While she typically gives out affordable design advice on her HGTV show The High Low Project, Sabrina Soto has a passion for cooking and kitchens. The kitchen is one of the most important rooms in any home and Soto shared the top trends she is noticing in kitchen design with Coastal Living. Here are the several trends Soto identified as hot in kitchen design. Do you agree? A Hit of Color “Although white kitchens will never go out of style, you’ll begin to see more color – s

Home listings with neutral wall colors accented by dark pops of color can sell for up to $6,000 more, according to Zillow analysis. The right paint colors can have a significant impact on the sale price of a home, according to Zillow's 2018 Paint Color Analysis. Homes with black front doors, tuxedo kitchen cabinets and periwinkle blue bathrooms sell for as much as a $6,000 premium. The analysis found that homes with black or charcoal gray front doors sell for $6,271 more than

According to Home Innovation’s 2018 Consumer Practices Survey, Luxury Vinyl Tile (or LVT) now represents more than 6% of the 14-billion-square-foot-per-year re-flooring market. The kitchen is by far the most popular area for LTV flooring installation, and LTV flooring represented 10% of all kitchen re-flooring installations in 2017. Home Innovation attributes LVT’s success in the re-flooring sphere to the attributes described by its manufacturers: easy installation, easy main

These days, it seems like we're constantly barraged with images of what's fresh and hot in home design. From Instagram to Pinterest to "Fixer Upper," it can be hellishly difficult to keep up with the latest trends—and very easy to feel like your home simply doesn't stack up. But here's the thing: Those gorgeous photos of, say, spotless, all-white kitchens are more than merely aspirational; they're a bit antithetical to, you know, living. So before you fork over a ton of cash