Going to extremes to achieve health and wellness benefits was a big theme for luxury home trends in the past year, but homeowners also went to lengths to increase their home’s comfort, beauty and safety.
Source: Inman News
From fire hydrants to therapy tubs, the wildest luxury trends of 2024
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