Decor & Accessories Decorating

Add a little autumn to your door and beyond!

Amuck, amuck, amuck!

In a new virtual appearance, the Duchess of Sussex did give fans a glimpse into her brand new living room, showing off a sweet tribute to her royal wedding day behind her.

Decorating for littles can still be big on style and sophistication.

Spoiler alert: Puny furniture is never the answer.

Get ready to be inspired!

And Instagram!

This underrated area has big design potential.

Mainly from IKEA products, no less.

Now it’s easy to copy Jenni Kayne’s textile style without even leaving your home to source vintage finds.

How many do you already have?

From Lil’ Kim’s “Hard Core” to The Beatles’ “Yellow Submarine."

And it's easy to DIY, too!

It's the first multi-floor home in the world of 3D printing.

Check these off your list now so you can spend chilly months cozied up inside.

Without a trip to the hardware store!

Five designers share the best and the brightest replacement lamps for torchieres.

Here’s why less can be more when it comes to styling decor.

There’s rarely a room that can’t benefit from a bit of personality, and these quirky finds will add just that.

These six ideas will help you deal with a lonely, floating refrigerator.

A look at what's to come, trend-wise, for this year and into 2021!

Time to sit down in a cozy corner, grab your favorite pencils or crayons, and go to town.

Thou shalt not buy something that doesn't fit your room or lifestyle.

If you have a closet to spare, these ideas will make it work harder for you.

The collection is affordable *and* chic.

Revisit the beloved "Mary Tyler Moore Show" apartment ahead of the sitcom's 50th anniversary.

Minimalism—but make it warm!

It’s full of luxe rattan, cane, leather, and limestone accents for less.

Here are 9 fun ways to use them in your home.

Give your living room a quick style boost!

With their swirled glass form and unique shape, they’re at once understated and statement pieces.

But these spaces prove it can be done!

Artfully eclectic is the goal!

Pick one—or more—and get to work!

There’s a Christmas decoration that will make you feel like you’re on a tropical vacation all year round.

And you can, too!

This line marks the first time Disney has sold inclusive costuming options, and here’s hoping other retailers will follow suit.

Like Transformers—but make it furniture!

Pressing play on these stylish series.

Without ruining it!

If you want to dip your toe in the world of wallpaper, here's how to do it without diving all the way in (and then running scared).

It’s time to diversify your coffee table.

The '80s, but make it modern!

I've been switching it up my linens here, and it's brought me a lot of joy.

Let's dig into what's going on with this squishy-looking trend.

You'll never guess which catalog it is!

Yes, that Lowe's.

Grandin Road's collection is a Halloween dream (or, nightmare).

You don't always have to follow the "rules."

The project serves as a creative outlet and a visual diary, detailing the things that have happened in a bizarre period.

If "tambour" sounds familiar but you can't quite place it, buckle up.

Make your home feel like a warm hug.

These tables rock—literally!

These decor tips are all grown-up.

Save time and money by avoiding these decorating pitfalls.

When it comes to interiors, is what’s good always gold?

Cheers to that!

No phthalates, lead, or paraffin wax here!

It'll add a pop of personality to your table—and protect it in the process!

Yep! No flowers, no problem!

And they're surprisingly easy to implement!

“Lucy Liu: One of These Things is Not Like the Other" is available to virtually tour on the Napa Valley Museum website.

Bubble baths and cookies are on the agenda.

Meet the modern day quilt, and you don't have to use it on a bed.

Stock up!

The inside of my fridge is super organized, but the outside is sheer chaos—and that's the way I like it.

The limited-edition collection is with Thai fashion brand Greyhound Original.

Checks, please!

Watch out for these Scandi design pitfalls!

Good news: You might already own it!

Jack Skellington would love the Halloween tree.

The project took Miller Nicholson six weeks to develop.