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These options look good on your bed all year round.

Lounging has never looked this good.

Next to wood paneling, shag carpets, and avocado appliances, you’ve got Malm fireplaces in line for being one of the ’60s and ’70s most iconic home furnishings. Shaped more like a vehicle from “The Jetsons” than a house-warming mechanism, Malm fireplaces aren’t an imitation or a brand trying to copy the vintage vibe so many of us are now pining after again—no—they’re the real deal.

Bunk beds are a great way to have two people share a bedroom, and they’re a great solution for small bedrooms as well. But as spectacular as bunk beds may be, they leave little room for organization. Unlike a regular bed setup, there are limited storage options for bunk beds, making it difficult to keep things like  books, glasses and water bottles next to the bed. Enter the bunk bed shelf.

A coffee table is a pretty important piece in the grand scheme of your living room. It’s both utilitarian and a chance to make a style statement. The biggest problem when shopping for a coffee table, though, is that the truly unique ones often cost an arm and a leg. So I tasked myself with finding 12 that come in under $500 and offer way more stylistically than your standard wood or open frame table.

From aesthetically pleasing litter boxes to posh kitty beds, the pet industry is starting to cater more and more to the design-loving cat person and their menagerie. If you’ve ever brought home a carpet-covered cat tree only to have your cat look at it in disdain, or witness your tabby scratching up your tired-looking furniture, you must know it’s a sign. As a discerning species, your cat naturally deserves the best—and, so does your home.

If you’ve been searching for a fresh way to bring more lighting into your home that won’t take up a ton of space, consider the perks of swing-arm wall sconces. Not only are they much less bulky than most table lamps and pendants, these wall-mounted wonders are designed with adjustable arms for a more contemporary—and space-savvy—lighting solution.

The mere mention of marble conjures up the honed surfaces of luxury hotels, iconic landmarks such as the Taj Mahal, and lavish dream kitchens and bathrooms, yet the longstanding stone favorite is making a grand entrance into our homes these days in more affordable ways than just via floor or counter surfaces. Whether splurging for the natural stone itself or opting for the faux look, the trend has never been more attainable to get. Peruse our roundup of marble-ous (see what we did there?

I've rounded up some of the best options on the market today to help you find slipcovers that are high functioning in both style and practicality. No easy feat!

These planters are so darn cute, they might just steal the show from your houseplants (it’s a risk I’m willing to take!). Pair each pint-sized pot with an air plant or tiny succulent, then let them strut their stuff along a mantel, bookshelf, or windowsill. Octopus air plant hanger, from theYarnKitchen, $24. Have your air plants go deep-sea diving in a felted wool octopus hanger, available in 24 different colors. Cat ceramic plant pot, by Noe Marin, $29.