Adrianna MacPherson
School
McGull University, University Of Chicago
Expertise
Art Deco, Victorian-era Design And Architecture, Organization
- Wherever Adrianna travels in the world, she ensures at least one or two architecture walking tours are on the itinerary.
- She helped organize several festive holiday home tours for a local non-profit, where interior designers and florists teamed up to transform properties as a way to give tour attendees holiday decorating inspiration.
- Passionate about organization, she binge watched both seasons of "Get Organized with The Home Edit" the day they were released.
Experience
Adrianna has over a decade of experience with both print and digital publications. She has written about a wide range of topics including home decor trends, real estate, and transforming your home for the holidays. Her passion for all things vintage extends to the design world, and she loves finding unique pieces from eras past, from accessories to furniture. A research lover at heart, she also relishes digging into the history of various architectural trends and design quirks specific to certain eras, figuring out what the spaces around us can communicate about the world we live in.
Education
Adrianna graduated from McGill University with a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature (First Class Honors) and from the University of Chicago with a Master of Arts in the Humanities with a focus on English Literature.
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Stories By Adrianna MacPherson
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If you're someone who sleeps hot, you know where Nate Berkus is coming from with this opinion. Bedding that provides more airflow is exactly what you need!
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Many architectural styles have a few signature characteristics. Check out the statement roof material that makes hacienda architecture unique.
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Patio string lights can look cheap and juvenile. Jessica Alba discoved how certain lights and stringing patterns can foster a chic, sophisticated 'adult' space.
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Don't let the smell of paint stop you from completing your next home project. Here's why adding a small amount of vanilla extract can make its fumes bearable.
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There are plenty of ways to refresh an exterior space on a budget. Check out the accent 'rug' HGTV's Page Turner painted on a Flip or Flop deck.
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Though small, a trash can in the bathroom can really take away from the room's aesthetic. The solution? Hide it away, as this TikTok cleverly manages to do.
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If filling an empty home, there's always the question of what furniture piece to add first. We asked Bonnie J. Steves to help us better understand the process.
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HD recently got the scoop on the latest trending aesthetic known as mermaidcore by speaking with home design experts James Roberts and Johanna Constantinou.
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The lighting you incorporate in your design can have a huge effect on the feel of a space. For a zen home, try out this smart lighting tip from Nate Berkus.
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Depending on your shower type, you might be interested in adopting this viral bathroom hack from TikTok that is simple and add a whole new feel to your shower.
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When you're ready to show your home to potential buyers, make sure your closets are in order, as buyers are sure to look. You want to avoid a cluttered closet.
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Curtains add character to a space, but sometimes you can't drill holes in your wall for the rods. Luckily, there are ways to hang curtains without drilling.
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When painting, you use paint swatches to see how the color will work with different types of light. You should also see how it works with the trim. Here's why.
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If you have a low bed frame, discard boxes and bins and look for something not specifically labeled as under-bed storage. We've got a good one for you!
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Even the most organized among us tend to have one area they simply cannot get under control. If it's the freezer for you, we've got some hacks you'll love!
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For some of us, cleaning itself triggers a certain level of stress, but viewing triggers from a different perspective may make it easier to finish tasks.
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There's no reason you can't recreate that heavenly hotel bed experience in your own home. Here's how thick your mattress should be to simulate a hotel sleep.
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If you are looking to add a subtle pop of color to your kitchen, painting the inside of your kitchen cabinets might be the answer. Here's how to do it.
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It may feel like your home will only be improved if you give the whole thing a major renovation, but sometimes the smallest touches offer plenty of impact.
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Colorful interiors and crochet decor are major design trends of the year, and now you can bring the granny square pattern into your home using tile.
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How do you select an electrician from the many options available in your area? Here are the signs you have a good electrician, according to an expert.
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Your bedroom should be the most serene and calming space in your home. Expert Kelly Simpson shares how to decorate a relaxing bedroom space.
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Your house may be beautifully decorated, but is your garage organized? If not, expert Stephanie Y. Deininger gives some advice on how to organize your garage.
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You need to measure things more often than you think while doing chores outdoors. Here's how to turn one of your gardening tools into a measuring stick.
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The Instant Pot has remained a popular cooking appliance thanks to its versatility. Here's how to clean yours without damaging it, according to an expert.
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Properly cleaning your windows is time-consuming and can pose a lot of challenges. Here's how to clean windows without streaks, according to an expert.
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When you invest in perennial plants for your garden it's because you want them to come back the following season. Here's how to keep them safe and healthy.