There’s no reason to buy all new Christmas decor; you probably have plenty of beautiful items from years past. But we’re always on the lookout for inexpensive items we can add to our holiday favorites.
We found a festive, inexpensive decoration you’ll want to add to your cart quickly—a strand (or two) of mini snow globe lights. You may remember the decoration from last year when some lucky people were able to snag them from
By IOL Reporter 
Nov 13, 2020
Elizabeth Mayhew
You can always count on a decorator to tell you what’s wrong with a room – and typically, said decorator will not take a breath before telling you how to fix it. “There is just so much that is obvious to us, but not to others,” says decorator Zoe Feldman.
But most of us don’t have professional
Athena Calderone has certainly been busy in 2020. To start the year the interior designer, lifestyle guru, Cook Beautiful author, and creative director launched a podcast titled More Than One Thing, a series that featured the likes of designer-couple Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent, and stylist Colin King in its first season. And in March she released her second book, Live Beautiful.
Through the pandemic Calderone stayed inspired, producing season two of More Than
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I’m a self-identified home decor addict, so I’m constantly browsing (or “online window shopping,” as I like to call it) different brands and companies for the cutest home accents. Call it a hobby, call it an unhealthy obsession—either way, I’m always finding the best home decor gift ideas.
While assessing someone’s interior design tastes can be difficult, there are some home decor pieces that can work for pretty much anyone.
From ELLE Decor
With the holidays fast approaching, everyone is no doubt looking for some festive seasonal design inspiration for their homes—especially important for this holiday season, when most of us will be spending more time in said homes. Here is some help: ELLE Decor got an exclusive first look at the new curated holiday lines by four top interior designers on the luxury online marketplace 1stDibs, where Ken Fulk, Brigette
Sutton Stracke is serious about design. She has two closets (and a boutique) filled with pieces from world-renowned designers, and she tapped an interior-design pro to spruce up her daughter Porter’s dorm room. And as we now know, Sutton’s fall decor is a pretty serious affair, too.
In a snap that seems to capture her on the stoop of her new home, the fashion plate — who just moved — posed against a backdrop of
At its core, home decor should be a reflection of you—which is why having a go-to list of home decor ideas can be helpful for those always itching to redecorate. Sometimes, figuring out exactly how to spruce up your space—no matter if your budget is big or small—can be overwhelming. There are so many elements to decorating and so many different rooms to style. Even if you live in a small apartment and not
Marie France Van Damme is a Canadian-born resortwear designer based in Hong Kong who specializes in elegant, luxury resortwear, swim and ready-to-wear. Understated yet chic, her fashion is inspired by both Europe and Asia and designed for the modern woman who appreciates luxe textiles and high design.
Marie France Van Damme with pieces from her Curated by MF collection.
Van Damme travels the world to find inspiration for her fashion line,
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The golden rule of home décor is to live with what you love. And if you agree with the statement, then this festive season decorate your house as per your taste and not just the trend, advises Sushhmita Siingh, principal designer, Sushmita Singh Design. The festival season calls for an ultra-festive makeover of the house and this year should be no different. So, to light up your home and
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It’s already November, and you know what that means: Anthropologie’s annual Black Friday sale is right around the corner. I’m already preparing to score discounts on super-cute home items that are usually a little out of my budget, from delicious candles and cozy blankets to funky glassware and wall art. I can’t afford to buy everything on my Anthro wishlist at full price, but anytime there’s a sale, I pounce—and
Autumn in the Las Vegas Valley is an odd time when desert dwellers make statements about enjoying “cool” weather that may wander into the 80s or 90s; meanwhile, the rest of the country grapples with temperatures that brush up against freezing point. With our version of “cool” weather officially here, many of us yearn for that true autumn feel experienced, say, in Chicago, New York or somewhere else in the Midwest or East Coast.
“There’s
The direct-to-consumer startup is bringing its globally-inspired collection to New York City
Emily Robinson for The Citizenry
Capitalizing on a year when even the busiest professionals are treating bed, bath and beyond as a priority rather than an afterthought, The Citizenry is opening its first ever physical store in New York City’s Soho neighborhood this weekend.
With an open layout, brass fixtures and floor to ceiling windows, the new flagship’s look and layout is a
Custom made to order furniture is more accessible than ever.
2020 has been a year of collective realization about the importance of our living spaces and interior design. Not only are we all spending more time at home, but most of us are renovating, redesigning, and refreshing our spaces to fit the new normal. Because the pandemic has limited our choices in many ways, the appeal of custom, made-to-order furniture and decor
Note: The author is a Lakota journalist drawing from personal experience and knowledge. As such, most examples in this piece will center around Native American experiences and sources.
Over the past few years, as I’ve become an adult with my own home to decorate, I’ve come to notice the immense amount of “Native American” decor on home design sites and blogs. Whether that’s the result of an uptick in popularity or my own recognition of
Cozy nights at home have taken on new meaning with the pandemic. Now that summer is coming to an end and life indoors will become the norm, what better time to invest in décor that will elevate your space and have you loving it even more?
Enter Pom Pom at Home, a super chic, family-owned, sustainable home décor brand known for their ‘lived-in elegance’ aesthetic.
Pom Pom at Home
Courtesy of Keita Turner Design
If it wasn’t obvious from all the pastel pink sofas and Danish sideboards lingering on your newsfeeds, midcentury-modern decor is still having a moment. Although sleek and timeless, the style can quickly monopolize a room (or make it appear dated) if it isn’t executed with care. The key to making the aesthetic look decidedly non–Brady Bunch is understanding its history and creating an effortlessly modern mix. New to the style but love the look?
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So, you recently moved into a new place, and you finally have your furniture arranged exactly how you want it. You placed your decorative accents and hung the few pieces of art you own. But every time you sit down to relax on the sofa, those big, blank walls taunt you with their unforgivable boringness. “I need decor! I need decor!” they cry. So, you flip on the TV and drown them out with an
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