Decorating by Room

It’s a popular hue for interiors in general.

Matching bedroom furniture is great, actually. Here are five reasons why.

Are you living with a tiny kitchen? And thinking that means no space to actually eat in your kitchen? Think again! Here are a handful of ideas and products that might just make an eat-in kitchen possible for you. 1. If you are short on space, get creative on where a table and chairs might go. Why not consider creating a window seat as in the kitchen shown above, from Studio Oink via The Style Files… 2. …or quite literally making one out of a window and a couple of seats… 3.

No major renovating required!

This kitchen cabinet alternative is under $200, too.

For some, the appearance of a television in a living room doesn’t offend. For others, it is essentially a giant black maw that upsets a room’s perfectly designed look. Thankfully, the act of disguising a television is a happy medium that can allow it to quietly visually recede into the background when not in use. These eight rooms are proof that camouflaging a TV can work.

You won't believe how lightweight and breathable they are.

From furniture to light fixtures, these bedrooms are perfect examples of how to make your small room more modern.

It's a win for hot sleepers like me.

This is budget-friendly, renter-friendly, and super-easy to do.

It feels like a dreamy combo of silk and cotton.

It’s a clever way to get products out of sight.

I can't get enough of this Erin Gates collab!

And you probably already have a few in your home!

Take home some leftovers.

It’s the perfect stylish addition to my workspace.

It’s an old house- and apartment-lover’s dream.

According to a design expert.

It's a super smart (and easy) bathroom upgrade.

She’s just trying to enjoy a bath in this relatable (and hilarious) video.

From string lights to sconces.

It’s taking up space and ruining your tools.

Here’s how to start your own.

According to designers.

Snag it while it’s on sale! 

These picks all have a bottom bunk low to the ground, for easy climbing in and out of bed.

Bunk beds are a great way to have two people share a bedroom, and they’re a great solution for small bedrooms as well. But as spectacular as bunk beds may be, they leave little room for organization. Unlike a regular bed setup, there are limited storage options for bunk beds, making it difficult to keep things like  books, glasses and water bottles next to the bed. Enter the bunk bed shelf.

This idea is perfect for small-space dwellers.

We don’t know who’s going to love them more, you or your little one!

Some people compared it to a kitchen out of a Sims video game.

Fresh cold brew without the wait!

It just might be your new favorite blanket, too.

It doesn't use any oil!

It's one of my all-time favorite Amazon purchases.

We found a luxurious down comforter for 50 percent off!

And yes, some of these have storage, too!

And it looks chic, too!

Your leftover tile can work in just about every single room in your home.

Make this decorating move. You won't be sorry!

This chair is couch-like in the best possible way.

From paint color inspiration to small-space styling strategies, you’ll find plenty of tips here.

Your room will be filled with light in no time (when you want it to be).

Because who doesn't love a good 3-in-1?

Who doesn't love a good two-in-one?

According to real estate pros.

“My dog would still manage to take up the whole bed,” said one commenter.

This may be the easiest, cheapest trick of all time for the living room and beyond.

Warning: Dangerously stunning curves ahead.

It's super easy to assemble — no tools required!

You’ll wish you thought of this sooner, and it won’t cost you much floor space either.

It makes salads fun. (Yes, really!)

Is your bedroom in need of a major refresh? Instead of following the latest trend that will be here today and gone tomorrow, consider taking notes from timeless sleep spaces that are still plenty Instagram-worthy. Whether you’re working with a narrow bedroom or the confines of a studio apartment, these cool bedroom ideas are sure to inspire.While this 750-square foot New York City apartment is short on space, it maximizes style and storage at every corner.

This shelf is far from eye level, but it actually works!

Refresh older cabinets with this clever trick.

Here are seven clever uses for those rods, brackets, and finials—that have nothing to do with windows.

Could your living room use a bit of a shakeup?

If you don’t want the cost or commitment of covering an entire room, this project is for you.

Gross bathroom got you down? Here are a few ways to make it all better.

Say goodbye to that mildew smell!

These rooms get it right when it comes to nailing the perfect placement of art hung above the bed.

It's the best spring layer.

The quintessential '80s bathroom: If sunken tubs, wall-to-wall carpeting, and bathrooms the size of a loft apartment sound good to you, you'll find plenty to love here.

Starting at just $87!

These tips will help you save thousands and still get the shower of your dreams.

We found something for every budget.

Pick up these cute kitchen items while getting your grocery shopping done.

And it can be budget-friendly, too.

Summer will be here sooner than you think.

It's like a recliner, but smarter.

Trundle beds are a must-have for making the most of a small bedroom, or creating the ultimate bunk space for epic sleepovers. The term originates from the British phase “truckle bed,” which has been traced back as far as the Elizabethan Age where Shakespeare himself uses it in his 1602 play, “The Merry Wives of Windsor.

It's also great for sweaty sleepers and anyone who goes to bed with wet hair.

Good chi only.