Decorating

Every one is a designer dupe.

I’m thinking about buying a second one for my patio.

It creates both lots of charm and tons of privacy.

We did the research for you.

Shop my picks from West Elm, Ashley, and more top retailers.

My home had zero curb appeal — so I let ChatGPT act as my personal landscape designer.

Excuse me while I grab three sets for fall.

It’s soft *and* washable.

This buzzy trend will have you rethinking every room.

I want every piece!

You can get the look at Anthropologie, too!

No one will guess your trash is in there.

These doors are anything but boring.

Now the apartment’s flow is so much better.

And bonus: most of these would work year round.

I had no idea what this weird feature in my vintage bathroom was — now I use it every day!

The result is so beautifully understated (and clean!).

You won't believe this transformation!

They’re all unique in their own way.

It's good news because a lot of these looks are total favorites.

It’ll save you hundreds.

Hint: Bigger isn’t always better.

Honestly? You’ll want to keep this fall piece out all year long.

They’re perfect for hosting, too.

I’m obsessed with the brass details!

No, it’s not the ghost lamp.

It works in any room.

You’ll save some serious dough — but not skimp on any style.

More evidence that cork is more than just a fleeting trend.

The reason why is pretty revolting.

They're sooo cute.

This quick trick saves me so much time and money.

There's something for every home.

They’re not just for kids’ rooms.

File this in the dictionary under “showstopper.”

All it really took was a special piece of furniture.

Plus, an early-autumn alternative is you miss out on the fruity scent.

I’m betting we’re all about to drench our spaces in this calming hue.

And you can grab a set for just $12.

The best part? I didn't have to part with anything.

And you can configure it to work in your space.

I’ll never get tired of this underrated animal-print pattern.

Apartment Therapy writers can even agree on this one.

New headboard trend, incoming!

You're going to love this list!

It’s a little pricey, but so worth it.

Starting at $6!

It creates distinct zones without sacrificing natural light or making the space feel closed off.

I’m totally stealing this trick for my own place.

It’s gone TikTok viral already.

The Queer Eye star’s first foray into home furnishings is epic.

But hurry — they’re bound to sell out again.

It’s also easy, (potentially) inexpensive, and impactful.

We spotted this souvenir-inspired decor trend everywhere in designer homes — here’s how to bring it into yours.

Designers are calling it a new “neutral” — and we totally agree.

Don't count this legacy retailer out.

From coastal to modern styles.

People say bright ideas often come to them while taking a shower. But the shower ceiling in my vintage bathroom was where good ideas got lost. The blank, uninspired white square, punctuated by a tarnished flush mount, did nothing to inspire a brainstorm and was far from spa-like. I’d been dreaming of some sort of makeover that didn’t involve a full demo for more than a year. My go-to muse? The constellation ceiling of Grand Central Station’s main concourse in New York City.

Me personally? I’m buying four.

Including a few brands that our editors have been gatekeeping — until now!

Love them or hate them, sheer curtains are making a comeback.

Seriously, IKEA finally answered my style-loving prayers!

The best part? It only takes 3 minutes to install — no tools needed.

Let me be frank: I live in a one-bedroom, decently-sized Manhattan apartment with my husband and three pets. I have a proper living room, a kitchen with elongated cabinets for extra storage, and I have installed small-space hacks, like wall-mounted clothing racks, for ample functionality. However, I still feel like it’s bursting at the seams.

I'll never look at these the same way again.

In a kitchen as small as the one in content creator Sophie Simmons’ 331-square-foot Manhattan apartment, it’s understood that every item has to serve a purpose. But that doesn’t mean practical pieces can’t match her glam, Paris-inspired style. A $2.99 faux crystal ring holder from Ross Dress for Less adds that touch of shine and serves a purpose, and Sophie loves them so much she buys multiple at a time.

The collection that stole my heart (and my cart).

I’ve never seen them sold at such a deal.

Earlier this week, Apartment Therapy released its annual design forecast report: the New/Next List. From highlighting the latest “it” color and hottest vintage finds, to coining new terms like “Soft Architecture” and “Shine-maxxing,” we covered it all. Plus, for the first time ever, we also profiled five of the year’s most innovative interior designers, who shared their personal style philosophies and decorating tips in exclusive interviews.

Shop now because the prices are right!

Collectors have waited for YEARS for this — and it doesn’t disappoint!

They'll help you work smarter — and cozier.