Beloved designer Jean Stoffer was on the leading edge of an enduring trend. Read on to discover how to incorporate it into your next project. Cambria design shown: Brittanicca™
#5: Stone Walls Are Having a Moment
More and more interior designers are taking quartz to new heights because it elevates the appearance of vertical surfaces throughout a home. From striking shower walls to modern fireplace surrounds and statement backsplashes, the availability of thinner, lighter 1cm quartz slabs makes it even easier for professionals to handle and install the material. This trend helps you achieve endless vertical design possibilities where quartz proves its allure knows no boundaries.
Material continuity visually expands a space and fosters a feeling of calm and relaxation. Cambria design shown: MacBeth™
#4: Breakfast with the Stars
Homes in Los Angeles may occasionally have a celebrity connection, and this house, perched above Sunset Boulevard, comes with a storied and star-studded past.
A developer who bought this famous house—once owned by Joanne Carson and frequented by Truman Capote—turned to designer Dorothy Alon, founder of Sophea Interior Design to elevate the home back to its former glamour. On trend in the renovated space is a dramatic 19-foot waterfall kitchen island topped with Cambria’s Ironsbridge™ design. Alon notes that Ironsbridge is one of her favorite Cambria designs because it has beautiful, perfect, warm colors with a subtly abstract pattern that makes it timeless.
A modern makeover ensures this home’s interior design will remain relevant for years to come. Cambria design shown: Ironsbridge
#3: What You Need to Know About the Warm White Interior Design Trend
Although the classic look of white will never go out of style, a recent trend is toward “turning down the heat” on white’s intensity in favor of designing with warmer whites. Warm white refers to a softer hue with more creamy, buttery, or beige undertones. Think cozy and candlelit versus radiant and bright. In this story, you’ll discover some of Cambria’s warm white quartz surface options that allow dreamers and designers to create an updated look in a variety of spaces.
Cambria’s elegant warm Hermitage™ quartz design showcases delicate gold veins swirling in tight and open patterns that create light and dark pools of color. A look that exudes quiet luxury.
#2: Create Drama with a Waterfall Countertop
Waterfall countertops are an increasingly popular design trend in today’s kitchens and bathrooms. Unlike a typical countertop that is installed over your lower cabinets and ends at the edge, a waterfall countertop is achieved by extending the countertop material over the edge and down to the floor—creating a dramatic effect. We’re seeing waterfall countertops most often in spaces that get a lot of use—like kitchens and bathrooms—so it makes sense to incorporate a luxury design element, like a waterfall countertop, that adds that extra touch of durability.
With the right professional, Cambria quartz surfaces can be fabricated beyond a basic waterfall effect to suit virtually any design style. Cambria design shown: Inverness Swansea™
#1: Blue Kitchen Ideas for a Dream Kitchen
We cannot get enough of blue kitchens because blue offers effortless sophistication with a versatile range of shades. Hues like navy and blue-gray can function as a neutral while cobalt, turquoise, and other blue hues can make a bold statement. In this story, we’ve curated some beautiful blue kitchens that showcase a variety of pairings, from blue cabinets and kitchen islands to blue quartz countertops and even a few colorful appliances. Whether you’re envisioning a chic, high-contrast palette or a subtle pop of color, these beautiful blue kitchen ideas are sure to inspire.
Celebrated designer Jean Stoffer designed this stunning kitchen that set the stage for a trend everyone is still loving. Cambria design shown: Brittanicca
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