Are you looking to buy or build a home in 2024? Keep these design trends in mind as you shop around for your new place. Rest assured that Eastwood Homes has all of these and more to keep you satisfied with the world's evolving household needs and wants!
Natural lighting isn’t just a beautiful addition to a home – it also has great health benefits! How much light exposure we get during the day regulates our circadian rhythm and ensures we get enough sleep at night. Eastwood Homes has many options to incorporate more vitamin D into your day. With sunroom add-ons, rear porches, and additional window packages, you can enjoy that much-needed extra sunlight each day.
It’s no surprise that remote work options are here to stay in a post-pandemic world. Whether you’re working a hybrid schedule or at home full-time, many of our Eastwood floor plans include the perfect home office space. Some layouts, like the Charleston (pictured), even have beautiful French doors to elevate your WFH space.
We want your home to feel like a place where you can relax and feel at ease – that’s why Eastwood Homes is Connected With Care. It’s almost 2024 and our world is only getting smarter and more technologically advanced. Here at Eastwood, our smart homes are available to help make sure you’re secure in your home. In addition to safety features, you can also enjoy the convenience of controlling the lights, playing some tunes, or adjusting the temperature – all with the click of a button.
As we continue to adapt to an ever-changing world, you want your space to feel dynamic enough to keep up. Multi-purpose rooms are rising in popularity with more people seeing the need for versatile spaces. Whether you have multiple family members working remotely, your children need a dedicated area for play or homework, or you desire a personal at-home gym, you can have the extra room in your Eastwood home. Many of our floor plans have an option to add bonus rooms, media rooms, an extra family room, and much more. You can also take advantage of turning additional bedrooms into more flexible spaces, such as opting for a fold-out couch and using a bedroom as an office until there are guests in town. The possibilities are endless!
With multi-generational living on the rise, having extra living spaces that are both accessible and versatile is more important than ever. Many of our floor plans, such as the Greystone and Cypress, are built with a first-floor guest suite with a full bath. Many of our floor plans even allow the option to add this on later if it’s not already a part of the floor plan. With a guest suite on the first floor, you can easily house aging parents who may have trouble with stairs or other family members who are coming and going more often than those on the second floor.
Here at Eastwood Homes, we’re not only attuned to evolving lifestyles but we’re also dedicated to enhancing the well-being and convenience of our homeowners. Whether you’re still looking for the perfect home and decide to consider these trends during your search, or if you feel inspired to maximize the space you already have, we hope these construction and design trends help you create the home you’ve been dreaming of!
If you’re ready to take the next step in your search for a new home, with the latest design trends built-in, you can search by zip code or area at EastwoodHomes.com or contact our team of experts to schedule your visit.
It’s almost 2024, and the Pantone Color of the Year is HERE! This year, Pantone chose Peach Fuzz, which they call a “velvety gentle peach tone whose all-embracing spirit enriches mind, body, and soul.” Pantone Color Institute Executive Director Leatrice Eiseman says the color “echoes our innate yearning for closeness and connection.”
Here at Eastwood Homes, we ensure that your home is Built With Care, which is why it may come as a surprise that our team doesn’t conduct blue tape walkthroughs. Instead, our builders are working with attention to detail and intentionality, making sure you won’t need to worry about last-minute improvements or corrections. Sounds too good to be true, right? Let us break it down.
