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While '60s-style bathroom designs typically included vibrant color palettes, they were complemented by the understated sleekness of these two materials.
Read MoreMid-century design left us with clean, elegant decor that gives the house a timeless feel, and few were as active in it as the furniture legend IKEA.
Read MoreUntil the 1960s, chaise lounges were the height of luxury as far as furniture went. There's a particular mid-century modern design that collectors now covet.
Read MoreIf you're looking to add a touch of '80s-roller-rink to your home, there's no need to go with a designer disco ball. This Amazon dupe delivers the same vibes.
Read MoreThere are many thrift stores out there, but which are actually worth a visit? We consulted customer reviews to find out which have excellent home inventory.
Read MoreFor a new-look end table, get inspired by the past. End tables made from this buoyant material are proving just as stylish today as they were 60 years ago.
Read MoreWant Anthropologie's vintage-inspired medicine cabinet for less? This Amazon dupe delivers the same charming look for a fraction of the cost.
Read MoreWhile you may not make thousands off them, vintage appliances like blenders and fans may be worth more than what you're able to snag them for at thrift store.
Read MoreBoth nostalgic fans and those just discovering the decade can rewind and bring a bit of postmodern '80s pop into their homes with this one small item.
Read MoreDesigner Kelly Wearstler put eclectic interior design on the map, and her $2,000 Tiglia lamp is a fan-favorite. Now you can get a near-exact dupe for $100.
Read MoreA retro-inspired lighting style is finding new fans this 2026 thanks to its warm glow, timeless appeal, and ability to soften modern living spaces.
Read MoreThis durable tile was a mid-century favorite and has its roots in a centuries-old Venetian art form, but you can expect to see it everywhere in 2026.
Read MoreIf you love a good Amazon dupe for a designer product, our alternative to this $90K Hermès valet stand features a simpler design while staying just as elegant.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a way to refresh your garden while staying up-to-date on all things trending, these colors are the perfect way for you to achieve that.
Read MoreThis furniture trend is just the latest popular import from Japan that is shaking up our culture, and it's changing the way we think about interior design.
Read MoreFor what's hot in 2026, let's look back to the past. Our vintage experts predict that thrift store finds like Murano glass and fine china are going to trend.
Read MoreThough these fixtures may not be quite as common in homes today, these juicy pops of color are having a resurgence in homes that love a vintage look.
Read MoreFrom tile drenching to mosaic tile entry mats, there are many new tile trends popping up this year, and our team of experts are here to dish on all of them.
Read MoreIf you're designing a retro dining area, or just want some time-tested, practical kitchen seating, it's time to try out this TikTok-approved trend in your home.
Read MoreWe've got just the trick for when it comes to storing your toiletries next to your bathtub. See the hack that keeps them easy to reach and out of the way!
Read MoreIf you bought a woven porch swing from Costco this year, stop using it immediately and check to see if it's included in a recent major safety recall.
Read MoreBaby boomers have different standards and preferences when it comes to home design, and these millennial trends may be falling out of favor with older buyers.
Read MoreIf you've ever lived in a 1980s home, chances are you had a backsplash crafted from this rustic material. It's back in fashion in 2026, but with a few tweaks.
Read MoreAround in the 1980s? You probably had one of these ubiquitous pieces of furniture in your bedroom. It's trending again, but in a darker, more natural version.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a nicer way to line your drawers without the hassle of sticky adhesives or hard-to-clean inserts, this alternative may be what you need.
Read MoreThis versatile and inexpensive steel rack slides perfectly into most linen closets, providing a solid base for a neat and organized towel display.
Read MoreRedecorating your living room means taking color into consideration. Avoid these paint colors if you want your space to look current and fresh for this year.
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