Decorating

All these picks are under $20!

It's perfect for seasonal hosting!

And you can find them everywhere.

Reviewers say "it's a lamp worth the price."

I've toured thousands of homes and I've genuinely never seen a kitchen DIY project as clever and useful as this before.

They come in the most beautiful colors.

They’re effortlessly chic.

It’s time to say goodbye to these trends that once were all the rage.

You can use them for almost anything!

When planning a bathroom reno, changing the layout can be tricky (and costly). Three interior designers weigh in on the most common mistakes they see.

Plus, it prioritizes sustainability.

The first IKEA U.S. store opened in 1985.

Plus, where to source the sets.

It’s the perfect reading nook and nap spot you didn’t know you needed.

You can get a Tiffany-inspired lamp at a fraction of the cost.

They elevate any space!

I’ve taken so many good naps on it.

Trust me: It’s a rule worth following!

It can easily become two seats.

Our favorite has tons of storage.

See how interior designers would shop for fall decor at the Swedish superstore with just under $50.

Stemware storage has never looked better.

Wall decor that thinks outside the memory box.

The more hand-drawn it looks, the better!

As a design editor, I’m a firm believer that when it comes to toile, enough is never enough — and my browser history is proof. I have spent what feels like years dumpster diving through Etsy and eBay for antique-adjacent home decor staples dressed in whimsical toile prints, particularly those featuring pastoral motifs (which include repeating patterns of farm animals, shepherds, or rural scenes).

All of these tips can be done in under an hour.

We also tracked down more affordable dupes, too.

Why choose just one bathroom mirror when you can re-create this incredibly cool look?

It’s gone TikTok viral already.

MacKenzie-Childs fans will love these.

Your backyard will look so similar.

They’re perfect for cozy dinners!

Stylish seating, side tables, and more.

Take it from me: The “rule of threes” is not for everyone (or every space).

Starting at $408.

It’s the ultimate fall scent (and looks great, too!).

It’s cozy, durable, and unlike anything else I’ve seen on the market.

It’s a trade secret that makes redecorating living rooms and bedrooms a breeze.

And it’s so simple to make.

None of them are neon.

Brass, wood, and earthy colors are everywhere!

Sustainable, solid, and stylish.

It’s the only fashionable shade left.

Save on sofas, storage furniture, and more.

And it’s good-looking, too!

This category is back at IKEA as better than ever!

Get 'em before they’re gone!

These rugs are a minimalist’s dream.

You don't necessarily have to paint!

It’s so cute!

All of these calming (and stylish!) rooms come from real homes.

The deals are jaw-dropping.

Get on board with these predictions.

Modern design is one of those terms in home decor that feels like a moving target. Modern, by its definition according to Webster’s Dictionary, is “of, relating to, or characteristic of the present or the immediate past; contemporary.”So what does that mean when “of the present or the immediate past” is constantly moving forward?

It's a cozy must-have!

It adds so much warmth and depth.

I can’t pick a favorite.

A hundred years later, this gem got the personality and polish it always deserved.

No cabinet in your small bathroom? Stop balancing toilet paper precariously on the back of your toilet with this $10 smart storage solution spotted in a 200-square-foot micro studio.

We've simplified the online shopping process.

It’s light, cozy, and perfect for layering.

Storage with style — and cushy comfort, to boot!

Designers recommend you avoid this one color when painting a bedroom.

Each set is only $35.

Modular, durable, and perfect for lounging.

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They’re breathtaking!

The bed is the most important part of the dorm, after all.

I grew up in a pre-war bungalow house in Belmont Cragin, which is a bungalow belt neighborhood in Chicago (think: squat little houses with bay windows lining the entire block, harkening back to a time of streetcars and phonographs). The homes there were mainly built between 1910 and 1930 to accommodate an exploding middle-class population, per this local encyclopedia.

It’s warm, neutral, and inviting.

These tips will help you avoid a literal eyesore of a room.

Perpetually cold people: It's finally your time to shine.