Living Room

Decorating disasters waiting to happen.

Plus, I’m sharing actual blueprints that instantly improve flow.

These ideas just might spark your next makeover.

When I first moved into my Brooklyn apartment about two years ago now, I was thrilled to finally have more space — until I actually got my furniture in there and realized it looked like dollhouse decor. With much higher ceilings, about 10 times the wall space, and a whole extra room to fill, everything from my East Village studio looked downright silly in my Brooklyn one-bedroom.

New paint and old furniture makes a perfect spot for the whole family.

Your guests won't want to leave.

It’s sturdy, chic, and might solve all your storage problems.

Your wallet will be thrilled.

We love the Porcini Taupe color.

You’d genuinely never guess this piece came from IKEA.

The “before” felt static and cold — the “after” is pure warmth.

Here’s everything you need to know about the DTC brand.

Don’t hate us for #3.

All of these brilliant spaces are straight from our house tour archive.

You won’t even know it’s there.

Small-space dwellers should avoid these at *all* costs.

Just ask our editors.

Great buys for every budget.

It’s so versatile.

Don’t worry — it’s still modern.

It’s the New Year’s miracle we all need.

These ideas just might spark your next makeover.

Plus, several other winning picks for a stylish and serene living space.

The secret to why interiors across the pond are always cozier.

Mixing and matching is easier than you might think.

I’d swipe right on this couch.