Decorating

It’s been immensely popular in recent years, and if you’re still holding tight to your love of the blended hue, then prepare to be totally smitten with SMEG's latest limited-edition collection.

Some are more dramatic than others.

As these interior designers prove, opposites *can* attract.

Check out our favorite finds for under $50.

You can paint your own.

We're taking you through the rainbow with six delightful sofas.

Saturday, October 5 marks 19 (!!) years since we were introduced to the chattiest mother-daughter duo to ever cross our screens.

What better way to enjoy fall than to plan your own weekend getaway at a cozy retreat that doesn’t break the bank?

The paint company just debuted twelve hues for the coming year, in case you'd like one for each month of 2020.

We're giving you a crash course in interior design excellence.

Give your space some tuft love.

Traditionally, Halloween is all about orange and black, but it need not be. In fact, spooky season has gotten a softer makeover, according to Pinterest.

We're breaking down this popular kitchen style from floor to ceiling.

Life can be a lot. Thankfully, there's art for moments like that!

That's right — these candles are inspired not just by Disney films or characters, but by the landscape of the Disney parks themselves.

While real estate agents wish potential buyers could let their freak flags fly, unfortunately that's not the case when people are in open house mode.

If you’re still captivated by the Royal Tenenbaums aesthetic, it’s not too late to bring it home.

There’s even a cat house that fits perfectly inside IKEA’s classic square shelving unit, so you can keep all your favorites — books and cats — in one place.

The diminutive residence offers 500 square feet of space, but thanks to its signature cathedral ceilings, space-maximizing design elements and bright interior, the home feels much more spacious than its meager measurements suggest.

Eco-friendly and chic!

Hello, sweet dreams!

Everything you need, all in one place.

When Brooke Cook came across a school bus converted into a tiny home on Instagram, she was smitten. Almost immediately, she and her husband started searching for a potential bus they could turn into a tiny house of their own.

I never liked interior design—until I saw how filling my home with meaningful things reflected my philosophy on my home and the planet.

You'll never be cold again. Ever.

They are meant for you.

We want it all!

Take your space to the next level with these design trends.

As we prepare to enter a new decade, one paint brand is looking back to a century another. Today, Sherwin-Williams announced its 2020 Color of the Year, and it's a shade that's inspired by Art Deco and the roaring '20s, as well as nature. Any guesses?

Turns out, this iconic fixture had surprisingly sophisticated roots.

If you’re imagining the pile of 2x4s and rusty nails your dad built you back in 90s, think again. Kourtney Kardashian and her ex, Scott Disick, custom designed a playhouse for their three children in Kardashian’s backyard, and this luxe escape is so stunning it could take the cover of Luxury Tiny Homes Magazine. (Which isn’t a thing, but it could be.) Kardashian gave Architectural Digest a look inside the playhouse, which may or may not be nicer than your apartment.

Finally, there's room for everyone!

We’re rounded up our favorite under $100 picks across Anthropologie's offerings to incorporate some boho vibes into your home—without breaking the bank.

Because a room without a rug just feels bare.

His distinctive mid-century style is surprisingly easy to re-create.

Talk about luxury.

Don’t hold your breath for Glidden’s color of the year: The popular paint brand has announced its decision to opt out of choosing a 2020 hue. While many consumers look to the annual practice for design inspiration (choosing a paint color can get pretty stressful), folks shouldn’t to worry because Glidden’s decision stems from a desire to better prioritize the decorative needs of DIYers who are anxious to get going on their last home makeover projects.

This Palm Springs abode is filled with tribal prints in neutral shades and all of the boho. We love its coordinated, sophisticated look. Get the full tour and then recreate your favorite looks using pieces from Bazaar. NEW Maui Chunky Jute Rug, 8 x 10 – $110 – I purchased this two weeks ago but my boyfriend gave me incorrect measurements and it is too big for our room. It was laid down for one day and then rolled back up.

Now you can own a piece of the Eames House.

We did some digging—and these beds are fit for nobility.

This simple alternative is all the rage in Europe—and is soon to hit your bedroom.

They’re not exactly the Care Bears of your childhood, but anything described as “disturbing, unsettling, and precisely what I hope it’d be” is certain to reel us in.

They're rightfully called "the next generation of heirlooms."

No need to fret or sweat over which kind of rug to get to add a little spice to your ____ room. Go with this bold choice—it's surprisingly classic and these rooms prove it.

“It’s lovely,” says a smiling Beth Ann as she arrives in front of her new home—a Mediterranean-style mansion—with husband Rob. Not only “lovely,” the property plays a central role in the dark comedy-drama “Why Women Kill.”

There's something about this woven furniture and accessories that makes any room feel like it's summer year-round.

Welcome to Scandi Week—Apartment Therapy’s seven-day focus on all-things Scandinavia (often defined as the countries of Sweden, Denmark, and Norway). Sometimes it seems like the whole world is obsessed with trying to copy this corner of the globe, from its timeless style aesthetic to its now-famous coziness rituals. For the next week, we’ll take a look at all of it—cleaning, pop culture, and of course tons of eye-popping design inspiration.

Psst... you can pick up great design tips at any age.

We're shining a light on this dreary design dilemma.

Your house needs more sloths.

These nine homes don't just have good-looking entryways, they have one-of-a-kind spaces that match their home's personality perfectly.

Don't worry, there's life after the open-concept floor plan.

Name: Juan Vasquez  Location: Highland Neighborhood; Denver, Colorado Size: 400 square feet Years lived in: Owned for 9 years; Remodeled garage 1 year agoNine years ago, Denver resident, Juan Vasquez purchased a 1920s bungalow  in the bustling Highland neighborhood of Denver and set out to make it his own. Shortly after, he took on the project of renovating his old two car garage into a restful haven out back.

“Kids! It’s time to fold the toys!” Every parent should be conscious of what you’re bringing into your home for your kids to play with, but if you live in a small home the size of a toy can be a deal breaker. Mostly, I limit the sheer number of toys we have but another strategy I employ is to look for toys that store easily. Does it fold up to a smaller size? Can I tuck it in the closet or on top of our wardrobe? Suddenly a tricycle in a small apartment seems feasible.

Turns out, the best things in life really are free.

A little moody, a little dark, and perfect all year round.

It's made its way into over 2,000 homes, and also a whole lot of Instagrams.

Name: Parker James Location: Olivebridge, New York Room Size: 14′ x 14′ Parker’s nursery combines all of the things that I love — the warmth of wood, clean, bright white walls, and colorful artwork, accents, and accessories. I love that his mom, Dana, was able to fill the space with toys and artwork that are fun and interesting for a small, developing mind, yet the space still feels comfortable for the adults who inhabit it as well.

If you walk around your apartment and think "This looks like I'm still figuring some stuff out," more than "a grown-up lives here," I'm here to help.

Want to embrace your bold streak? Keep things simple with a neutral hue? Go to the dark side? We have it all!

If you're all about color, moving into a home with a neutral or just blah-looking kitchen can be one big shrug emoji.

Is it Halloween yet?

Decide if what you need is a little more brains, a little more heart, a little more courage, or you know, just a fresh coat of paint and new throw pillows, and then scroll to get inspired by seven interiors, each paying homage to a different Wizard of Oz character.

Get into the back-to-school spirit by hitting the refresh button on your home.

Name: Beth & Mr. King Location: Lincoln Square; Chicago, Illinois Size: 1,500 square feet Years lived in: 7 years (3 as a couple); rented When you live in a place where the foyer looks like it could have been transported directly from a castle, there’s a certain degree of solemnity that might be expected of you. Beth and Mr.

Pantone's choice of Serenity and Rose Quartz as co-colors of the year in 2016 did a lot to rescue this pairing from the nursery, but this post is not about sweet, pastel shades.

It’s true; we find the secret lives of others fascinating. Especially if those others are writers. We get to know them through their work, and we yearn to learn more about them as people… We feel a kinship, with their experiences or with their characters, and we begin to imagine what their lives must be like. We read biographies about them, tour their homes and visit their graves, all in an effort to gain insight into their own particular genius.

Believe it or not, some of the most common features in our homes are downright wacky to others.

Almost.

Ready to hit the refresh button on your bedroom? These trends will look good well into the New Year.

Certain things just scream "this is from when I was a smaller, more naive version of myself!"

We're just over halfway through 2019, and Behr paint is ready to forecast their color projections for 2020.