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Without using a rug or a room divider!

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It’s known as Zanotta House New York.

These 55 game-changing products are the ones we use in our own homes and recommend to each other as well as to our friends and family.

Pull out your shag toilet cover.

Whether it's a weekend or a weekday off of work, it's definitely possible to make the time feel unique and enjoyable.

These pieces are a great addition to a gallery wall, but they can also hold their own in an entryway over a console or in a bedroom over a dresser.

The internet has questions.

They're beyond adorable!

As most avid tea drinkers will tell you, if you are using tea bags, you can get extra use out of them if you are willing to do so. Most people just chuck them into the trash, compost heap, or recycling bin, but saving them for your next tea is also an interesting idea.The first thing that you should know is that it’s fine to reuse tea bags. The drawback is that after the first cup, you lose flavor and strength. But if you enjoy strong tea, there is a way to reuse your tea bags.

If you love decorating for the holidays but don't have a ton of room, these ideas for getting festive with a small footprint might just be the answer.

Clearly, bouclé isn’t going anywhere any time soon.

According to Interior designers!

When it’s time to decorate your space, you already know that Wayfair’s got just what you need. But the home decor hub has more than just the hum-drum, as one Twitter user discovered when they stumbled upon one of the retailer’s wildest homeware pieces.Atlanta resident @allamaraine4 recently found Design Tuscano’s Giant King Crab Sculptural Lounge Chair on the site. And yes, just as its name details, it really is a chair in the shape of a giant king crab.

It’s no secret: We love IKEA in all of its attainable, design-forward glory. But that’s not to say it’s the easiest store to shop in. In fact, we generally recommend you head in-store only if you already know what you want. Otherwise, prepare to be overwhelmed. That said, there is a somewhat secret section of IKEA that will change the way you approach the IKEA experience: the As-Is section.