Forbes Highlights a CROSS Kitchen Remodel

A CROSS kitchen remodel was recently featured in a Forbes article exploring the most popular home renovation trends from Houzz’s 2026 study.

We are proud to see the project included, especially in a conversation centered on the spaces homeowners continue to prioritize most. To us, that recognition speaks to the enduring importance of the kitchen and the care that goes into designing it well.

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Kitchens Continue to Lead Renovation Priorities

Forbes identifies kitchens as the most renovated interior space in the home, which closely reflects what we continue to see in our own work. Kitchens carry a unique role in the home. They support daily routine, but they also shape how people gather, move, and connect.

That is what makes this room worth such thoughtful attention. A well-planned kitchen is not simply about updated finishes. It is about creating a space that functions beautifully, feels welcoming, and supports the way a household lives each day. The full Forbes article also highlights other home renovation trends from Houzz’s 2026 study.

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A Reflection of the Work We Care About

We are especially glad to see this project included because it reflects the kind of remodeling work we value most. Spaces that feel refined, but also highly livable. Spaces that support everyday life with greater ease and feel lasting rather than overdone.

That perspective continues to guide our work. We care about kitchens that feel natural to the home, thoughtful in their layout, and carefully considered in the details that matter most.

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Grateful for the Homes and Families We Serve

Recognition like this is always appreciated, and we are grateful to the homeowners who trust us with spaces that play such an important role in daily life.

At CROSS, our focus remains the same. We care about thoughtful remodeling, careful craftsmanship, and creating homes that feel more functional, more complete, and more personal because of the work. We are honored to see that approach reflected in a publication like Forbes. And for those considering a kitchen remodel of their own, we would be glad to start that conversation.

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