionals at Olson Construction. Based in La Crosse, WI, they help residential and commercial clients renew their spaces with painting, new siding, remodeling, and expansion. To start discussing your project today, call (608) 304-5188, and visit their website to learn more about their specialties.