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While bold prints can veer into "overwhelming" to say the least, when used in small doses it creates interest in oft neglected spaces. From the bathroom to the closet to the entryway, boldly patterned wallpaper elevates these tiny spaces to somewhere you might actually want to linger. The best part? Less to remove when you (eventually) do get tired of it. More

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The great thing about DIY projects is that you can customize them to be exactly how you like. With this simple coat rack DIY, the neon accent adds a subtle yet fun dose of color, but if that is not your style, choose another rope color or try painting the wood to create a whole different look. More

We all know by now the virtues of IKEA's kitchen wall storage system. The Grundtal series has had more than its share of the spotlight here at Apartment Therapy. More

While a home with bright colors and clean, modern lines appeals to my city side, I dream of the worn-in charm of rustic front doors. A little bit farmhouse, a little bit California cool, and a little bit Old World antique, these doors have opened up for many people over the years. Their stories, whether fact or speculation, are just as enticing as the aesthetic. More

You know the classic white house, black shutters, red door? Well, I just painted my little house and so far I've got the white house and black shutters. I really want to go red on the door, but I have this thing about having to paint the entire door slab the same color, inside and out. More

Having legible house numbers is important. (Not only to do many cities require it, but how are your friends supposed to find your fabulous parties without it??) That said, there's a difference between legible and lust-worthy... More

The welcome mat is a front porch staple, but there is something charming about this embroidered welcome screen made by freelance artist/crafter Abbey Hendrickson of the blog Aesthetic Outburst. More