So, we’re about to say goodbye to 2019 and welcome a new year.
As it is, 2020 promises to be yet another exciting year to try out new things and explore great possibilities.
If you’re planning to do a home makeover next year, there are a lot of awesome ideas you could tinker with. If you are in need of large windows in the Kansas city area, these, along with glass doors, should be a great way to let in more natural light and create a welcoming ambiance.
Installing some indoor greens is another excellent option – this would help improve indoor air quality, lower the temperature, and add a relaxing touch to indoor spaces.
You could also hire a company that provides home improvement solutions from design to installation. This way, you just have to sit back and watch your home transform.
Finally, you may try out these other great home improvement ideas come 2020:
Tear down those walls
In what can be considered a Reagan-esque approach, among 2019’s biggest interior design trends are large indoor open spaces that did away with restrictive walls.
For 2020, it’s predicted that such a trend will simply carry over; specifically, the idea of tearing down walls that make indoor areas feel cramped.
By creating large open spaces inside your home, you can dramatically improve air circulation and make your indoors cooler.
Shift to off-grid mode
If you have the dollars to spend, why not shift to renewable energy sources next year?
In the State of Missouri, homeowners who install residential solar power systems can enjoy great rebates, tax credits, and tax increase exemption.
Aside from these government-provided benefits, you could also earn money from the excess energy that you’ll produce since the local grid would buy it from you or turn it into a future credit.
Go local and artificial
With the recent climate change and global warming concerns, home improvement trends have begun including eco-friendly alternatives.
For 2020, you should try going local and artificial if you intend to upgrade your lawn.
This involves using artificial turf instead of natural grass that requires thousands of liters of water each year. Others push for the extensive use of local plants in lawn installation, particularly species that need minimal watering to thrive.
Create an indoor spa experience
Many of us want a refreshing and relaxing bath after a tiring and stressful day outside. At times, we go to a spa to relieve our stress. But why not bring that spa-like experience into your home?
The next great home improvement idea seems to be the spa-room: a bathroom infused with spa elements like wood and bamboo accents, scented candles, and lights that create a somber, relaxing mood.
This is one home upgrade that you’ll most likely love since you have the option to enjoy a spa-like experience without stepping out of your home.
Use reclaimed wood
The general idea about home improvement may veer more towards using pricey and flashy elements. But for 2020, why not try using reclaimed wood to decorate your home?
One look at this rustic farmhouse in Texas and it’s hard not to fall in love with its time-hewn beauty. Not only are you saving huge amounts of money using reclaimed wood, you’re also contributing to the green movement by recycling discarded wood.
