What’s Trending in Luxury Homes?
Designing Your Ultimate Forever Home
If you’re planning to build your forever home, you want more than just beautiful finishes — you want to create a space that reflects your lifestyle, your values, and your personal sense of luxury.
So, what does true luxury look like in 2025?
Here’s a closer look at the top trends redefining what it means to live well — and live beautifully.
Hotel Inspired Master Suite
1. Hotel-Inspired Living
Luxury begins with how a space makes you feel. Today’s homeowners are seeking the five-star experience at home, with master suites and ensuites that evoke indulgence and calm.
Expect to see:
Expansive layouts with a surplus of space
Floor-to-ceiling tiles and textured finishes
Recessed and accent lighting
Thoughtfully placed seating zones and spa-like touches
From classic marble to sleek contemporary finishes, it’s about comfort, style, and effortless flow.
Resort Style Pool
2. Resort-Style Pools & Rooftop Entertaining
A luxury home isn’t complete without a showstopping pool or rooftop terrace. These are no longer rare extras — they’re fast becoming must-haves.
Popular inclusions:
Infinity-edge or rooftop pools
Swim-up bars, tanning ledges, and built-in lounges
Rooftop entertaining zones with bars and panoramic views
Seamless indoor-outdoor transitions with glass walls and full-height sliders
It’s about creating a sense of escape — right in your own backyard.
Dedicated Yoga Room
3. Dedicated Wellness Spaces
Wellness has moved beyond trend status — it’s a priority. Homeowners are creating dedicated zones for physical and mental wellbeing, without needing to leave home.
In-demand features:
Private gyms, yoga rooms, and massage spaces
Infrared saunas and cold plunge pools
Natural ventilation, soft lighting, and biophilic design elements
Calming palettes, generous proportions, and purpose-built serenity
Wellness is no longer an add-on — it’s a central design driver.
The Super Oven by Unox Casa
4. Designer Kitchens That Make a Statement
The kitchen is no longer just for cooking — it’s the hub of connection and a true design centrepiece. Today’s luxury kitchens are equal parts practical and impressive.
Key elements include:
Restaurant-grade appliances and smart tech
Stone feature islands and custom joinery
Butler’s pantries, hidden prep zones, and integrated seating
Warming drawers, pot fillers, and herb gardens
A beautiful kitchen is both a lifestyle upgrade and a smart investment in your home’s long-term value.
Curved Internal Staircase
5. Architectural Wow-Factor
Luxury homes today are embracing bold, sculptural forms and dramatic design moments. It’s about standing out — in all the right ways.
Architectural features to watch:
Curved façades and arched openings
Feature staircases, double-height voids, and mezzanines
Textural combinations: timber, stone, concrete, and glass
Seamless views and strong indoor-outdoor connections
This is where function meets artistry — and creates something truly unforgettable.
Statement Outdoor Grid Wall Lights by Lighterior
6. Curated Outdoor Living
Outdoor areas are no longer an afterthought — they’re an extension of the home’s overall lifestyle offering.
What’s trending:
Outdoor kitchens, pizza ovens, and built-in barbecues
Lush courtyards, firepits, and covered lounges
Frameless glass fencing and custom pools
Integrated lighting and beautifully zoned landscaping
It’s all about living well, inside and out.
Contempoary Tribal Style - A Collection of the Clients Travel Wares
7. Spaces That Reflect You
The most luxurious homes are the most personal. Homeowners are customising like never before, creating spaces that speak to their passions.
Unique features we’re seeing:
Billiards rooms, wine cellars, and private theatres
Bespoke dressing rooms with space for everything — from shoes to watches
Multi-car garages with EV charging
Cigar lounges, hobby zones, and even the occasional hidden room
When it comes to luxury, one size doesn’t fit all.
Slatted Cladding by The House of Bamboo
8. Sustainable, Future-Ready Design
Luxury now includes responsibility. Homeowners are embracing sustainability — not just to reduce their environmental impact, but to future-proof their investment.
Sustainable features in high demand:
Solar power, battery storage, and smart energy systems
Recycled and non-toxic materials
Greywater and rainwater harvesting systems
EV charging and climate-adaptive design strategies
Green design doesn’t mean sacrificing luxury — it elevates it.
Ready to Build a Home You’re Proud Of?
These trends are more than aesthetics — they’re about creating a home that reflects your values, enhances your lifestyle, and stands the test of time.
If you’re ready to explore what your ultimate home could be, I’d love to help you bring it to life.
Book a free design chat and let’s begin the journey toward a home that’s uniquely yours.