Neil Kelly Company Announces The Great Eight Interior Design and Home Remodeling Trends for 2015

Portland, OR (PRWEB) December 03, 2014

Neil Kelly Company, an award-winning design-build remodeling firm, announces its Top 8 interior design trends for 2015. A trend is not a fad. A trend veers in a new direction. A fad fades fast. A trend shows a social tendency. A fad shows thatwhoever fell for ithas more dollars than sense.

So, when the 25 design consultants at the Neil Kelly Company weigh in on whats new for your home in 2015, they are talking about 2015 design trendsnot fads. So, as tempting as it is to include cute, funky little gadgets that are better suited to late night TV hawkers, Neil Kelly will stick with the 2015 design trends that will last through and well past 2015.

Presenting the Great Eight Design Trends of 2015:

Trend #1: The Next Frontier (see photo #1, photo credit Kohler)

According to the worlds leading platform for home remodeling and design, Houzz.com, nearly half of us remodel to prevent potential health problems. So this trend is more anesthetic than aesthetic. We believe that the healthy home is the next frontier in home renovation, says Neil Kelly President Tom Kelly. Remodelers have a critical role to play in helping people make changeslarge and smallto improve their home environments.

Whether its non-offgassing finishes, no-formaldehyde cabinets, or better air filtration systems, homeowners realize a benefit to the family in creating a healthy living space. Take this notion one stepor flushfurther and youll discover Kohlers SanSouci Touchless Toilet. Thats right, to flush this water closet you just wave your hand over the toiletno touching required.

Trend #2: Creature Comforts (see photo #2)

Some creature comforts never go out of style, and many see technological improvements over the years. Thats the case with heated floors in the bathroom. It gets pretty cold in Central Oregon, so my clients here often want heated floors, says Kathleen Donohue. And these clients took it a step further and added an increasingly popular featurea heated towel rack.

Trend #3: Reduce, Reuse, Rebirth? (see photo #3)

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Neil Kelly Company Announces The Great Eight Interior Design and Home Remodeling Trends for 2015