The Latest: Jul 3, 2015

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Critical Thinking: Identifying What You Really Like About a Room in a Photo

When you’re clicking around the internet with inspiration in mind, you sometimes come across those great photos that make you gasp. But why? Can you pinpoint exactly what you like about a beautiful picture so you can recreate that element in your own space? It’s probably one of these things. Even if you don’t love large lemon art, you might be drawn to how bright and happy the above photo feels. Or maybe a moody, dramatic photo really gets you going.

Jennifer Hunter

Jul 3, 2015

7 Commonly Neglected Areas That Need a Little TLC

The Kitchn Editors

Jul 3, 2015

A Collector’s Hollywood Bachelor Pad

Name: Sweatson Klank Location: Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA Size: 900 square feet Years lived in: 10 years; Rented As soon as you walk into Sweatson’s home, the living area is spacious, inviting and warm. My first observation is that Sweatson is an artist who has a knack for collecting things.

Monica Wang

Jul 3, 2015

Clashist’s New DTLA Office

Name: Heather Lipner / Clashist Location: Downtown Fashion District; Los Angeles, CA Size: 1,600 square feet Years lived in: Less than a year; Rented Clashist is a fun fashion line that emblazons everyday wear with sentimental pop culture throwbacks. Their t-shirts, leggings, and accessories honor icons like Joan Rivers, Beavis & Butt-head, Bill Murray and so on. Welcome to their new digs in Downtown LA!

Bethany Nauert

Jul 3, 2015

Make This Gorgeous Summer Berry Sangria

(Image credit: Kimberley Hasselbrink) From The Kitchn → Recipe: Summer Berry Sangria

Apartment Therapy

Jul 3, 2015

Before & After: Mediocre Melamine Cabinet Gets a Total Transformation

If you remember this Before & After project, then you know Kristen of The Painted Hive is not messing around when it comes to furniture transformations. She’s especially good at taking run-of-the-mill laminate furniture and turning those pieces into polished projects you’d be proud to have at home. After prepping the cabinet, Kristen resurfaced the entire face with small wooden hexagonal squares, added a base, and painted the sides black.

Dabney Frake

Jul 3, 2015