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10 Designers Share the Trends Defining Dwellings of Tomorrow

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Mary Holland
10 Designers Share the Trends Defining Dwellings of Tomorrow
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Leading designers and architects share their predictions for the future of home design, focusing on wellness, community, and human connection. The trends emphasize creating spaces that combat loneliness and integrate nature while balancing technology with physical comfort.

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As remote work and digital isolation increase, the design of living spaces is shifting to prioritize mental health and social interaction.

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Comment Loader Save Story Save this story Comment Loader Save Story Save this story Remember back when an open-plan layout was considered cutting edge? Or everything was shabby chic and then suddenly midcentury modern? Trends in home design can either cement themselves as benchmarks of contemporary living or flame out fast. So what’s right around the bend? AD asked 10 of the world’s leading designers and architects to share their predictions. Tackling the effects of climate change, technology, and the epidemic of loneliness, their replies run the gamut from meditation rooms and wellness zones to wilder, less manicured gardens, calming decor, and creative ways to reinforce human connection.

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