Decorating

There isn't one secret to it—just a lot of little ones.

It may not be for everyone, but it looks like this trend is here to stay, at least for the foreseeable future.

When you're on the 'gram regularly, you start noticing certain items popping up time and time again.

Because even the smallest spaces deserve a big personality.

We tried a magic tech-infused comforter to get through the temperamental Sprintertime weather.

Save big on these basics.

The dual-purpose pieces will save you space and effort.

If you can't hibernate, do these things instead!

Here's how to get in on the trend.

White paint isn't always the answer!

Yup, these things are actually from IKEA.

The fiery opposition is unanimous.

Bring some magic to your muggle meals.

These kitchen staples have come a long way over the past fifty years, and they are now not only useful but beautiful enough to keep out on your counter.

One apartment, three ways.

This rustic style is chic, comfortable, and more modern than you think.

Yes, a faucet, next to a bed.

Soft hues and geometric shapes give it a lighter, more spacious feel.

Don't miss the boat on this trend!

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.

It's cozy season, and dark walls are very on brand.

STOCKHOLM for the win!

What's old school is now school.

We love candles, but they aren't for everyone.

It's a scent that “reflects our yearning to be present and desire to find beauty and strength in simplicity so you can feel centered, focused and energized.”

Let us count the ways.

ROYGBIV is back!

Equally functional as they are eye-catching.

Max out your cook space with these savvy storage items.

We turned to bedding pros to get the answer.

Move over, white and beige!

In January, Stockholm gets around six hours of daylight. Here's how Swedes make the most of it.

If you’ve decided 2020 is the year you’ll finally redo your cook space, make sure it fits the new decade.

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.

The robots are coming… and they’re bringing toilet paper.

Yes, you can steal (ideas) from hotels.

What if I told you there was an alternative out there to those kind of finicky, often expensive overlapping wood boards Joanna Gaines made so popular?

She's very particular about when she takes down her Christmas decor—and for good reason.

Name: Ivy and Marlow Location: London, United Kingdom Room Size: 13′ x 13′ feet The simple white color palette that forms the base of sisters Ivy and Marlow’s bedroom really highlights the stunning architectural details of this beautiful London home. Wooden accents and colorful textiles add warmth and charm to the space, while the clean-lined furniture and modern accessories keep the room feeling fresh.

Shout out to Sarah Jessica Parker for the inspo.

It's already turning our lives around.

Yes, grandmillennial style is happening, and we're here for it.

Instant pick-me-up.

Membership not required!

More like brilliant move, actually, if you follow these tips.

New decade, new design rules.

It's amazing what a can of paint can do.

Lost in the city / I think of home / Finally round the bend

Read this if "organized living room" is one of your New Year's resolutions.

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

Stripe lovers, this one's for you!

Curious to know which images were pinned the most this year? Click to find out if your favorites made the list!

Ettore Sottsass' Ultrafragola is amazing, but we're not spending that much on a mirror.

Studio apartments are efficient, cost-effective options for living in the city of your dreams, whether it’s New York or L.A., but they don’t exactly offer much privacy. However, you can still create a soothing sanctuary that feels separate from the rest of your open-floor plan home without bringing in a contractor or spending a lot of money.

New year, new look.

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

It was a good year for our apartments.

Of all the elements in a designer's toolbox, nothing wields quite as much power as a strong combination of colors.

You won't be able to unsee this.

Think galley kitchens are a relic of the 20th century that needs to stay there? We’re not so sure.

Really—it is!

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

It looks way more spacious than its 80 square feet.

Some well-placed shapes and a can of paint is all you really need to turn your walls into a work of art.

Though for some of us they still sound like an impossible luxury of space.

Get your hygge on at home on the cheap.

Is it just us, or has this holiday season felt extremely short? If you're worried you've run out of time to turn your home into a holiday wonderland, look no further.

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!

A vintage scarf from a flea market or yard sale can be a hard thing to pass up. So hard, in fact, that you might find yourself with quite the collection. If your scarf stash is getting a bit out of control, this could be the perfect project for you! Once you measure your windows and decide on the configuration of your scarves, the actual sewing goes by pretty quickly.

Project by: Kaycee Location: College Park — Orlando, Florida An old colleague and friend of mine recently moved into some new office space for his growing creative agency, and reached out to me to help decorate the waiting room. The rooms had already been painted, and I was given free range to do as I like. I didn’t have a strict deadline, but completed the room within about 3 months from start to finish (installation happened over a weekend).

Makeover by: Pam Lostracco, owner of Pam Lostracco Custom Designed Murals Location: Toronto, Canada Last spring, I started envisioning how my artwork would look at a larger size. The mountain design I created for a calendar was doing really well, so I decided to start my first large piece by transferring the mountains onto my bedroom wall. Not only did it transform the atmosphere in the whole room but my entire business plan, too!

Name: Annette and Phil Englander Location: Brooklyn, New York Size: 900 square feet Years lived in: 22 years; Owned Husband and wife duo Phil and Annette share a Brooklyn home that beautifully displays their collective creative skills. Phil, a cabinet maker, has thoughtfully constructed custom built pieces that add to what makes the home unique. Annette, an artist as well, paints using a technique for adding color to silk.