Decorating In Design

It's time to add a little magic to your space.

If you’re grocery shopping soon, keep an eye out for these items.

Starting at just $8.99!

Iconic lighting that doubles as sculptural art.

A wise furniture splurge will take you far.

Maximalism for color lovers on a budget.

It’s a trend to consider if comfort is key.

It's chic and practical.

From furniture to small decorative objects, starting at just $29!

It’s the brilliant fix that keeps on giving.

Shop these seven picks of Italian-inspired home accessories.

For the little dreamers and doers in your life.

Glass doors don’t usually offer much privacy, but now they can — and they can do it with style.

It all started with a Gray Malin photograph.

Starting at $2.99.

It uses fabric in the most unexpected way.

Or you should just rethink how you use it.

They’re festive and trendy but also neutral enough to put out early and leave up all fall long.

Because yes, there’s actually SO much overlap between fashion and decor.

People ask me about my dining room wall color all the time, and I have no regrets.

Being orderly doesn't have to mean giving up on style.

Treat your tiny spaces like any other for an extra dose of joy.

Style really meets function with this one.

Decorate your home like a life-sized Dreamhouse.

These glasses will have you sipping in style.

Whether you're in a dorm or an upgraded childhood bedroom.

According to a pro!

It’s for anyone who’s a little lazy but still wants a beautiful bed or sofa.

Bring your sun sign into your sleeping space.

This is the coolest alternative to a linen closet or medicine cabinet.

According to a designer.

For every room of the house!

Because who can choose just one shade?

Meet the RUDSTA, your new greenhouse.

And it could work for yours, too.

And we have all his best decorating tips.

If you’re looking to add storage in your small bedroom, a dresser isn’t your only option

In under 60 seconds.

Style your space like the pros without breaking the bank.

Pick your own apples, peaches, and pumpkins alongside the prettiest plants and outdoor decor.

Move over, wavy candles — this style is coming for your spot!

Here’s everything you need for getting settled in your new space.

It’s time to fill up those blank walls.

All you need is a can of spray paint and a sunny afternoon for this colorful DIY.

Get ready to recreate this DIY canopy bed that went viral.

In collaboration with Pottery Barn Kids and Pottery Barn Teen.

That strange strip of wall sandwiched between your ceiling and the top of a door frame has always been a kind of no man’s land, decor-wise. Like a tough-to-decorate, awkward corner, it’s usually not big enough for any major statement, but it’s not small enough to ignore without feeling like you’re missing an opportunity.   These above door decor ideas are sure to elevate any room in your home, whether you’re decorating on a budget or just need a quick refresh.

From tried and true to unexpectedly bold.

This is the comfy chair (and stool!) of my dreams.

It’s such a small touch, but a really effective one!

Steal some design tips from the people who first taught the pros.

You don't need to spend a lot to get a quality seat.

The results look surprisingly convincing.

No gatekeeping here — I promise!

All picks are under $40.

According to designers!

Smart ideas for a high-end-looking space.

It has the prettiest backsplash.

Designers shop at HomeGoods, too — and here’s what one pro has in her cart right now.

Blankets, bedding, and your mattress will get you far, but the right rug layout will take you over the cozy finish line.

Bring the colors of summer into your home.

According to a designer!

These are so chic!

Your jaw will hit the floor when you realize what this designer did with IKEA’s beloved BESTA.

From inspiration to reality: See how hotels, boutiques, and restaurants sparked ideas for these real-life kitchens, living rooms, bedrooms, and dining rooms.

Get a little creative with this entryway storage staple.

Coax cableshome theater setupsThe tools and instructions will help shortened your coax cable to use without needing for the cable man. Coax cable Coax cable cutter Crimp or screw-on F-connectors Wire cutters or some strong scissors 1. Determine how long of a cable you need, and cut it with scissors. We wanted several inches, so choose six inches just to be safe and allow us to have some room for error.

You may be surprised how well this youthful decor element works in this setting.

Turns out Big Blue has great sleep-space decor, too.

Meet the vintage plate wall 2.0.

As a home owner, building a custom shower pan can increase the value of your home. It offers a unique look and seamlessly integrates the shower base to your bathroom floor. If you’re a DIY renovator, this tutorial will help you understand the scope of work involved. The main objective is to create a completely waterproof sloped floor, with a drain, raised edge frame, and pretty mosaic tiles to cover it all up. Related Video: Working on your bathroom?

And he has some new products for your bedding choices, too.