Styles Trends

Color is key — but how you use it is even more important!

It’s also cheaper than the alternative, to boot.

That peel-and-stick wallpaper, though!

Leave it to the "Lizzie McGuire" star to revive a trend from the aughts.

It’s the tiny, awkward room I didn’t know I needed.

Mix and match at will — pattern play is still very much a thing!

Less “boho clutter,” more curated warmth.

A single product gets the job done.

Put your collection to work and you’ll enjoy it so much more!

Back and better than ever!

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

You’re going to love this list.

It's the Year of the Horse... and of "horse girl" decor!

Everything is within an arm’s reach.

How to add vintage vibes to even the most modern spaces.

It looks like a designer piece worth thousands.

These micro windows were totally transformed.

We’d panic if these were ever discontinued!

This tip is $0!

You’ll never look at this vintage find the same way again.

It’s admittedly “Type A,” but works so well.

And which color is rising in popularity after its downfall.

Designers weigh in on how to get that "grandma chic" look.

Some are even a “hard” no!

Eclectic, charming, and oh so functional!

Don’t hate us for #3.

It’s not what you might expect.

Related shades also work well, too.

This rule never fails!

Bye-bye, linoleum — you won’t be missed!

Maybe you already have them in your space?

You're about to see these everywhere.

Designers weigh in on the trend.

It will make your kitchen look so sleek.

And designers agree!

Inspiration this way!

These lessons save you money and improve your eye, too.

It’s going to be a year of some serious bling.

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

Minimize distractions and increase your concentration by decorating with this one color.

There’s something so comforting about the vintage trends we’re seeing everywhere right now. Vintage and vintage-inspired pieces are as popular as ever, of course — as are design details like lace, fringe, and old-school upholstery patterns. Designers think that the motivation behind this shift is strongly tied to the emotional and nostalgic connotations of vintage style.

Honestly? It could stay up all year long.

It has us rethinking EVERYTHING.

Effortless elegance for your windows.

It’s honestly super simple!

Her kitchen is going viral (yet again!).

This genius idea might have just revived the accent wall trend!

These colors are instant bliss.

Save yourself the time and effort.

Planning on a reno this year? Bookmark this.

It feels right after years of “butter” yellow being trendy.

Seriously, it’s solid wood — and it matches my vintage dining chairs perfectly!

Believe it or not, it’s not going to cost you much to cop, either.

The movement focuses on a pattern, not a color.

It’ll convince you it’s time to mount this year.

Designers say kitchens are getting softer, and it starts at the sink.

Say goodbye to the clawfoot tub.

Inexpensive and oh-so easy!

If you thought Ralph Lauren aesthetics were left in 2025, think again.

I recently moved to a new apartment in Los Angeles, and ever since I’ve been on a mission to make my home feel not just cozy and inviting, but also sophisticated. I tend to stick to neutral color palettes — my living room, in particular, has white walls and a white sofa — so I was looking for ways to add some intrigue to the space through texture as opposed to color. I just wasn’t quite sure how or where to start.

It’s so much easier than painting an entire room.

Turn your bathroom into a jewel box.

This handcrafted gem is under $30. I’m obsessed!

It's impressive!

Color is coming as are a few other old school trends.

Get the Kendall Jenner mountain house look for less!

New layout, new appliances, and a new vibe!

When it comes to painting your home, bright colors can be intimidating — especially if your space is on the smaller side. Color becomes crucial when they’re vivid and flamboyant, meaning you’ll need to be intentional; throwing a hot pink pillow on the couch or a lime green print on the wall of an otherwise understated space may come across tacky rather than tasteful, design pros say.I spoke to interior designer Linda Hayslett of LH.