DAN VALENTINE'S FAVORITE HOME DESIGN TRENDS 2015The summer is here and home renovations are hot! Check out Dan Valentine's favorite summer 2015 home design trends!

Neutral Paint Choices

Neutral colors remain as one of the most popular paint choices for interior walls. Dan Valentine likes to keep the wall color simple to play on spaciousness.

Dan Valentine likes varying hues and shades that are easy on the

eyes.

Rich & Bold Furniture

Pairing rich and bold furniture with lightly colored walls gives the room a WOW factor that spurs feelings of coziness.

Dan Valentine suggests dark furniture to act as focal points as

seen in this living room.

Pub-Height Kitchen IslandOne of the biggest design trends taking home renovations by storm is pub-height counters and tables. They create a casual atmosphere even in the most elegant kitchens.

One of the biggest design trends taking home renovations by storm is

pub-height counters and tables. They create a casual atmosphere

even in the most elegant kitchens.

Crown Molding & Woodwork

White kitchens are among the crisp and clean looks for summer renovations and the timeless charm they offer will likely be a trend for years to come. Dan Valentine has always been a

fan of fine craftsmanship when it comes to wooden materials and this kitchen displays a fine attention to

detail.

Clutter-Free Master BedroomMore and more bedroom renovations are geared towards a simpler look that allows the furniture and room accents to be the main focus. This creates a serene and sensible bedroom style.

Dan Valentine stresses the use of finely crafted furniture.

Frameless Showers

In general, bathrooms aren't the largest rooms in a house and homeowners are using frameless, glass shower walls to increase the feeling of spaciousness. Dan Valentine likes the use of

complementing tile throughout because it makes everything look

luxurious.

Partial Bathrooms

Integrating frameless showers into partial baths have been hot summer trends because homeowners will get more value out of their home later down the road. In this picture, Dan Valentine utilized

every inch of this guest bathroom to maximize functionality.