Design

What a transformation!

Meet the super-small, super-chic new addition to the iconic IKEA lamp lineup.

It’s like sleeping at a luxury resort every night!

These are about to be everywhere — trust me!

You’d never know this is a designer dupe — it looks that good!

It might be controversial, but it’s perfect for her space!

Check out these expert tips before you add that couch to your cart.

This formula is pretty much foolproof.

I can't believe it's not a banquette!

I can’t believe this chic wall art gem is actually a toy!

They might become your new favorites, too.

Breaking the design "rules" can pay off!

Sometimes settling for second-best is the key to a successful renovation.

It’s the secret area that’s hiding in plain sight (with some of the best stuff).

My home had zero curb appeal — so I let ChatGPT act as my personal landscape designer.

This buzzy trend will have you rethinking every room.

You can get the look at Anthropologie, too!

I had no idea what this weird feature in my vintage bathroom was — now I use it every day!

You won't believe this transformation!

It's good news because a lot of these looks are total favorites.

Hint: Bigger isn’t always better.

I’m obsessed with the brass details!

This quick trick saves me so much time and money.

I’ll never get tired of this underrated animal-print pattern.

I’m totally stealing this trick for my own place.

We spotted this souvenir-inspired decor trend everywhere in designer homes — here’s how to bring it into yours.

Love them or hate them, sheer curtains are making a comeback.

Seriously, IKEA finally answered my style-loving prayers!

The collection that stole my heart (and my cart).

Earlier this week, Apartment Therapy released its annual design forecast report: the New/Next List. From highlighting the latest “it” color and hottest vintage finds, to coining new terms like “Soft Architecture” and “Shine-maxxing,” we covered it all. Plus, for the first time ever, we also profiled five of the year’s most innovative interior designers, who shared their personal style philosophies and decorating tips in exclusive interviews.

Shop now because the prices are right!

These design pros are truly shaping the future of home.

From design show darling to the next big home color trend.

It’s a scientific approach that’ll change how you think about paint, upholstery, and more.

From the set of "House of the Dragon" to your living room, chainmail is the unexpected material designers are loving this year.

Talk about a storied career, and she’s just getting started!

Sustainability doesn’t mean sacrificing style or setting for less — at least when it comes to this pro’s work.

He’s using an unexpected material to cover the ceilings and walls in a new project, and that's just the beginning.

Think: cottagecore with a side of "Little House on the Prairie."

The vibe was totally off in my living room — until I made this one simple swap.

It was love at first sight with this gorgeous, solid wood gem!

I was a skeptic, but I gave it a shot — and the results were intriguing.

It's keeping me safe from heat waves *and* cat fur this summer.

Don't count out this underappreciated choice!

Seriously, it couldn't be easier.

Hint: Look up!

Apartment Therapy editors Danielle Blundell and Zee Krstic break down the wildest trends from this spring's design events in the latest episode of Design Defined.

One can of paint took this dark, forgotten corner from a drab transitional space to one of the highlights of my small apartment.

We tried everything from classic cushy cotton to sleek, absorbent stone.

Prepare to sink in and chill out.

I never would've thought of this.

This Halloween, I predict whimsy will reign supreme.

It finally gave me a space for my hobbies!

ICYMI, this is design’s hottest new material.

I'm honestly still shocked at the result!

It looks *so* much better!

These vintage-inspired pieces look far more expensive than they are.

I’m obsessed with this jewel-box gem — it has major vintage vibes!

No wonder it's viral.

It’s not what you might expect.