Homeowners are looking for a home of the future that’s not only functional and healthy, but also flexible and inviting whether its a home office (or two) for work/school, a gym, coffee shop, entertainment area (home theater), or a place to vacation at home. Read on for my interior designer tips on how to make your home easily adapt to your future needs.
When you’re designing a new home consider first how to create a clean healthy environment. Some options to consider include:
– a floor plan with a mudroom/laundry area and shower just inside the garage door where family members can get cleaned up before entering the rest of the house
– a high quality air purifying system that removes toxins including viruses and bacteria
– bathrooms with all tiled walls and ceilings that can be hosed down when needed.
– a floor plan that allows great cross ventilation of fresh outdoor air and for sunlight to penetrate further into the home.
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