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5 Home Design Trends Expected to Build Momentum

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Universal design gets more universal

Accessible tile shower with built-in seat, Gregory Butler, Pixabay

The principles of universal design—namely, home features and products designed to ensure accessibility remains a reality well into the future that are both highly functional and aesthetically appealing—now appeal to homeowners of all ages. Expect bathroom items such as built-in shower benches, grab bars with fancy finishes that double as towel bars, curbless shower entries and nonslip flooring to top homeowner wish lists in 2022.

Accessible tile shower with built-in seat, Gregory Butler, Pixabay

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