When it comes to holiday decorating, balance is everything. This award-winning home by Baker Design Group shows how a thoughtful, cohesive approach can make seasonal décor feel seamless, elegant, and never overdone.
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A forgotten storage room transformed into the ultimate home theater, complete with plush seating and cozy vibes. What more do you need for fall movie nights?
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If you’re clocking hours at home, your office should spark as much joy as your morning latte. These IDS designers are proving that “work from home” deserves more than a sad swivel chair and a stack of paper.
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Dreaming of a backyard that feels like a private resort? Christine Gee of G. Interiors turned that dream into reality for her clients with European roots—blending luxe, sustainable design with the functionality needed for Texas lakefront living.
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Spring cleaning never looked so good! See how this bold and functional entryway makeover transformed a cluttered space into an organized, stylish welcome home.
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Designer Julie Corcoran transformed an unused walk-in closet into a chic powder bath, maximizing space with smart storage, bold finishes, and creative design. Read more here!
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Who says winter hibernation has to be boring? The 2024 Designer of the Year-winning project by Kimberly Timmons Interiors proves staying in can be just as fun as going out.
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The holidays are just around the corner, and your dining table is about to take center stage. We reached out to Miranda Cullen of Inside Stories to share her expert tips on how to set the perfect tone and elevate your table for the holiday season!
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We interviewed DesignHOME Studios on their Modern Prairie home: a 7,400 sq. ft. blend of classic style and modern flair with unique features across every floor. Read all about it here!
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Wendy Glaister has been named a finalist for HGTV’s Designer of the Year Awards for Best Outdoor Space! Read insights on Wendy’s Outdoor Oasis project before the voting goes live on August 20th through September 26th.
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Dive into our Behind-the-Design series with Melissa Lee of New South Home, as she shares her expert tips on incorporating coastal vibes, natural materials, and practical design elements for the perfect vacation home experience.
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Welcome to a space where dreams come to life, one sleepover at a time.
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The challenge was immense – the existing floorplan was outdated, and the structure needed a complete overhaul. However, the result is nothing short of spectacular.
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Over the years, I’ve had people ask me why they should hire an interior designer when they could just do their own decorating. After all, there’s a billion-dollar industry targeting those weekend warriors and aspiring Do-it-Yourselfers to do just that. I actually love to answer this question, which is a good thing- because I encounter it a lot!
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Two questions we get asked all the time from folks about to embark on a home remodel are: “Do I need permits?” followed by “Can you help us with that?”
Let’s see if we can shed some light on what you might be facing when it comes to permits, covering the nuts and bolts of whether or not you might need permits and exploring who actually submits the plans to the City and pulls the permits. Spoiler: Nope, it’s not us and it’s probably not your architect. It *might* be you, but *hopefully* it’s your contractor!
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Many things have changed over the last couple years, but one thing is certain.. Home has become much MORE than just the place you relax in after work, come back to after school or return to after vacation. For many of us it has become the place in which we now work, go to school and look to for our vacations (aka “staycation”). It is also now more-than-ever the place in which we seek sanctuary from the world and take a pause from world events. A productive “safe-space” that, according to most home builders and realtors, will remain so for the foreseeable future.
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Sofas and chairs are what I like to call “high-ticket” items. They’re not cheap, and there’s a good reason for that. Unlike an end table or even a statement chandelier, sofas and chairs must stand up to daily use. They carry a “load” (haha), endure long-term wear and tear, and may need to stand up to kids, grandkids, pets, or a weekly stream of guests you love to host.
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Remember when “home entertainment” consisted of a wall-mounted TV in the family room with a few surround-sound speakers? Or a pool table paired with a small bar in the basement? Or maybe a video game pit with some oversized pillows and a TV? Well, it’s time to kick home entertainment up a few notches.
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Spring break may be over but that doesn’t mean you can’t still enjoy the benefits of vacation life when you’re at home. There are plenty of design tips and tricks that will help you create a “vacation getaway” in the comfort of your own home. From “living” wallpaper to a spa-like bathroom, as well as soothing seaside color palettes and textures.
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In his influential 1963 book Interaction of Color, artist, art theorist, and educator Josef Albers described the fickle qualities of color, including color relativity. For a perfect demonstration of this phenomenon, watch this mesmerizing video from Germany! Or check out the following example from Albers’ book. You’ll quickly understand why we have color issues.
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