SO HOT RIGHT NOW: WHAT’S NEW IN INTERIOR DESIGN.

Array ( [0] => Array ( [landscape] => https://polarispacific.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Slideshow_Interior-design-hot-or-not_slide-1.jpg [portrait] => [position] => center center [caption] => Cabinets. As society creeps closer and closer to possible robot domination, it actually makes sense we’d move away from ultra-refined wood grains to chic metallic hues against natural woods. [credit-status] => 1 [credit] => Flack Studio [credit-text] => Design by [credit-link] => http://flackstudio.com.au/projects/armadale-residence/ [cc-status] => [cc] => [cc-link] => [rm-status] => [rm] => [rm-link] => ) [1] => Array ( [landscape] => https://polarispacific.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Slideshow_Interior-design-hot-or-not_slide-3.jpg [portrait] => [position] => center center [caption] => Countertops. Heavy marble countertops have seemingly been the gold standard since the dawn of time — until now. Low-profile styles in sleek Neolith and Feno Nano Tech Matte Acrylic are hardy and here to stay. [credit-status] => 1 [credit] => Neolith [credit-text] => Photo by [credit-link] => https://www.neolith.com/en/projects/kitchens [cc-status] => [cc] => [cc-link] => [rm-status] => [rm] => [rm-link] => ) [2] => Array ( [landscape] => https://polarispacific.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Slideshow_Interior-design-hot-or-not_slide-10.jpg [portrait] => [position] => center center [caption] => Islands. At this point, a house can’t even legally be considered a home unless it has a kitchen island, preferably with workspace and sink. Kidding. Kind of. [credit-status] => 1 [credit] => Oscar Properties [credit-text] => Photo by [credit-link] => http://oscarproperties.com/en/projekt/nybrogatan-19/ [cc-status] => [cc] => [cc-link] => [rm-status] => [rm] => [rm-link] => ) [3] => Array ( [landscape] => https://polarispacific.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Slideshow_Interior-design-hot-or-not_slide-9.jpg [portrait] => [position] => center center [caption] => Cabinet Drawers. When it comes to storage, ease and style, it’s drawers over doors. Drawers over doors every time. [credit-status] => 1 [credit] => Valcucine [credit-text] => Photo by [credit-link] => http://www.valcucine.com/en/collections/meccanica/ [cc-status] => [cc] => [cc-link] => [rm-status] => [rm] => [rm-link] => ) [4] => Array ( [landscape] => https://polarispacific.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Slideshow_Interior-design-hot-or-not_slide-8.jpg [portrait] => [position] => center center [caption] => Cabinet Redux. Keeping a sense of mystery has previously been contained to just the bathroom, but thanks to the new trend of concealing appliances in a tall bank of cabinets with integrated panels, there’s more ways than ever to keep ‘em guessing. [credit-status] => 1 [credit] => Flack Studio [credit-text] => Photo by [credit-link] => http://flackstudio.com.au/projects/bendigo-residence/ [cc-status] => [cc] => [cc-link] => [rm-status] => [rm] => [rm-link] => ) [5] => Array ( [landscape] => https://polarispacific.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Slideshow_Interior-design-hot-or-not_slide-6.jpg [portrait] => [position] => center center [caption] => Cooktops. Why stick with a stationary cooktop when you could go modular and create your own custom setup? Move it around. Open your world. Try quinoa. [credit-status] => 1 [credit] => Miele [credit-text] => Photo by [credit-link] => https://www.mieleusa.com/domestic/combisets-1548.htm [cc-status] => [cc] => [cc-link] => [rm-status] => [rm] => [rm-link] => ) [6] => Array ( [landscape] => https://polarispacific.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Slideshow_Interior-design-hot-or-not_slide-7.jpg [portrait] => [position] => center center [caption] => Fixtures. Oil-rubbed bronze and brass have officially replaced chrome as the “it” finish. Bonus: No weird, distorted reflection in it while brushing your teeth in the morning. [credit-status] => 1 [credit] => Stone Forest [credit-text] => Photo by [credit-link] => https://stoneforest.com/collections/stone-1 [cc-status] => [cc] => [cc-link] => [rm-status] => [rm] => [rm-link] => ) [7] => Array ( [landscape] => https://polarispacific.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Slideshow_Interior-design-hot-or-not_slide-4.jpg [portrait] => [position] => center center [caption] => Bathrooms. The shower and the bath tub are breaking up. Rather than the classic two-in-one situation, master bathrooms are now featuring stand-up showers and elegant free-standing tubs. [credit-status] => 1 [credit] => Futurist Architecture [credit-text] => Photo by [credit-link] => https://www.futuristarchitecture.com/19630-stylish-modern-bathrooms.html/stylish-modern-bathroom-design-20 [cc-status] => [cc] => [cc-link] => [rm-status] => [rm] => [rm-link] => ) [8] => Array ( [landscape] => https://polarispacific.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Slideshow_Interior-design-hot-or-not_slide-5.jpg [portrait] => [position] => center center [caption] => Furniture. Yesterday’s furniture was stationary. Today’s is modular and automated; literal comfort at the push of a button. What a time to be alive. [credit-status] => 1 [credit] => Ori Systems [credit-text] => Photo by [credit-link] => https://www.orisystems.com/ [cc-status] => [cc] => [cc-link] => [rm-status] => [rm] => [rm-link] => ) [9] => Array ( [landscape] => https://polarispacific.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Slideshow_Interior-design-hot-or-not_slide-2.jpg [portrait] => [position] => center center [caption] => Windows. Windows. In. Bathrooms. The modern-day equivalent of sitting on the throne, looking upon your kingdom. [credit-status] => 1 [credit] => Adrian Wilson | Bloomberg Tower [credit-text] => Photo by [credit-link] => https://www.futuristarchitecture.com/19630-stylish-modern-bathrooms.html/stylish-modern-bathroom-design-20 [cc-status] => [cc] => [cc-link] => [rm-status] => [rm] => [rm-link] => ) )