It’s all just so good.

It's pretty shocking to be honest, and she says she never will have it in any of her homes!

And it can be budget-friendly, too.

Try it, and you won't be disappointed!

I want one in every color, and you probably will, too!

In your living room and beyond.

Straight from the biggest kitchen and bath trade show in America!

“I think my work is about finding beauty where you least expect it and really elevating the ordinary,” says the interiors stylist, author, and artistic director-at-large of Beni Rugs.

They all make great gifts, too!

Though the Pittsburgh native's star has only risen since she burst onto the design scene a few years ago, Ford has always had a strong point of view when it comes to interiors.

Tile style for the win!

It's not a neutral, but don't worry — it works with subtle shades brilliantly!

Whether you're more of a one-and-done oversized art person — or all about a gallery wall.

Did somebody say wearable blankets?

Bye bye, pilling fabric!

Form meets function in this gorgeous family home.

According to Pinterest!

These five tips struck me as especially smart, and hopefully, you'll find them just as useful.

Have a decorative throw pillow addiction but not sure what to do with them when you're ready to go to sleep?

Now she has room for a dedicated home office—and maybe you can, too!

When it comes to rugs, we're team vintage.

But it's seriously stylish!

According to designers!

You've probably never thought of some of these ideas before!

It's a DIY-friendly project, but doesn't look it.

So you might want to double down on it!

Because we know going to the dark side can be polarizing.

Gallery walls aren't just for hanging over a sofa.

Make the most of each and every inch with these savvy ideas.

What was once the look of college crash pads is basically now high design. I'm not entirely sure how I feel about this.

Ch-ch-changes!

According to Rebecca Atwood, who has a new collection with Pottery Barn!

Get your money's worth out of your sofa with this designer-approved style.

Certain colors get a bad rap for being blah, harsh, and hard to work with, especially in small interiors where natural light is hard to come by. But I, and a handful of designers polled here, would argue that it’s about the mix, and “ugly” colors too can sing in the right surroundings. So if you’ve written off one or more of the shades that made this list, you might want to reconsider.

It might be time for white marble to step down from its throne.

And it’s making me rethink pink!

And it's a fall dream!

Hope you’re reading this one at home because it’s about to get a little risqué up in here. But for good reason. Lately, designers have been featuring the body—female breasts and butts to be specific—on housewares, art prints, embroidery, and clothing, and it’s not simply in appreciation of those killer curves. But we’ll get to that later.

(And we’re not talking tile or clay pots.)

America is a diverse nation and the design scene here is absolutely reflective of that. Different cultural influences aesthetics have prevailed over the years, so it’s tough to say what’s characteristically American.

Scratches, dust, and cloudiness, be gone!