Kitchens Expected to Get Larger by 2020

International Furnishings and Design Association (IFDA) members were recently surveyed about the outlook of American homes nearly a decade from now, and some interesting results emerged. Design blog The Editor at Large covered the Crystal Ball Survey findings, explaining expectations for the average home in the year 2020. And although many designers foresee homes getting smaller overall, the kitchen could be growing. According to The Editor at Large:

“Eat-in kitchens are voted most likely to succeed in 2020. More than half IFDA’s members said it is ‘likely or very likely’ that eat-in kitchens would replace dining rooms, and nearly 65 percent believe future kitchens will grow larger, thanks to Americans’ escalating interest in home cooking.”

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