Top renovations for Spring 25

Despite economic uncertainties, a significant number of UK homeowners plan to invest more in home improvements. According to Sheer Water Glass, 57% of homeowners are planning to renovate in the next six months. Approximately 22% of homeowners intend to increase their renovation budgets in 2025, with an average additional spend of £7,386. This is a net budget increase of 15%, offering optimism for the home improvement market. This trend is particularly prominent among younger homeowners aged 18-34, with 36% planning to boost their budgets, compared to 17% of those aged 55 and above.

It’s predicted that earthy tones such as greens, blues and browns will dominate in 2025. A recent survey of interior designers found that while white is still the most popular colour (76%), green follows very closely at 71%, and half selected blue as well (51%), with brown getting 44%. Your customers may want to check out our Cairo, Serpentine, Parisian, Mediterranean Farmhouse, and Green Park bathrooms.

Modular storage solutions offer flexibility and customisation, making them a favourite among home improvers. Their adaptability allows users to create custom storage that fits their specific needs and space constraints, while being easy to install. Wickes are launching a brand new modular furniture range which offers high quality wardrobes and storage units without breaking the bank, and with 240 pre-designed custom layouts to select from, customers are sure to find a solution that suits their needs.

At Leyland Trade, we offer a core range of quality, affordable trade paints that you can rely on for a job well done.

We’ve built up a strong reputation by delivering quality paint for over 100 years. It all started in 1922; Leyland Paints was one of the first manufacturers to pioneer the development of emulsion paints for the home owner.