A few days ago I posted about my slight obsession with segregating art by theme in each room of the house. Here's more on that score, this time specifically with kids in mind. Would any of these work in your home? More
I don't know if you're anything like me, but when I was a kid I had glow in the dark plastic stars scattered across my ceiling so I could look up at them at night. There is something that is both soothing and overwhelming about staring up at the stars at night that being an adult (especially one that lives in the city) can make you tend to forget. Here are a few ways to bring that feeling home, minus the cheesy-but-awesome plastic stars. More
Celebrate rising temperatures by adding a colorful, lighthearted print to your art collection! We've sought out ten summery prints that will get you in the mood for sunglasses, sandals, and lemonade — pop one of these prints in a simple frame, and enjoy a summery mood all year long. More
I wish I could say it's because I have kids, but I've always been kind of a cheese ball this way. I like apple prints in the kitchen, restful art in the bedroom. For the bathroom, I've been wondering what kind of water-themed artwork might be out there. Here's a little roundup. More
Here at Apartment Therapy, we try to keep our posts timely and topical, coordinating them with book releases and museum openings and such … but sometimes impatience rules the day. I realize it is only May and that summer blockbuster season won't start for a couple of months, but I am ready for a new Batman movie NOW. Haven't we waited long enough? More
A French artist has created the dreamiest house, with seven stories of charming details to be colored in, collaged, or just enjoyed for their own sake... More
The new Wes Anderson film Moonrise Kingdom comes out in less than a week! Are you excited? Would some movie posters help you get excited? There are tons of amazing M.K. posters going around, but I've collected the ones that are actually available to buy, because buying things is fun sometimes... More
"Undo" print by Sara Olmos: "I often wish life came with an UNDO key."






































