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Transitional
Classic details, a lighter touch.
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Find a style that feels like home.
Seven ways to bring warmth, character, and everyday comfort to your kitchen, bathroom, and living spaces.
Photographs in these guides are design inspiration, not Summit Renovations projects.
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Traditional
Familiar character that feels like home.
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Modern
Clear lines with room to breathe.
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Contemporary
A current look, shaped around your routines.
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Midcentury Modern
Warm wood and a little retro personality.
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Desert Modern
Bring the desert palette indoors.
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Mediterranean
Warm texture with a softer, simpler finish.
Explore this styleFind a look you enjoy, then make it work for the way you live. These seven guides connect colors and materials with practical kitchen, bathroom, and home refresh decisions.
How to choose
Start with the finishes you plan to keep. Compare cabinet shapes, wood tones, and tile samples in your own daylight. Then choose the style that feels most comfortable alongside them. You can borrow from more than one guide.
What the research tells us
In the 2026 U.S. Houzz Kitchen Trends Study, transitional led among respondents changing their kitchen style (25%), followed by traditional (12%), modern (11%), contemporary (10%), and midcentury (6%). This national homeowner survey does not establish the preferences of Sun City Summerlin residents or of all adults 55+. Desert modern and Mediterranean are included here as regional design options, rather than measured local popularity leaders.
AARP’s 2024 Home and Community Preferences Survey found that 75% of adults 50+ want to remain in their current homes as they age. We therefore discuss lighting, storage, maintenance, and comfortable movement across every style, without assuming that age determines taste.
Plan for daily life
Consider what you reach for most often, where shadows fall, which surfaces need frequent cleaning, and how you move between rooms. A style should support those routines.