#home design trends

Does anyone else feel like new housing developments are just copy-paste design now?

Is an open-concept home really just a noisy, smelly compromise for the sake of looking trendy?

What's your take on living without dedicated rooms in open-plan homes?

Open-plan living is a fad that destroys privacy and home comfort.

Are you still trusting influencer-approved layouts after all the recent oversaturation?

Are you ditching trendy finishes for timeless ones in this economy?

Is spending big on open-plan living overrated or a genuine game changer?

Can a house with zero straight walls ever be functional, or is it just architecture porn?

Has the cost-of-living crisis killed open-plan living for good?

How do you design a home that doesn’t look dated in five years without sacrificing personality?

Open-concept living is dead—does anyone really want to pay for wasted space and noise?

Are luxury building materials like marble just marketing fluff when bamboo or recycled steel work better?

Are you swapping open-concept for 'broken plan' homes?

Is the open-concept floor plan finally losing its appeal for you?

Would you ever ditch open-plan living for separate rooms?

Are open floor plans finally dead or just overpriced?

Open-plan living is a lazy design cop-out that ignores acoustic and thermal performance.

Is “open concept” living actually ruining our homes—or just overhyped by architects?

Has the open-concept trend died for good with rising energy costs?

Are open floor plans fading out in modern homes now?