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These Features Are Quickly Disappearing From New Homes

Chris Eubanks
3 min readSep 14, 2022

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Are you planning on having any of these features in your new home? Once considered household staples, these features are quickly disappearing. New home builds and renovations are reflecting changing consumer preferences.

Double Vanity Sink

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When given the choice between having two sinks and more counter space, clients will choose the latter. The double vanity sink was always more of a status symbol than a practical feature. The ultra wealthy have moved beyond the double vanity sink, and now have two separate bathrooms for couples.

Whirlpool Tubs

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Whirlpool tubs used to be a staple of master bathrooms, but word has gotten out that stagnant water sitting in the jets builds up harmful bacteria. Clients now prefer clawfoot bathtubs with separate showers. No more jets.

High Ceilings

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High ceilings are more expensive to heat, because you have a greater volume of air to…

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Chris Eubanks
Chris Eubanks

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