Styles & Trends Decorating

Take a look on Instagram or flip through your favorite home stores' spring catalogs, and you'll see what I mean: metal orbs sitting pretty on shelves, a marble ball topping a stack of design books, and half-circles or large stone spheres serving as the bases of tables.

It "embodies strength and calmness."

Plus, the top design trends taking over Pinterest.

Playful patterns! Terrazzo! Abstract!

Get ready to be calm and cozy!

It's not too late to welcome change in your home!

“Eclectically bold with attention for the peculiar.” That’s how Los Angeles-based interior designer and Haus of Meeshie founder Michelle “Meeshie” Fahmy describes her aesthetic.

Scrolling through Anastasia Casey’s Instagram is like being transported to home decor heaven. That approach is what Casey brings to all of her clients at IDCO Studio.

Ugly-pretty is totally a thing.

And it's not what you think!

I promise!

What's new in wood, tiles, and more!

Move over, Shaker style!

If those "new year, new me" feelings haven't worn off just yet, take some advice from style stars Justina Blakeney and Camille Styles.

The healing hue symbolizes new ideas and fresh perspectives.

And it's better this time around for several reasons.

Starting at just $30!

It's smallish but mighty!

Out with the old and in with the new!

It's so versatile, and looks incredibly luxe.

According to designers!

... and it's a great way to start redecorating projects for 2021.

Grandmillennial style is still going strong!

10 ways to try this tactile trend... on poufs, pillows, and more.

And here’s what they said.

Art Deco! Sustainable decor! Wallpaper!

According to Etsy, Pinterest, and Yelp experts!

Jewel and warm earth tones will be big.

According to the pros!

These trends are so 2020.

Here’s what will set the bar in stylish cookspaces next year.

Here's another new way to be a home body!

You can teach an old tool new tricks!

It takes cues from an American fashion staple.

We think this year's choice will surprise and delight you.

From renters, homeowners, and pro decorators alike!

Eight new takes on this trendy, aesthetically-pleasing seat

Tabletop FTW!

Great news for those who enjoy designs with major throwback vibes.

Bring this chic style home!

And it wasn't what I expected!

And you can make one for just $40 if you sew!

Elf on the shelf but make it retro!

And here's where to get it.

Is it a flash in the pan or a legit trend?

Looking to expand your family? Check out these kid- and pet-friendly home decor items that don't skimp on style.

This non-neutral is taking over.

Solid styling tips ahead!

When I ask you to picture a mobile, I’m guessing you imagine either a sweet symphony of sheep hanging over an infant’s crib, or an Alexander Calder masterpiece. But luckily, mobiles are no longer reserved for babies or loaded art collectors.

Wood beams, wainscoting, and beyond—all on the cheap!

And it’s one of the best ways to store books!

And it's rental-friendly, too!

Tweaking these things now could make a world of a difference in how your living room functions.

It's not about a specific color, or an aesthetic, or even a particular style of furniture.

These pieces are clear winners.

Go greener in your home with these vertical plant display ideas!

You may just get inspired to put this minimalist art trend here, there, and everywhere after scrolling through the millions of Instagram tagged posts.

Warmer stone home decor is ahead!

It's no wonder the bar for the modern dream home is set so high.

This color creates harmony wherever you put it!

From macramé to chalk-painted furniture.

Get all the colorful charm look for less!

A Grecian bust that also doubles as a planter? Yes, please!

This fall's big trend is 2020's pared-back answer to the terrazzo look that took the design world by storm a couple of years ago.

Anything that comes to mind when you think “cabin in the woods during autumn”—that’s cabincore.

Cottagecore, but make it budget!

Why not lay the groundwork for your holiday decor now?

Long-distance gifting is at top of mind.

And Instagram!

Sherwin-Williams announced its 2021 Color of the Year, and the hue is a blend of nostalgia with the desire for sanctuary.

And it's easy to DIY, too!

Experts say these themes are on the way out.