Furniture Decorating

The 175-piece collection has everything you need to reconfigure your bedroom, entryway, living and dining areas, and of course, home office.

Including the most beautiful pantry we've ever seen.

Good news: You might already own it!

MUJI's new furniture subscription service offers temporary office setups as remote work becomes the new norm.

Even if you've never been to Scandinavia, you can still bring the region's style to your own home.

It's been 50 years since its original debut.

The capsule-shaped chair aims to block out noise and distractions.

The cherry atop a design sundae!

Dragging furniture from one home to the next is pretty standard practice. And as your most-used furniture finds its new home in your living room, dining room and bedroom, have you ever noticed there’s sometimes perfectly-good-so-why-get-rid-of-it “leftover” furniture that you always struggle to find a place for? For me it’s a handful of chairs.

Don't leave your floating sofa in a lurch.

It's the comeback kid of 2020.

Once upon a time, Urban Outfitter’s home section was a place to go for inexpensive sleeper couches and duvet covers and not much else. Recently, however, the retailer has expanded its line to include a number of looks at affordable prices. The new Modern Boho collection is one such example. Rather than the “downtown loft” vibe of the UO days of yore, this is all sun-drenched Laurel Canyon bungalow.

Adding that last layer to a room means arranging and styling surfaces like windowsills, tabletops, and especially empty bookshelves. You can leave these to the last minute, as they are the finishing touches rather than the backbone of your design. Here’s how we tackled Ashley’s bookshelves during the makeover: Before you get started, gather lots of things in a variety of finishes, shapes, textures, and colors.

IKEA is always introducing exciting new products. The downside of this is that they’re always retiring old products. Some of them you may never miss, or never even notice that they’re gone, but the loss of others feels like the loss of an old friend. (Sure, I never did buy a canopy bed from IKEA, but it was nice to know that I could. You know?) A moment of silence, please, for these eight beloved IKEA products, taken from us too soon.

Rattan lovers this way.

Despite being small, bathrooms can be the trickiest to decorate. We find ourselves thinking wisely about every decision, since this room holds a captive audience. If you’re looking for a little country or vintage charm in your bathroom, try recycling or repurposing something you may already have.

Move over, navy blue velvet!

Use your dollars to support Black-owned businesses.

It's so easy!

Perfect for lounging, reading, and napping.

No space is small enough for a basket or two.

It comes as no surprise that the phrase “lighting is everything” is commonly heard in the world of interior design. No matter how lovely a home is, how stylish or well arranged a living room, if the lighting leaves something to be desired, all that charm can quickly lose its luster. During daylight hours a lamp serves as an accessory to a room much in the way jewelry is to an outfit, but when night falls and the lamps turn on, we rely on them to create ambiance.

Transforming your living room is just a click away...

Have a chair that's been sitting around waiting for you to reupholster it? Want to cook up some new pillows for your sofa or bed? Well, we've got just the source guide for you.

Make your WFH setup even better than a traditional office space.

These places will help fill the Pier 1-shaped hole in your heart.

It doesn't take much!

When three different professional designers give their seal of approval to a sofa, you should pay attention.

Her grandparents' "orangey pine" vanity didn't look quite right in her own home, but this designer had a trick up her sleeve.

It's making us totally rethink leather.

Just look at those confetti colors.

So your sofa looks its best for as long as possible!

The Plan with Purpose line features four different types of peel-and-stick schedules.

It's modern glam.

Sixteen well-known, beloved furnishings face off against one another to be crowned the most iconic home item. Winner takes all!

And we got an exclusive sneak peek!

Get Wright's design vibes without the cost of an entire house.

Here's how to avoid a lemon.

Just because it's sold out doesn't mean you can't find it!

Regardless of whether you’re a novice or veteran plant parent, you can’t go wrong with a cactus: they’re stylish, affordable, hard to kill, and propagable. And as of today, Bloomscape is enticing plant lovers everywhere with their new line of cacti that they’ll deliver right to your door. The online plant shop launched their new cacti line called the Mojave Collection, curated by Bloomscape’s very own Plant Mom, Joyce Mast.

Experience your favorite rides right at home.

Never use TaskRabbit to put together your furniture again.

Thankfully, companies around the country are taking the spread of the coronavirus seriously and have told employees to stay home in an effort to keep the public and their fellow coworkers safe. However, for those who don’t work from home on the regular, having to set up a designated work space has posed quite the challenge. Where exactly do I set up shop? What do I use for a desk? How the heck do people do this on a daily basis?

We found options for every size and style.

You can virtually tour the top museums and galleries around the world! No ticket required.

Whether it’s a piece of furniture you found for free on the side of the road, a hand-me-down you’ve had for ages, something you found in a really affordable big-box store or just something that feels cheap looking to you, there are some successful things you can DIY to make a piece of furniture look a lot more expensive (and personal!) to you. Splurge on some seriously rad hardware like pulls or handles and remove the less impressive ones that the furniture piece came to you with.

The kitchen: it’s the laboratory of the home, where we “work” to create meals for ourselves and those we live with. Conversely, it’s also often the social hub of the home, where friends gather at parties or even where you might like to hang out solo, just reading a book or listening to the radio. With these dual purposes in mind, it’s often tricky to strike the right lighting balance.

Day 18: Monday, August 26 Assignment: Work on your furniture placement only – no accessories, artwork or decor yet! Congratulations to everyone on making it to the last leg of the Style Cure, with an extra round of applause for everyone who tackled the big paint job this past weekend.

My search for the perfect coffee table is endless. Not because of a lack of variety, just the opposite. There are tables in so many sizes, shapes and materials that, as often happens to me while decorating, I’m paralyzed by choice.There are so many beautiful options that each new, amazing find just reinforces my idea that committing to one table will, through the evil influence of Murphy’s Law, lead me down a path to an even more perfect choice.Then there are the rules.

Feel like a queen bee in this floral throne.

If only there was a way to turn back the clock.

The '70s are back!

If you're a fan of MCM style, you'll love this.

What will they think of next??

Paint, who?

And it's not appliances.

We got to chat with Kelly Wearstler after she decorated the new Santa Monica Proper hotel with one-of-a-kind gems.

It's totally possible to make a living room work—and work well—without a large-scale sofa. You just have to be down for a not quite traditional layout.

And the kid has some critiques.

Bring some magic to your muggle meals.

Here are 10 secondhand staples you run into at thrift stores all the time, and 10 corresponding DIY projects to modernize them. Most are simple projects that are both do-able and transformative. Keep them in mind the next time you are wandering around a flea market, or in your favorite Goodwill. Mismatched Plates: These DIY tiered stands are inexpensive to make, and a great way to use old dishes.

What's old school is now school.

ROYGBIV is back!

One of the biggest challenges of living in a single room is figuring out where to put the furniture. Since my current home is a 250 square foot studio, I’ve experienced this frustration firsthand, so I’ve decided to create a handy guide to steer you through the process of laying out your studio apartment. 1. Start with the bed.

It's already turning our lives around.

Its three cat bed models are called The Cube, The Ball, and The Bed.

Fluted forms are making a comeback, and we're here for it.

It was a good year for our apartments.

Really—it is!

Hint: It's the easiest ever way to style your sofa.

Sometimes, chairs come into our lives. It’s all very casual: we don’t really love them, but we kind of like them, and they were just there at the yard sale, and they were cheap and we could kind of see potential… So we bring them home with us only to realize that we will never actually pay the price to have them reupholstered—they get stashed away in the basement or the garage. But if they are vinyl, it doesn’t have to end there!

Shearling and sherpa lovers, meet your new favorite decor trend: Bouclé furniture.