As the heart of the home – and increasingly the garden – the kitchen is absorbing wider interior trends, reflected in tantalising textures, expressive finishes, colour and pattern. This is contrasted by the continuous rise of built‑in appliances and hideaway functionality, creating kitchens that shift effortlessly between convivial centrepiece and discreet, high‑performance workspace. 

Kitchen design is entering a phase where intelligence is embedded into every interaction. From nutrientpreserving cooking to selfregulating extraction and adaptive refrigeration, appliances are advancing to actively support wellbeing and create a more intuitive, responsive kitchen environment. 

Bathrooms are evolving to be more be holistic in design, attuned to everyday lifestyles and our health and wellbeing needs. Practical solutions pair with comfort and warmth to support the demands of daily life, while innovative ideas around water experiences present new opportunities for personal (and planetary) wellbeing.  

Growing consumer attitudes towards anti-homogeny mean that bathroom design is evolving away from standardised suites and colourways to more personalised, thoughtfully designed spaces akin to the rest of our homes. Customisation is becoming more accessible and mainstream, but also more nuanced, with compelling brand collaborations exploring artistic expression, unexpected materiality and disruptive colour. For more, see The Heartfelt Home.