Decorating

It’s time to upgrade from that photo wall.

No major renovating required!

This kitchen cabinet alternative is under $200, too.

Without closing off her space at all, she was able to make this small area feel complete and separate from the rest of her apartment.

I’ve spent years searching for the perfect sofa, and I’ve finally found it.

And they’re likely coming to a city near you.

I have long had a bit of an obsession with Paris apartments, but now I have a new love: Italian palazzos. Besides high ceilings and gorgeous detailing, they also have a certain storied look, the beauty and character that age can bring to a grand building. Here are four Italian apartments that are not quite like any apartments you’ve seen before.

Artist Angela Blehm has a style that’s uniquely hers—and one that’s garnered her a lot of fans. That pop-art-meets-postmodern vibe isn’t limited to her work, but is apparent in her home as well. Not one to shy away from bold color and patterns, Blehm’s home is a master class in mixing all of the above that results in a fun and creative space that packs in the personality and showcases her art. Some fun takeaways from her space?

For some, the appearance of a television in a living room doesn’t offend. For others, it is essentially a giant black maw that upsets a room’s perfectly designed look. Thankfully, the act of disguising a television is a happy medium that can allow it to quietly visually recede into the background when not in use. These eight rooms are proof that camouflaging a TV can work.

Updating the hardware on your kitchen and bathroom cabinetry as well as your casegoods is the easiest, fastest way to bring a wow factor to your home (whether you’re a renter or owner), and one category of hardware has our attention as of late: Leather pulls. They feel super high-end yet casual at the same time and are a detail that will usually make you do a double-take (like in Scott and Kristan’s relaxed kitchen).

“Less is more” is a time-honored design mantra, and anyone who’s ever staged a house for the market can tell you that having less furniture in a space will make it feel much bigger. But this can be easy to forget when you’re living in a small apartment.

Great news for floral lovers: Anthropologie’s latest collection features the bold and colorful fabrics of Liberty of London for some seriously chic statement furniture pieces that will keep any room in bloom. While florals are most definitely back, Liberty of London lovers will attest that they never truly left. The English company has been around since the 1920s, and has been churning out iconic prints ever since.

Your doors, walls, cabinets, and fireplaces will never be the same.

Get yours while they last.

They’re definitely an interesting bloom.

You won't believe how lightweight and breathable they are.

“That hallway is a dream for a small dog that loves to play fetch,” said one commenter.

It’s affordable, and it’s perfect for cottagecore and botanical enthusiasts alike.

Lighting is an important part of decorating your home, but that doesn’t mean it has to be serious.

From furniture to light fixtures, these bedrooms are perfect examples of how to make your small room more modern.

From our editors' radars straight to your own home.

It's a win for hot sleepers like me.

This is budget-friendly, renter-friendly, and super-easy to do.

The first time I ever saw a Beni Ourain rug was in this house tour, here on Apartment Therapy. I saved the picture in Evernote with the caption: NEED THIS RUG. Then suddenly I started seeing Beni Ourain rugs all over the place. I started to wonder if I really liked them, or just thought I did because I saw them everywhere. But then there was that original picture, reminding me that it was love at first sight.

If you’re in the market for some affordable furnishings, now might be the time to hit add to cart. Target is currently running a deal on furniture where if you spend $150, you get $40 off with code “FURNITURE”—and that’s including pieces that are already on sale. Since shopping the big red bullseye can require a lot of browsing, we rounded up some of our favorite stylish finds below.

At the edge of the charming Dutch town of Utrecht, nestled between traditional 20th-century homes and a highway overpass, lies a house that’s all planes, lines and pops of primary color. Built in the 1920s by architect Gerrit Rietveld in collaboration with his partner (in both love and design) Truus Schröder-Schräder, the building does for architecture what Mondrian did for art: It pares it down to form and color.

And what to try instead.

It's maybe even better than filling them with art!

Score bestsellers for up to 80 percent off!

Grab an old cardboard box and some paint, and prepare to give your gallery wall a personalized facelift.

It's too good to pass up!

It feels like a dreamy combo of silk and cotton.

These tips are sure to help you source some great vintage placemats for your dinner table.

If you like herbaceous scents, this is for you!

I picked out six functional styles that could pass as one-of-a-kind family heirlooms, starting at $220.

It’s a clever way to get products out of sight.

Don’t sleep on this inexpensive but super-cute customizable banner.

The martini lamp is exactly what it sounds like.

I can't get enough of this Erin Gates collab!

Three-ring binders aren’t just for high school anymore.

And you probably already have a few in your home!

Take home some leftovers.

From traditional to modern and beyond!

From our editors' radars straight to your own home.

It’s the perfect stylish addition to my workspace.

They're the perfect earthy element.

It’s an old house- and apartment-lover’s dream.

According to a design expert.

They’re more versatile than you think.

Turns out the piece is also culturally significant!

Washing this rug couldn't be easier.

It's a super smart (and easy) bathroom upgrade.

From organized entryway inspiration to IKEA DIYs.

She’s just trying to enjoy a bath in this relatable (and hilarious) video.

From string lights to sconces.

You can score incredible deals on gently used and already loved items and pick them up in-person with zero hassle or fuss.

It’s taking up space and ruining your tools.

Here’s how to start your own.

According to an interior designer.

According to designers.

Snag it while it’s on sale! 

From our editors' radars straight to your own home.

Best of all: It works discreetly.

There’s a new curvy silhouette in town.

These picks all have a bottom bunk low to the ground, for easy climbing in and out of bed.

They're perfect for art lovers.

Not harder — I promise!

Bunk beds are a great way to have two people share a bedroom, and they’re a great solution for small bedrooms as well. But as spectacular as bunk beds may be, they leave little room for organization. Unlike a regular bed setup, there are limited storage options for bunk beds, making it difficult to keep things like  books, glasses and water bottles next to the bed. Enter the bunk bed shelf.

This idea is perfect for small-space dwellers.

The stool will add a bit of zest to your home.

We don’t know who’s going to love them more, you or your little one!