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Cabinet Painting Is the Number One Trend
More Miami homeowners are painting their kitchen cabinets than ever before. The cost savings are too good to ignore. Why spend $20,000 on new cabinets when $4,000 in professional painting gives you the same visual result? White cabinets are still the top request, but sage green and navy blue are growing fast. We are doing 3 to 4 cabinet painting jobs per week across Miami-Dade. It is the fastest, most affordable way to transform a kitchen.
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Walk-In Showers Are Replacing Bathtubs
The garden tub is dead. Almost every master bathroom remodel we do in 2026 involves removing the tub and building a walk-in shower with frameless glass. The tub takes up space nobody uses. A walk-in shower opens the bathroom, looks modern, and is easier to maintain. Frameless glass enclosures are the standard now. They cost more than framed options but the clean look is worth it. Curbless entries are gaining traction for accessibility and style.
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Large Format Tile and Warm Neutrals
Small mosaic tiles are out. Large format tiles (12x24, 24x24, and even 24x48) are in. Fewer grout lines create a cleaner, more modern look. Warm neutrals are replacing the cool grays that dominated the last five years. Beige is back, but in a modern way. Warm white, sand, and taupe tones are everywhere. In bathrooms, matte finishes are more popular than glossy. In kitchens, we are seeing a lot of large format tile backsplashes that go from counter to ceiling for a dramatic, seamless look.