Decorating

This dreamy hue is back for a limited time.

In honor of throwback month, I've rounded up house tours from nine decades — from the 1910s to the 1990s — to celebrate the hallmarks of those design eras. It's a celebration of the decor personalities that have shaped our past and continue to have strong influences on the future!

It has *allll* of the smart features.

Luckily for you, these are fairly easy to come by at a local thrift or vintage store.

They're adorably retro.

"The Drew Barrymore Design Show" has a nice ring to it, don't you think, HGTV?

With peel and stick wallpaper, switching up your space for the season has never been easier. Stick-on wallpaper brand Tempaper is bringing the spooky season vibes early this year with its wickedly good Halloween decal collection.  From magical moons to spooky spiders, the collection features a wide variety of styles that Halloween lovers will love—including a few glow-in-the-dark options that will really take your space to the next level.

No more "lid drift".

~Let there be light.~

Super chic AND practical.

Deciding what would go back in caused me to stop and reflect.

These 1930s kitchen staple pieces are making a comeback.

Custom keycaps just might be the *key* to a more whimsical workday.

So nice I bought them twice!

A few of these may surprise you!

If you like green, you're going to be happy about this shade!

Three words: soft, snug, and toasty.

You can even take it with you if you move!

Get groovy!

It's the kitchen tool you didn't know you needed.

Tessellated stone tables, rounded edges, and laminate — oh my!

This throwback piece gets a serious upgrade.

It makes a bold statement.

Take a walk on the dark side.

Get yours before they sell out!

The Amber Lewis x Anthropologie fall collection is here!

From the '20s to the '90s!

No more sticking to the measuring cup.

New season, new trends.

Dôen has been a firm favorite among the A-list crowd for quite some time.

Rejected White House designs have been digitally constructed for the first time—including a losing entry from future president Thomas Jefferson himself.

Big results can come from small packages. 

"I want to gift it.... to myself!"

Wrangle all your small appliances once and for all.

The results showed that the average total amount spent on all artwork in the home is $1,155.

And it's asking $2,950 a month.

The good, the bad, and the highly questionable!

It's all about staying true to your home.

It will have you frying, searing, and browning like a true pro.

It includes one 14-oz glass, an 18-oz glass, a wine glass, a flute, and a coupe glass.

Get the most out of your watch, based on your daily routine.

And this is why.

It might just become your new favorite candle resource, too.

No inch left undecorated!

For my fur baby (and maybe yours)!

Just when you thought you couldn't love this brand any more...

“Why do I suddenly feel like I need this rug when I’ve never decorated for Halloween once?”

And it'll turn your bed into a true focal point!

It's rare when an appliance looks as good as it works.

Your tiny tot will be trotting around the playground in style.

The remote control capability is a HUGE bonus.

Leave it to Carrie Bradshaw to have some of the most luxe wallpaper in NYC lining her rooms.

The perks are scary good.

Here's why you should consider one for your space.

According to real estate experts.

Yes, even more than my cast iron skillet!

For a new collection of earthy, tonal textiles!

That's right, a POT!

The bold couches make a statement.

The classes will be available from Aug. 26.

A 350-square-foot studio renter learned a lot when planning her space.

The video also features a hilarious cameo from Prince Harry.

One small tweak can pay off big!

My set has lasted for five years and counting!

Looking to refresh for fall? Here's what to hone in on.

Even if your house is far from new, you can still get that crisp, clean “new home” scent.

Plus, what Serena's and Blair's apartments would look like in 2021.

It doubles as a drawer-stuffer, too!

Get it?

Because sometimes the effort to unpack and inflate an air mattress is just too much.

It's cute (shaped like a bear, no less), compact, a phone charger, and a flashlight. Enough said.

Plus, how to figure out what anchor color is best for you.