Michaela fullDate time-to-read.short-label Turn to Texture If you are committed to lots of white or a tonal palette but don't want your rooms to feel flat and boring, then you need to turn to text...
Mandy fullDate time-to-read.short-label A Chair for Every Occasion We love using occasional chairs to bring in interesting patterns, designs, or textures that would be overwhelming if used on a larger sof...
Jackie fullDate time-to-read.short-label Jackie: Elevate your accessories Use books as risers to display accessories. They are timeless, and a table calls for different heights and shapes to create an enchanting...
Rena fullDate time-to-read.short-label Rena: Pop with Color A neutral palette is an excellent stage for introducing color. A well-positioned picture or pillow arrangement paired with an accent piec...
Webmaster fullDate time-to-read.short-label iHeart Radio Podcast: The Art of Home Improvement https://www.iheart.com/podcast/658-the-art-of-improvement-29091199/ Giovanni Marotta and Karen Clauss interview Jack and Dy Lynne about J...
Mandy fullDate time-to-read.short-label Mandy: Mixing Old and New The vintage architectural piece and Turkish upholstered headboard are paired with new bedroom furniture
Webmaster fullDate time-to-read.short-label Lisa: Warm Up with Nature Adding natural elements such as moss, wreaths, and even wicker furniture can be a creative way to add depth, texture, and warmth to any d...
Mandy fullDate time-to-read.short-label Mandy: Design From the Ground Up When presented with a blank canvas, I like to design the room around a rug. Taking the time to find the ideal rug color, style, and textu...
Mandy fullDate time-to-read.short-label Mandy: Go Green Bring the outdoors inside with succulents, florals, and trees. Don't have a green thumb or time for maintenance? Go faux!
Webmaster fullDate time-to-read.short-label Sophia: Pick the Perfect Palette Choosing your color palette doesn't have to be hard and is one of the most important aspects of great design. For rooms without a structu...
