If "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" is one of your wintertime faves, you'll want one of these $9 lemon cypress trees.

Her impressive collection of modernist furniture and decor makes her space look like a curated showroom.

These sweet-smelling $16 candles are a great choice for fall and winter.

Lounge like Oprah and Adele.

It'll make you want to bake in a leather jacket.

And you can get the same one.

Who knew this color combo could be so haunting?

It smells like #FreeBritney.

One commenter said it best: “I would die.”

“Queer Eye”’s Jonathan Van Ness is no stranger to a statement piece. Be it a colorful caftan, a long, flowing cape, or a pair of glorious heels, Van Ness is always down to make a look pop. So it was no surprise to see a bright, raspberry-colored couch in their home in a recent Instagram post — and the vibrant color may just make you rethink your own living room color scheme.Van Ness shared a picture of their pup and his two sisters hanging out on the sofa on Sept. 19.

Warmer metals like brass and copper have been making a comeback in interior design for a few seasons now. Blame it on the cottagecore boom or the classic trend cycle, no matter how you slice it, warm-toned fixtures, finishes, and accessories are back. But according to Martha Stewart, they were never really gone, to begin with.Stewart’s official Instagram page posted an image of her copper collection, which is made up of three sets of copper chargers.

Turn your home into the creepiest, spooktacular fun house on the block.

Pottery Barn dropped its Halloween collection for 2021, and it offers something for every lover of spooky season. From cutsie plush ghost pillows and Peanuts-illustrated plates to realistic faux pumpkins and a Harry Potter Hippogriff lawn ornament (your Christmastime light-up reindeer just got replaced), this collection is stuffed to the brim with fun. But it’s Pottery Barn’s new skeleton drinkware collection that stands out from the crowd. It’s ghoulish, yet gorgeous.

This cute fruit Halloween decor (starting at $5!) will have you produce shopping in the home decor section.

Just over a year after a chimney fire destroyed her upstate New York home, Rachael Ray shared an image of her temporary home office in which she completed her latest book, “This Must Be the Place“. On Sept. 17, Ray posted a picture of the eclectic spot where she penned her latest book and reflected on how this space helped her cope with the loss of her home of 15 years.