We were perusing some photos of the Maison de Luxe when we were stopped in our tracks by the incredible Watercolor Wallpaper by Black Crow Studio…

Home and apparel retailer Anthropologie always has the most beautiful window displays around, but they have outdone themselves with the current crop of designs. A magical mood is created using inexpensive synthetic materials with wintery textures and simple mechanical systems.

We've featured the work of Weisshouse owner and designer Stacy Weiss before, and when she sent us photos from her new loft in Pittsburgh we immediately loved the ways in which she put existing pieces and recent finds together in her new home.

The new Hôtel Americano in Chelsea is a subtly sleek presence in the neighborhood with refined guest room finishes and one killer dining room design.

We're loving The Insider, the new feature at Brownstoner that gives "an in-depth look at the creative ways we Brooklynites renovate and decorate our homes." Cara Greenberg posts about a cool living space, like this one in Bed-Stuy, every Thursday.

Nicole Gibbons of the stylish interior design blog So Haute and our Nicole's So Haute Home House Tour penned a story for The Home Observer about an Upper East Side apartment that feels more like Paris than New York.

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This Australian seller offers a cool collection of decorative pieces for the home, available to ship to the US.

Pure Green Magazine is a standout in a sea of web-based titles for the quality of its photography and its keen ability to combine substantive content with beautiful images. The magazine aims to inform consumers of stylish green alternatives to everyday home design products, foods, and destinations.

Throw pillows are the sort of accent that can add unique style to a room, but custom pieces are hard for consumers to get a hold of. New store Designer Fluff will do all the legwork.

Fellow Apartment Therapy writer Anna Hoffman tipped me off to an amazing feature over at New York Magazine that details sixteen cool advances in products for the home according to four renowned industrial designers. We've selected our top three favorites…