As we approach 2025, the future of home design continues to evolve, driven by new technologies, changing lifestyles, and an ever-growing desire for homes that reflect personality, sustainability, and functionality. At Fairmont Custom Homes, we believe your home should be a sanctuary that reflects your...
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Building a home on your own lot is a unique and rewarding journey that offers unparalleled opportunities for customization and personalization. At Fairmont Custom Homes, we specialize in turning your dream home vision into reality, ensuring that every detail aligns with your preferences and lifestyle....
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Building a custom home is a unique journey, one that allows you to tailor your living space to fit your lifestyle perfectly. For those considering this personal investment, Fulshear, TX offers an idyllic backdrop with a blend of benefits that can enrich both your home...
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In the evolving landscape of home building, particularly in custom homes, a significant trend we're witnessing at Fairmont Custom Homes is the shift towards on-site, job built custom cabinets over factory-built options. This movement oscillates as trends evolve, but currently, there's a strong inclination towards...
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Change is on the horizon as 2021 is poised to be a transition year for home design. Expect some of the cool and minimalistic trends of the past to be replaced with more approachable designs that convey comfort, warmth and positivity.
“Darker colors, natural textiles — like wood, and soft lighting are great ways to make a room feel warm and inviting,” says Jen Meska, director of merchandising at LL Flooring. “Also, decorate with items and patterns that bring you joy to add a sense of your personality and unique style.”
Personalizing your kitchen’s design is an opportunity to showcase true individuality. The space will feel like a true reflection of self when finished with handpicked details. Adding special touches throughout a kitchen space, from unique materials to striking statement pieces, can work together to form that cohesive, yet individualized feel.
When you’re building a new custom home, freestanding tubs are a top trend in bathroom spaces. These showstopping centerpieces elevate the visual aesthetic of the room while adding to the overall value of the property. While in high demand, many homeowners have questions about the complexities of adding one to their home.
Choosing to build your house from scratch means having the opportunity to create the home of your dreams and the chance to create something totally unique to you and your lifestyle. With that tremendous benefit, however, comes the added burden of myriad different details and decisions. Chief among them is the design of your new construction home. The considerations are nearly endless, and the process can begin to feel overwhelming before you’ve even started. To help lighten the load, we’ve scoured the internet in search of design experts and asked them to contribute their best tips for choosing the right design for your new construction home. Whether you’re in Houston or Newport, read on to discover design insights from the best of the best!
Mid-century style celebrates the aesthetic influences of the 20th century, bringing clean lines, slender forms and high function to the interior space. From modernist architectural structures to furnishings that embrace rounded geometries and smooth contours, design elements from this period are rooted in a sense of history, yet seamlessly integrate into the present for a truly enduring, iconic look. Incorporate these elements to create a space that distills the essence of timeless sophistication and captures the je ne sais quoi of mid-century influence.
If you’re building a new custom home, you want it to be stylish, functional, and of course, state of the art with the latest technology advancements. Smart home features are on top of the wish list for homeowners, with 81 percent of homebuyers stating they would favor purchasing a home with smart accessories already installed, according to Digitized House. By building your own home, you get the advantage of these features being integrated seamlessly into the design.