Decorating by Room

It's not every day that I get worked up over bathroom grout. Today is that day though.

Hint: It starts in the kitchen.

According to a real estate agent.

Just shear me out, these things rock!

These seven living room stood out this year with their great style and easy takeaway tips.

These small-space dwellers turned closets into miniature home offices, installed fold-down desks, designed custom solutions, and worked with what they already had to create highly efficient work zones... that also looked great, too.

Cleaning it is a breeze!

According to designers!

Plus, it uses a few household items you might already have on hand!

Featuring the Skims founder's trademark minimalist style.

These five tips struck me as especially smart, and hopefully, you'll find them just as useful.

They might just earn you a Paul Hollywood handshake.

The three things I got wrong about my kitchen counters — and two I got right.

I'm sharing so you can avoid them!

Fun fact, it's made from trees!

You know this piece well, but you probably haven't thought to use it here.

It's the bed covering of my dreams.

It creates storage out of thin air!

You can still DIY it though!

We rounded up every Cyber Week deal you won't want to miss!

For a breath-taking view.

I only wish I had gotten it sooner!

They're not, in fact, new cabinets!

Because sometimes it takes more than counting sheep ...

Yes, white is one of them, but you may be surprised by some of the other best entryway colors.

Delicious plant-based milk on your schedule, not the other way around.

According to design experts!

Now she has room for a dedicated home office—and maybe you can, too!

From headboards to chairs and lamps, starting at just $100.

Just a few key details (some new legs and handles) make these IKEA pieces look way more expensive than they are.

No room for a full set of furniture in your small bedroom? No problem.

When it comes to rugs, we're team vintage.

One of the best moments of the Cure is when that oh-so-virtuous feeling when you’ve just completed a big weekend assignment kicks in and you can relax, just basking in the glow of your job well done. This weekend, we’re moving into the bedroom for a deep clean. It’s one of those jobs – like the first weekend’s floor assignment – that sounds (and is) very unsexy but has a powerful effect on the space (and you!) once you’ve done it.

Next to my air fryer, it's my most-used countertop appliance.

The Verve chair felt like a safe, yet bold addition to my office space.

Your fitted sheet will never ride up again.

It'll cozy up your living room and beyond.

Here at Apartment Therapy, we spend a lot of time talking about small spaces: small space storage, small space furniture, you get it. We’ve written a lot about how to deal with a small bedroom, but what if you have the opposite problem: a big bedroom?A giant, cavernous space can be just as much of a design challenge as a tiny, cramped one. With that in mind, we’ve rounded up some ideas (and beautiful inspiration photos) for making your big bedroom feel cozy.

It's so versatile!

The answer is as easy as looking up.

The best part is that you can make it in whatever color or dimensions you'd like.

Oprah loves it — and so do we!

“To repeat my children's comment, ‘That’s just weird!’” says one real estate agent.

And the "tree" looks real, too!

Touch up your space without spending a fortune — and in less than an hour's time!

Think of these as the 201 of stocking a kitchen.

Get the best of the best without breaking the bank.

Convinced you can't fit a table in your tiny entryway? These 10 slim console tables might change your mind.

I've never felt so at home.

It's perfect for a living room, and here's why.

Here's what they said.

Hot sleepers, we're talking to you, too.

The design pros have spoken.

But it works beautifully, especially if you’re in a small space and you love lots of plants!

Here's what you need to know.

The classic bathroom shade comes with some drawbacks.

Without using a rug or a room divider!

Pull out your shag toilet cover.

As most avid tea drinkers will tell you, if you are using tea bags, you can get extra use out of them if you are willing to do so. Most people just chuck them into the trash, compost heap, or recycling bin, but saving them for your next tea is also an interesting idea.The first thing that you should know is that it’s fine to reuse tea bags. The drawback is that after the first cup, you lose flavor and strength. But if you enjoy strong tea, there is a way to reuse your tea bags.

According to Interior designers!

It's super easy to install, too.

According to an interior designer!

It's chic, space-saving, and affordable. Need I say more?

You probably won't even want to burn these fool-the-eye cuties!

Here's how to use it!

According to interior designers!

Retro, reliable, and ready to rock!

Hear me out.

According to design pros.

So you might want to double down on it!

There's a reason why the iconic retailer has been a sofa go-to for decades.

The must-have blanket for the cozy seasons.