Decorating In Design

They’re already hard to find.

Save yourself the time and effort.

Where do we draw the line when it comes to vintage finds? Interior designers weigh in.

All of these tips come from homes featured in our archive (no designer needed!).

Planning on a reno this year? Bookmark this.

I’m OBSESSED — and so is TikTok!

They’re all under $100.

It made all the difference in the world.

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

Hint: Look up!

The movement focuses on a pattern, not a color.

Whether you're looking for a classic bistro table for two or a larger farmhouse design for entertaining, you need to read this list.

Great buys for every budget.

This project has brought me so much joy.

Solid wood? Say less!

Make your bed the best seat in the house.

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!

I snagged one for myself, and trust me — the hype is real!

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 versatile.

Turn your bathroom into a jewel box.

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

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.

The tile and the appliances are major!

Pro decorators use it all the time.

Are you in bed next to the enemy?

Skip these if you want your kitchen design to have longevity.

Quartz is out for 2026 — plus two other overdone details.

Timeless and fearless — what’s not to love?

Same layout, but all-new look!

Don’t worry — it’s still modern.

It’ll change the way you think about your walls.

Meet designers’ hall-of-famers.

These were fun to play around with and functional.

Modern elements meet old-world elegance in this vintage-inspired space.

Our exclusive survey reveals all.

Think: comfort, personality, and a little bit of drama.

Fear not, holiday procrastinators — there’s still time to shine!

You’ll want to try it ASAP.

My whole morning routine has never been the same.

The look is very Nancy Meyers-esque!

Proof that no room is ever truly “done”!

Honestly, we were impressed.

Check the closet for one of these while you’re home for the holidays!

From charming to just too commonplace.

It’s the perfect combo of form and function.

Sometimes the slowest design decisions end up being the smartest ones.

I couldn’t agree more with #4.

Keep those leftovers out of the landfill!

You can’t go wrong with this one.

If you like to get or give candles, you’ll want to read this.

I’m pulling out all the stops.

We’ll take 3, please!

You really can’t go wrong with this pint-sized package.

These ideas just might spark your next makeover.

Who knew a grout saw would be my saving grace?

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

Vintage textiles are a designer’s best friend.

A "staged" vibe isn't always a good one.

It makes art look so much better in an instant!

Powered by a dreamy, fairy-tale-inspired style swirl of lights.

And the brand it’s with is good!

We called it!

This look is maximalism to the max.

Plus, it’ll cost you next to nothing!

Pantone said neutral white was in, and I agree.