By Natalie Lozano Trimble
If you’re staying cool indoors this summer, you’ll appreciate the 2025 trends for the kitchen and bathroom which are geared toward maximizing your enjoyment of each space. The broad emphasis is on personalizing with vibrant colors, embracing smart technology and leaning into natural, sustainable elements.
Incorporating smart technology in your kitchen looks like faucets which not only turn off and on with your voice but can dispense specific amounts of water. Voice-controlled lights can shift brightness depending on the time of day or the mood you’re trying to create. Deep colors, including two-toned cabinets, are also popular.
Transforming your bathroom into a personal spa continues to be a 2025 trend. This looks like adding plants and reclaimed wood and using a rainfall showerhead. Heated tile in the bathroom also adds comfort to a functional space.
If you’re shopping for tile or stone in your bathroom or your kitchen, Fort Worth’s Bottega Design Gallery has a wide range of options. A few of their many unique lines include eye-catching artisan tile, intricate waterjet tile and colorful wooden tile, made with teakwood. Owner Rebecca Farris spent time studying in Italy and her west Fort Worth showroom features stunning global offerings. Personalized guidance is also available from Bottega’s in-house design consultants.
Combining your personal style with current trends is easier with help from a local expert. Semmelmann Interiors is a couture design firm based in Fort Worth with a focus on hosting and connection. Founder and visionary, Susan Semmelmann is driven by her signature style — organic glamour — and leads a team of more than 30 in-house artists, seamstresses and designers. Whether you’re looking for full service interior design, renovating or starting with a blank canvas, Semmelmann’s more than 25 years of experience can help you create dream spaces that make hosting easy.