Celebrities

Plus, play dress-up in her closet.

And you can get the same one.

The actress calls it “a sexy cave.”

It radiates pure joy.

“When I’m dressing someone, I always try to find a way to express their personality, and I wanted to do the same for my home."

“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.

Welcome to the dark side.

The celebrity chef's kitchen is the exception.

From airy provincial kitchens to minimally modern living rooms, the all-white theme seems to be thriving in homes everywhere. The monochromatic color scheme is known to be sleek but not suffocating, sophisticated yet cozy and most importantly, simple but not boring. Take for instance Angela Simmons, who showed off her all-white country kitchen in a video recently posted to Instagram celebrating her son Sutton’s fifth birthday.

Normally, one might steer clear of mixing children and an all-white decor scheme in their home, but it seems to be the perfect combination for actress, entrepreneur, and chef Tia Mowry. This week, the television staple posed with her three-year-old daughter Cairo on their staircase, which is full of elements to love: white, wood, rich textures, subtle details — and perennial home decor favorite, brick.

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.

"We really [have] a safe space, a fun space, and a space filled with so much love.”

The paint color is surprisingly dark for a nursery, but it looks great.

It contrasts so well with her dark blue front door.

Jonathan and Drew Scott know best.

The zen retreat is quite the contrast to the loud, flashy New York City-vibe the rapper is instantly associated with.

It's one of a kind, attention-grabbing, and sure to set trends, just like Lizzo.

She and sister Venus designed the chandelier, along with the rest of her house.

Luckily for you, these are fairly easy to come by at a local thrift or vintage store.

"The Drew Barrymore Design Show" has a nice ring to it, don't you think, HGTV?

It makes a bold statement.

The bold couches make a statement.