Style is constantly changing, but Progressive Builders makes a point of offering home builds that match the latest trends. Leading into 2025, we’ve seen two major themes: flexibility and efficiency.
Read on to learn more about what to look for in home design floor plans in Minnesota!
The rise of remote work has significantly impacted home design in Minnesota over the last few years, which is part of the reason that multifunctional spaces are a popular trend leading into 2025. What may have been strictly a bedroom or dining room in previous years now often doubles as a home workspace.
Open-concept living is nothing new, as big, spacious areas in the home have been growing in popularity for many years. In 2025, while the open and unwalled areas have remained popular, providing a little more definition to the zones within these open concepts will be trendy. Partial walls, furniture arrangements, and different ceiling heights can all be used to define the various zones within one large space. Many of our floor plans, such as the McKenna, provide for this trend.
We love enjoying a good outdoor space in Minnesota. With price increases at restaurants and bars, it seems that having a meal or a drink while enjoying the beauty of the outdoors is still in style, but more people are doing it at home on patios and in flexible 3- or 4-season porches.
One advantage of building a home is that you can design it with the future in mind. In Minnesota, single-floor living and enhanced accessibility have been on trend leading into 2025, allowing your home to age gracefully with you. Check out some of the rambler floor plans we offer at Progressive Builders for single-floor living!
Energy efficiency in homes has come a long way over the years. Keeping an eye towards conserving energy with lots of natural light and climate-efficient floor plans is a popular trend in Minnesota into 2025.
Kitchens will continue to be a focus in home design in 2025, as they are featured heavily with popular open concepts to create a space where socializing can blend with cooking. Many of our home designs, such as the Redwood, have this popular trend in mind.
At Progressive Builders, we’ve got you covered with a deep catalog of floor plans so that your house can perfectly fit your needs and your family, which can sometimes be hard to find in pre-built homes. In some cases, building a house can even be more cost-effective! Contact us today to get more information about the home construction process.
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