Bridget Mallon

If you’re shopping for someone who loves their home, get them something that’ll help them enjoy it.

Plus, 71 more gift ideas!

Can we all take a moment to appreciate velvet?

In honor of "Scandi Week" we're breaking down the basics of this mega popular design style.

New year, new you, new home? No, thank you!

And it’s the perfect way to spark up a conversation.

Seriously, don’t sleep on this store.

Let your spooky energy shine through all year long.

Don’t sleep on the brand’s decorative accessories.

We all have a little cowgirl energy in us.

We’re in the midst of a Tuscan kitchen revival.

Why live with landlord special blinds if you don’t have to?

The wall space above your sofa is brimming with design potential, it just takes a little imagination.

When it comes to finding the luggage that’s right for you (and your next trip), there are a few questions you should ask: How will you be traveling? How long will you be traveling? How much stuff will you actually bring with you? The answers to those questions can help determine what kind of bag is right for you, whether that be a weekender, a carry-on, or a more substantial check bag. Of course, no matter which style of luggage you land on, not all bags are created equal.

Behr announced their choice for 2019's Color of the Year, and it's a lovely and livable shade.

Welcome to UnReal Estate, where we take characters from pop culture and reimagine their fantasy spaces into homes fit for the “real world.”After eight years, more than 70 episodes, and innumerable fan theories, the grand finale of HBO’s epic fantasy series “Game of Thrones” is finally here. Now that our watch is officially ended—and after this, let’s just say, controversial final season—we thought it would be fun to have some lighthearted GOT fun.

As Chrissy Teigen announced on Twitter, her son with John Legend is “herrrrrrre!” and the Internet is basically losing it with excitement. And while most people are focused on learning the new addition’s name, we can’t help but focus on something a little more design-y: his nursery. Unfortunately, it will probably be ages before we get a peek at what I can only assume is the world’s coolest nursery.

We’re halfway through 2018, and you know what that means? It’s time to start trend forecasting for 2019. Just yesterday, Sherwin Williams shared their color forecast for 2019, but PPG Paints is taking it one step further and announcing their pick for the Color of the Year. So what shade do they predict will reign supreme next year? Night Watch, a deep, almost jade-like green.

Growing up, it never really felt like an official family party until my dad and uncle retired to the twin tan recliners in my grandparents’ living room after dinner, while my grandpa settled into his own rusty orange recliner on the opposite side of the room. Within minutes of sitting down and kicking up their feet, all three would be sound asleep. How they could sleep through the sounds of six shrieking children pretending to be wolves, I’ll never know. It must have been the chairs.

As we inch closer and closer to 2019, the 2019 Color of the Year predictions have started steadily rolling in. The latest contender? Garden Patch, a grassy green from Dutch Boy Paints. While announcing the shade as their choice for Color of the Year, Dutch Boy described the hue as “not too deep and not too primary.

My two biggest passions in life are probably design and word play, so give me something that combines the two and I’m practically in heaven—like with greige, that aptly named neutral color that’s the perfect combination of gray and beige. But in all seriousness, greige really has become so popular in recent years that it’s now on the unofficial list of colors you need to know.

We’re finally in the last quarter of the year, which means the 2019 Color of the year announcements are streaming in more steadily than ever. The latest contender? Benjamin Moore. On October 10, the paint brand gathered design editors, interior designers and other industry folk at The Grill & The Pool at the Seagram Building in New York City (a bastion of mid-century modern design). After a few minutes of socializing and a welcome glass of champagne, it was time for the big announcement.

Joanna Gaines knows a thing or two about homes. She’s a skilled designer and one half of the team behind the Magnolia empire, and for five seasons, millions of us watched her and her husband Chip completely transform homes on “Fixer Upper.” Now, she wants to impart some of her wisdom to you.

Sentimental holidays, like Mother’s Day, are always a great time to reconnect with family and focus on heartfelt gifts. But it’s also a time to remember those loved ones who have passed on, and the good times you were able to spend together. And because that loss can feel extra apparent on these celebratory days, I love giving sentimental gifts that help people feel a renewed connection to lost loved ones.

I unabashedly love the Color of the Year hype. I follow every announcement, write about quite a few of them here at AT, and without fail, consider buying about 100 things in each chosen hue. So, no matter how many brands come out with their own announcements, I am here for it every. single. time. Luckily for me, these announcements usually kick off in June and continue throughout December, so I have plenty of time to bask in the COTY glow.

Drew Barrymore is a woman of many talents. She’s been a Hollywood mainstay since she was 4 years old, she’s authored best-selling books, she has her own line of wines, and is an official beauty guru thanks to her Flower Beauty line (shoutout to my personal faves the Flower Pots Blush and Light Illusion Foundation). And now, she’s poised to take the world of interiors by storm with her brand new line of furniture and decor, Drew Barrymore Flower Home.

Confession time: right now, my room is a mess. Like, a serious mess. As in, I would not let anyone but me actually step foot in there. But guess what? I don’t mind it in the least.There’s something undeniably soothing about letting myself just ignore chores like cleaning when I’m not in the mood. Especially when it comes to my bedroom.

To help get you vacation ready—or at least in a vacation state of mine—Target is launching a collaboration with a brand that personifies the summer lifestyle: vineyard vines.

When Target introduced their Opalhouse line last year it was a surprise departure from the more classic, everyday pieces the store was known for. All of a sudden we were hit with an explosion of texture and color and an array of furnishings that were at once boho chic and maximalist-friendly, and AT’s edit team was immediately hooked. In the words of our Managing Editor, Sarah Yang: “Opalhouse is my personal brand.

I don’t know about you, but I am a decidedly indecisive person. There’s no sweeter relief than avoiding decision making all together. Every time my roommate and I decide to grab a drink, we spend more time choosing a bar than we do at the actual bar. And I’m not an impulse shopper, I waiver back and forth for what feels like eternity before landing on a decision.

Am I the only one who wants a complete makeover every time another birthday rolls around? There’s just something about starting a new year that feels like the perfect time to try out a fresh look. My own is coming up next week and I’m already planning to dye my hair a new color and maybe get another ear piercing. And it turns out, IKEA furniture is a fan of the new year, new me mantra too.

When you think of Scandinavian design, a few things naturally come to mind. Think: simplicity, neutral color palettes, clean lines. But this month, one of the leader’s in Scandinavian home goods, IKEA, is turning that all on its head. The brand’s February launches are bright, colorful, and just plain fun. IKEA describes the new products as being “focused on boosting the energy in everyday life with joyful colors and bold, graphic patterns.