How To Make Even A City Apartment Feel Like A Country Cottage
Bring country cottage vibes into a city apartment with these tips. Your choice in furniture, textiles, and decor can make all the difference.
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All The Bathroom Trends That Will Be Taking Over In 2026
In 2026, stark, all-white bathrooms are giving way to warm, spa-like retreats. Discover other design trends that are already taking over bathrooms.
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The Granite Countertop Color You'll Be Seeing Less Of In 2026
A popular option a couple of decades ago, this common granite countertop color will be going to the wayside in 2026 as more updated styles take over.
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The Beautiful Christmas Decor Trend That Shea McGee Can't Get Enough Of
If you're wondering about what's trending this year when it comes to Christmas decor, take a look at what designer Shea McGee absolutely loves.
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The Defining Window Treatment Trend Of 2026 (& The Many Ways To Get The Look)
While window trends tend to come and go, one particular looks is on the rise right now. Here's how to achieve this trendy design aesthetic.
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Is Hobby Lobby's Christmas Tree Selection Hinting At A Potential Holiday Trend Comeback?
Hobby Lobby might have noticed a hot Christmas tree trend that anyone with a small living space, tight budget, or desire for a second tree will love.
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The Bold Kitchen Cabinet Color You'll Be Seeing Everywhere In 2026
Design experts are predicting a rise in purple popularity next year. Painting your kitchen cabinets this bold hue will give your space a moody vibe.
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The Outdated Christmas Tree Decor Trend That Just Looks Tacky Now
Christmas decor trends come and go, but this ages-old tree style is no longer in vogue. Here's the tacky tree design to avoid this holiday season.
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The Christmas Ornament Trend In 2025 That Embraces The Old Money Aesthetic
This holiday season, it's all about making your Christmas tree look both classic and like it cost a pretty penny to decorate by using these colors & materials.
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The Design Trend Of 2026 That's Perfect For Open-Floor Kitchen Plans
This 2026 design trend helps section off an area of your open-floor kitchen for better flow while offering convenient features to you and your guests.
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The Decor Mistake That's Making Your Christmas Setup Look So Tacky
Nothing sets the tone for Christmas quite like your tree, but this decorating trend can take your tree in tacky territory. Here's how to play it safe.
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Goodbye Subway Tile: HGTV's Christina Haack Has A Better Solution
In an episode of "Christina on the Coast," Christina Haack shows homeowners how to achieve a classic and sophisticated backsplash without using subway tile.
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Digital Showers Are Set To Be Everywhere In 2026, But Are They Worth It?
Smart home technology is moving toward the bathroom: Digital showers may be the next big thing, but are they really necessary or is this just gratuitous tech?
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The Retro Countertop Style That's Making Your Kitchen Look Outdated
That “vintage vibe” on your counters? It might just be aging your kitchen. Find out which once wildly popular style is no longer relevant in a modern kitchen.
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Don't Paint Your Front Door Pantone's Color Of The Year: Here's Why
While Pantone's color of the year for 2026 can create a calming setting throughout the home, you may regret choosing it for your front door.
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IKEA's Color Of The Year Couldn't Be More Different From Pantone
While Pantone's color of the year for 2026 is a neutral shade of white, IKEA seems to have gone in the opposite direction with a bold, rebellious hue.
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Is Pantone's Color Of The Year A Sign Of Minimalism Coming Back To Our Homes?
When Pantone recently announced their cloud-like color of the year for 2026, many were shocked; particularly those who embrace bold hues and maximalist designs.
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Say Goodbye To Minimalist Countertop Styles: This Kitchen Trend It Set To Take Over In 2026
Bold, expressive countertop designs are reshaping 2026 kitchens, moving away from minimalist looks toward surfaces that bring more character and visual impact.
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The Countertop That'll Help You Make Your Kitchen Work Best For Your Needs
The newest countertop trend is about combining aesthetics and function -- without sacrificing either. Find out how to have the best of both worlds.
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If Your Family Kept These 12 Christmas Decor Items, You Could Be Sitting On A Small Fortune
Those dusty holiday decorations tucked away in your attic or parents' basement might actually be worth hundreds or thousands to collectors right now.
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10 Outdated Holiday Decor Designs To Skip In 2025
From faded millennium beige accents to tinsel that belongs in a time capsule, designers say these tired holiday décor choices are the ones to skip in 2025.
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10 Best Holiday Decor Items To Snag From Cracker Barrel
Cracker Barrel may be best known as the home of comfort food, but it offers a plethora of festive decor at wallet-friendly prices that shouldn't be missed.
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Are Industrial Living Rooms About To Make A Big Comeback?
Once all concrete and cold metal, industrial living rooms are now being reimagined with a modern twist, sparking a potential cozier comeback.
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The 11 Best Colors To Use On Your Painted Floors That Make A Big Impact
If your floors are looking a bit worse for wear, rather than replacing them, you can save money by painting instead. Here are some top colors to consider.
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Gen Z Is Bringing Back A Mesh Of Nostalgic Home Decor Trends
Ever the trendsetters, Gen Z is spearheading a nostalgia-core trend in homes and these items are high on the list of things making a comeback.
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The Controversial Print That Will Be Everywhere In 2026 (We Aren't Sure How To Feel)
Bold yet surprisingly versatile, this animal print is set to turn heads in 2026, whether in interior design mood boards or on fashion runways.
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Your Living Room Style Is Becoming Outdated (But Don't Worry It Could Have A Comeback)
Trends come and go, and if you've been devoting your interior design aesthetic to one particular era, you might have to wait for it to come back into style.
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