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Home Improvements Heating Up in New England | KW Advice

Timely advice from my KellerWilliams Boston Northwest Brokerage!


Spring has sprung, New England! That means it’s finally time to ditch the snow boots, grab a paintbrush, and give your home the glow-up it deserves. Whether you're getting ready to sell your home or just want it to feel a little more awesome, there are some hot home improvement and design trends buzzing all over New England this year!

Let’s dive in — because your home deserves a little TLC this season.


Our Top Home Improvement Trends for May 2025


1. Nature is Calling — And We're Answering!

Everyone’s bringing the outside in this year. Big, leafy plants, natural wood furniture, and cozy, earthy colors like sage green and soft clay are everywhere. If it feels like a forest, you're doing it right.

Pro Tip: Snake plants and pothos are easy to keep alive — even if you forget about them for a bit. (We won’t judge.)


2. Kitchens Are Getting Smarter — and Cooler!

Smart appliances are all the rage. Fridges that remind you to buy milk? Ovens you can preheat from your phone? Yes, please! Plus, big kitchen islands and open shelving are both sticking around for the long run - in fact, their functionality and good looks have made them kitchen classics. Kitchens are all about looking stylish and making life easier.

Fun Fact: Open shelves = a great excuse to buy more cute dishes.




3. Multi-Use Spaces are a Must

Guess what? The home office isn’t going anywhere. More people are blending their guest rooms, workout areas, and Zoom call spaces into one super-room. Think fold-out desks, Murphy beds, and stylish storage. Or update a traditional dining room into a flexible work space or project area for use year-round.

Easy Win: A colorful room divider can separate spaces and add major style points!


4. Bold Front Doors Are (Still) In

New Englanders are giving their curb appeal a serious boost with bright, bold front doors. Think cheerful yellow, deep navy, and even rich teal! It’s a quick upgrade that makes a huge first impression.

DIY Idea: Fresh paint, a new welcome mat, and boom—you’re the coolest house on the block.


5. Sustainable Everything

From energy-saving windows to recycled materials, green living is bigger than ever. Plus, buyers LOVE seeing eco-friendly updates when they shop for a new home.

Pro Tip: Start small with LED lights or a rain barrel for your garden!


Ready to Start Your Home Refresh?

If you’ve been thinking about sprucing up your space, now's the perfect time! Whether you're getting ready to sell, just moved in, or simply want to fall in love with your home all over again, these home improvement trends are easy to try—and super fun!


Need advice on which upgrades will boost your home’s value the most? Let's chat! I’m happy to share ideas (and maybe even a few secret tips ).


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