Decorating

It’s not what you might expect.

We’re officially reaching the dullest, darkest, and coldest part of the winter here in the Northeastern U.S., and I find myself longing for vibrancy. Lucky for me, bright colors and bold patterns are still going strong in the design world for 2026 — and that’s exactly why this latest buzzy home decor drop first caught my eye. Nigerian-American multidisciplinary artist Temi Coker released his first collection with Walmart late last month, and boy, is bold an understatement!

Plush throws, sculptural mirrors, and more.

Save on Scandi- and MCM-inspired pieces.

And you can easily re-create her style in your own bedroom.

Related shades also work well, too.

Like most pet owners, I’d do just about anything for my cat. Especially in the last two years or so, as my beloved calico Phoebe has entered into what the vet calls the “geriatric” stage. She’s still sassy as ever, but also 16 years old now, underweight, and VERY picky — so her appetite and nutrition is something I monitor closely.

It’s only $64 right now, too.

This rule never fails!

It takes seconds to install.

Bye-bye, linoleum — you won’t be missed!

From Ruggable, Pottery Barn, Revival Rugs, and more.

It cost this renter less than $5 to do it in their home.

Maybe you already have them in your space?

It comes in so many colors and fabrics.

You're about to see these everywhere.

All of these brilliant spaces are straight from our house tour archive.

Designers weigh in on the trend.

More is definitely more here.

It brings luxury to your home.

It adds whimsy to your walls.

Bonus: It's super affordable, too!

It's surprisingly breathable!

They'll convince you its time for a proper makeover.

Your guests will do a double take — in a good way.

It’s really that easy.

No more slush-covered doorways.

The case for perforated metal.

It will make your kitchen look so sleek.

And there are so many to choose from.

It’s perfect for small spaces.

Save time and money with this pro hack.

Leave it to the internet’s favorite kitchen maven to prove it timeless.

All my Pinterest dreams came true!

It’s a must-have for Galentine’s and Palentine’s celebrations.

From forgotten furniture graveyard to sweet sleep space.

And designers agree!

Inspiration this way!

It’s a perfect fit for small bedrooms, too!

These lessons save you money and improve your eye, too.

It was love at first sleep.

Especially if you’re a hydrangea lover!

It’s going to be a year of some serious bling.

A crash course on making rugs play nice together.

You won’t even know it’s there.

Small-space dwellers should avoid these at *all* costs.

There are three designs to choose from.

Minimize distractions and increase your concentration by decorating with this one color.

There’s something so comforting about the vintage trends we’re seeing everywhere right now. Vintage and vintage-inspired pieces are as popular as ever, of course — as are design details like lace, fringe, and old-school upholstery patterns. Designers think that the motivation behind this shift is strongly tied to the emotional and nostalgic connotations of vintage style.

It’s perfect for beauty products — or toiletry essentials.

Honestly? It could stay up all year long.

It’s in high demand.

It has us rethinking EVERYTHING.

Just ask our editors.

These hues are key to this aesthetic.

So you know it’ll sell out fast.

Just a little bit of wallpaper is all it took!

Your space is about to get so much more zen.

Effortless elegance for your windows.

I’m buying every pattern.

I can do everything totally hands-free!

It’s honestly super simple!

They’re timeless and seasonless, too.

Shop now because the prices are right!

I’m so excited this fan-favorite piece is back!

Her kitchen is going viral (yet again!).

This genius idea might have just revived the accent wall trend!

They’re already hard to find.

These colors are instant bliss.

Save yourself the time and effort.

Run, don't walk! These will surely sell out.

Where do we draw the line when it comes to vintage finds? Interior designers weigh in.