today, we will share some Future Home Design Trends That Will Become The Norm By 2030. The future of the home is now looking more like an alternative reality than anything we’ve seen before. AI and VR are not only becoming a part of our lives, but they may also one day replace human builders altogether as houses become automatically customizable to suit individual needs through advances in artificial intelligence-powered technology which will allow people to design their homes without ever having visit them first.
The idea that humans could be replaced by machines might sound scary at first – afterall what if someone’s house isn’t built properly? But according to some experts this problem has already been solved thanks for innovations such as 3D printing; there won’t always need exist physical architects anymore because these complex buildings projects can be done remotely allowing designers anywhere access.
1. Rooftop Solar Panels
The Bay Area is currently experiencing a housing crunch, but even in this difficult market there are people who want solar power. The state of California has recently implemented new rules requiring all homes built after 2020 must be equipped with the necessary equipment for generating electricity from photovoltaic cells.
The popularity and availability rates seem promising as more installations continue to rise year after year . It seems inevitable that these trends will only increase exponentially over time thanks partially due its recent mandate which requires houses across California meet specific standards when it comes down installing residential systems like those used by commercial buildings.
2. Abundant Natural Lighting
A recent study found that more than half of the population is vitamin D deficient due to insufficient sun exposure. To keep up our health and productivity, let in some sunlight! Designers are incorporating larger windows or skylights into their design plans for better indoor lighting without relying on artificial sources like lights- these solutions also improve energy efficiency by using natural light as an alternative source instead of electrical ones.
3. Home Gyms and Exercise Equipment
The interior design world has infused fitness-related features into home construction and architecture. The trend will likely become commonplace in newly built homes, where decorators are using electric bicycles as well other workout equipment to add a bit of healthy personality to otherwise empty spots. By 2030 people’s storage spaces that were once filled with armoires or shelves may be utilized more so exercise equipment can fit comfortably while still providing functionality for homeowners who want an active household environment without having expensive items throughout their living quarters.
4. Built-In Storage Spaces
Plastic storage container manufacturers are starting to see a rise in demand for their products as more people refuse the old-fashioned approach of keeping things on shelves, dressers and armoires.
For the next ten years, new homes will be coming with built in storage spaces. These are different than traditional closets because they can hold more items and provide hidden compartments for things like clothing or under stairs cabinets which fold out when needed.
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