Save on space AND money.

What a gamechanger.

These plates, cups, and dishes won't break and are perfect for serving outdoors.

With 4th of July right around the corner, it's a good time to shop small & local.

Authentic, vintage, and one-of-a-kind.

Take versatility to a new level.

Say goodbye to your boring, ordinary vases.

You don't have to live on the coast to enjoy this beach-inspired decor.

Warm weather is officially here for most of us (as long as I didn’t just jinx it), and with that comes the need, or rather desire, to update your outdoor space. From changing up the cushions to swapping out the accessories, making small changes is the key to making your outdoor space feel like an extension of your home. Of course, not everyone is lucky enough to have outdoor space.

These genius little kitchen tools bring something new (or super useful) to the table.

Does your home need a refresh? Picking up and starting over? New apartment? Whatever the case may be, these home basics are the perfect starting point.

The easiest way to make your home feel more adult and unique-to-you is by adding original artwork. Period. Whether it’s a limited-edition print or something completely original, artwork can make a space feel individual and personal—a way to express your unique taste. And, quite simply, it’s a purchase that will pay back tenfold in style and the feeling of decorating done right. But original artwork doesn’t have to mean serious amounts of moolah.

Summer entertaining is the best. Getting everyone together, enjoying the weather, throwing something on the grill or just bringing some potluck dishes—it’s sociable and just makes you feel good. But what’s perhaps even better? Some libations added to the mix.

Candles are the best. I write that knowing full well I have about 12 right now in my small, studio apartment—with another couple or so ready to be burned in storage. They’re such an easy way to change the mood of a home, create ambiance, and make everything feel a bit cozier.

There’s nothing better than marrying practicality with design when it comes to home decor, and that is done in my home with a box that stays stashed on my bookcase. What do I keep in said box? A little bit of everything—some push pins, extra keys to my apartment, a few gift cards I have hidden away for gifts… you get the gist. It’s my junk drawer of sorts. Except, it looks chic. (And that’s all that matters, right?

Buying gifts is never easy, especially when you have very little idea of what the person is like or, uh, likes. You want to get something thoughtful, but not too specific, and we’re here to help you tow that line. Whether it’s a newly minted family member (what’s up sister-in-law) or that new neighbor your S.O. invited over for holiday festivities, here are some ideas that will fit the bill.

Buying a housewarming gift is sometimes easier said than done. Balancing what someone would want with something you’d actually want to give them (look, we all could appreciate a water filtration system, but…) is a task in and of itself, and it can leave you buying two bottles of wine and calling it a day. But while wine is (almost always) appreciated, sometimes it’s the unexpected that can make an impact.

Rattan home decor items for those on a budget.

This pineapple jewelry tray adds an easy whimsical touch to any surface.

They're an easy way to upgrade your space, both outdoors and indoors.

These bath runners will give an upgrade to your everyday, run-of-the-mill bath mats.

I get it. Even when you have the luxury of a guest room, you know it’s often just a chore to get clean sheets on the bed 10 minutes before your guests arrive. But while your guests are obviously just happy to have a place to rest their heads, these extra touches stolen from some of the coziest of hotel rooms will take your guests’ experience from one to 100. There’s a reason why many hotels use crisp white sheets as the base for their bedding looks.

Because looks are just part of the equation. You gotta be able to drink from it, too.

If you’ve ever stayed in an Airbnb, you know that those homes can pack a seriously stylish punch. And with the newly launched Airbnb Plus, you’ll see even more of that. All of the homes are a new tier of breathtaking listings, inspected and verified in person against a 100-point checklist for quality and comfort to ensure a premium experience for guests (AKA us). Here, a look at the top wish-listed Airbnbs on Airbnb Plus and the design takeaways you can use in your own home.

My home, as it is for many, is my respite from the rest of the world. It’s the thing I come home to pretty much every night, and it’s important that it be a safe haven and damn cozy. But because I live in a small studio, I try to keep things interesting by switching out items to create new moments of interest.