2027 Homeowner Trends We're Predicting
As a new year starts, homeowners often begin making changes around the house, from refreshing the decorating to planning major renovations. With 2027 soon upon us, we’re taking a look at some of the biggest homeowner trends we’re expecting to see in the UK.
Earthy Green Colours
Earthy green shades are likely to remain popular during 2027, with olive, moss and sage green amongst the standout options. These shades can create a natural feel in a room, helping to bring a touch of the outdoors without being too overpowering.
Green is ideal for rooms such as living rooms, bedrooms and kitchens. Olive green kitchen cabinets work well with wooden worktops, while sage green walls create a softer look in a bedroom.
Adding earthy green colours doesn’t have to mean redecorating a whole room. You could paint a feature wall, refresh cupboard doors or repaint skirting boards or door frames, for example.
Pairing greens with neutral shades like cream and beige works well, and they’re complemented by natural wood and brass too.
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Deep Reds and Burgundy
Another colour trend we expect to see in homes during 2027 is deep reds, with shades such as burgundy and plum particularly popular. These colours can help make a space feel warm and cosy, which is ideal for living rooms and bedrooms.
You don’t need to paint a whole room if you opt for deep red shades. A burgundy feature wall can work well in a living room, for example, or you could even paint a piece of furniture to add the colour in a subtle way.
Deep reds can pair well with neutral shades such as cream and beige.
Darker red shades could also work well on kitchen cabinets, allowing you to add the colour without making major changes to the room.
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Bathrooms Need Some Love
We expect many homeowners to opt for bathroom renovations in 2027, especially those with bathrooms that are starting to look dated or no longer meet their needs.
Some may opt to replace their whole bathroom, while others could choose to add a walk-in shower, new flooring or wall tiles. Better lighting and more storage are also likely to be prioritised, especially in smaller bathrooms.
When it comes to bathrooms, you don’t always have to make major changes. Even simple improvements like replacing taps or fitting a new mirror can help improve the space without requiring extensive work or spending a lot of money.
If you are considering a bigger bathroom renovation in 2027, it makes sense to plan ahead. Set a clear budget and compare quotes before the work begins, as this will give you a better idea of the overall cost of the project.
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More Garden Rooms
Garden rooms are likely to remain a popular choice for homeowners over the next year. These rooms provide extra space without the need to extend the main property.
They’re also highly flexible as they can be used for a variety of purposes, ranging from offices and gyms to games or hobby rooms. Some people who install garden rooms are simply looking for somewhere they can relax away from the main home.
If you're hoping to have a garden room ready for summer 2027, early planning is key. Think carefully about factors like size, location, insulation and electricity, as well as how you plan to use the space throughout the year.
It’s also worth noting that planning permission and Building Regulations might apply depending on the room’s design, size, position and intended usage.
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Energy-Saving Home Improvements
With energy bills remaining high, we expect many homeowners to turn their attention to making their properties more energy efficient in 2027.
This could mean improving insulation, replacing old draughty windows or installing newer, modern boilers. Solar panels or heat pumps are also likely to become popular options.
Even small changes such as draught-proofing doors and windows are worth considering if you’re looking to improve energy efficiency without spending too much.
Before making any changes to your home, it’s a good idea to think about which parts could benefit most. Consider the property’s age and condition, as well as the costs involved and how much you could expect to save if you do go ahead with the work.
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Conclusion
From earthy colours and bathroom renovations to garden rooms and energy-saving improvements, there are plenty of home trends we could see in 2027.
If you're considering embarking on a project, start planning early and set a realistic budget.
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Last updated by MyJobQuote on 21st October 2026.


