Style

Part medieval, part glam.

And you don't need any floor space for it, either.

The difference from then and now is so striking!

I don’t know if I’ve ever left T.J. Maxx with just one thing — I might go looking for something specific, but invariably I’ll discover something else along the way that I didn’t even know I needed. However, there’s one item I’ll never buy anywhere else: cute cat bowls.My senior cat, Phoebe, needs to eat her dry food from elevated bowls that tilt towards her for her digestion.

The furniture, decor, and everyday essentials that impressed our editors most this year.

I can’t believe I didn’t try this sooner!

You won’t believe the gems she found!

Why buy an upholstered headboard when this cozy alternative starts at $20?

It’s my best time-saving tip!

This is one of the most ingenious small-space styling hacks I’ve seen in a while!

The cutest coastal accent that would work in any space.

Prices start at just $20!

And trust me, it’s way easier than you think!

I'm in love (and so is my cat!)

Now why didn’t I think of that?

It’s bold but works so well with rustic elements, too.

Stock up because these are so good!

This is the one item you'll never find in a designer's home.

And they’re under $10 a pop!

Whether you’re aiming to decorate your home on a budget or shop more sustainably, I always advocate for a trip to your local thrift store. Buying home decor secondhand is often more cost-effective than buying new. It’s also an easy way to add warmth, character, and lived-in patina to your space. That said, not all thrifted items are created equally. The key? “Edit harder than you shop,” says interior designer Justin Q. Williams of Trademark Design Co.

This trend is Olympian-approved!

Castlecore, but make it softer and more livable.

It’s easier than you think to pull off, and it looks great!

Her new book has all the details.

It's still getting compliments nearly 20 years later!

Pattern drenching makes this awkward attic into a beautiful office space.

It’s so easy but so impactful.

It keeps my bedroom looking clean and feeling fresh, year-round.

Designers love to use this skill, too.

It seems like everyone is looking for a house with “character” these days, but character alone isn’t enough to make a home truly stylish. A clear design vision, careful curation, and sound spatial planning are also essential when updating a historic home for the modern era. When designer Kara Hobbs‘ clients asked her to help update their 1970s home, she was up to the challenge — especially when it came to rethinking the living room.

You’d never guess what I’m using now!

This colorful set is perfect for spring.

A party trick that’ll elevate your next gathering, literally.

Plus five finds to bring the buzzy look into any space.

You won’t believe some of these finds!

Plus, you won’t want to miss their tips and tricks.

Designing a home collection with a best friend sounds like a total dream — lots of creativity, a little bit of chaos, and the once-a-life-time opportunity to bring the very products you can’t find anywhere else into existence.

I always love a quick and easy DIY, and I’m also an avid collector of vintage textiles — so when I saw Leanne Ford’s “minimal effort” curtain hack a few weeks ago, I knew I had to try it. Ford says that with a few hooks, twine, and vintage lace she can create the easiest and chicest makeshift curtain in just a few minutes. Sign me up!

Welcome back, animal print!

This Big Apple kitchen makes a big statement.

Know what to avoid when shopping for outdoor decor this spring.

The easiest upgrade I ever made — I don’t even miss the dresser!

Consider this your one-stop-shop for all the best (affordable!) solid wood pieces on the market right now.

Since moving to a new apartment a few months ago, I’ve been on the lookout for budget-friendly home decor. While I don’t mind splurging on a few key furniture pieces, when it comes to decorative accents, I tend to look for items that don’t break the bank. Designers tend to call this “the high/low method.”My friend, Libby Fehsenfeld, home staging consultant at Tralala Interiors, swears by it.

Trust us, this one trick will make your outdoor space pop — big or small!

Decorating disasters waiting to happen.

It’s potentially more small-space-friendly, too!

A little birdie told me you’d love these.

These ideas just might spark your next makeover.

Don’t skip this tiny detail.

You can’t go wrong with this expert intel.

Trust me. I really don’t usually say this, but … run, don’t walk!

It’s giving decadence and drama!

When I first moved into my Brooklyn apartment about two years ago now, I was thrilled to finally have more space — until I actually got my furniture in there and realized it looked like dollhouse decor. With much higher ceilings, about 10 times the wall space, and a whole extra room to fill, everything from my East Village studio looked downright silly in my Brooklyn one-bedroom.

Indoors or out, these finds are total gems!

Make a beeline for this at your store!

They're perfect both indoors and out!

It may seem frivolous, but I think they’re foundational.

The pieces are cute and cozy as a button!