17 Once-Popular Household Items You Rarely See Anymore
Times are a-changing, and some household items that were found in every '80s and '90s home are rarely seen today -- we're looking at you, VCR.
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We Call It Calacatta Monet—You'll Call It Your New Favorite Countertop Material
Calacatta Monet marble, named after the famous Impressionist artist, is a type of Italian marble that will add a luxury look to any kitchen or bathroom.
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The Stunning Kitchen Island Trend We Should've All Seen Coming In 2025
There's a new trend emerging for kitchen islands that's making quite a statement and adding to the aesthetics and functionality of the space.
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Should Your Baseboard And Trim Colors Match Your Walls? Nate Berkus Weighs In
It's always a good idea to take design tips from the pros. Nate Berkus shares helpful advice on that age-old question: What color should I paint my baseboards?
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10 Home Decor Essentials You'll Likely Find In Any Boomer's Home
Grew up in boomer home and have nostalgia for that generation's items? If you're into the grandmillenial trend, this list will give you lots of design inspo.
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These 4 Flooring Trends Are Set To Dominate In 2026, According To A Design Expert
Flooring is a serious investment, so it's important to get it right. Interior design expert Erica Dale identifies four trends she predicts are set to dominate.
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7 Kitchen Styles That Dominated The Early 2000s
Today's kitchen styles have little in common with those of the 2000s, but it's fun to take a walk down memory lane and revisit some forgotten kitchen trends.
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The Elegant Glass Material That's Trending In Kitchen Design
Glass is key in kitchen design. It covers cabinets, keeping dust off appliances and dinnerware. Learn which type of glass is trending in contemporary interiors.
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Is The Themed Decor Trend Officially On Its Way Out?
You may have noticed that designers are starting to veer away from themed decor and leaning toward more stylish alternatives that fit with today's lifestyles.
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The Bedroom Feature Drew Scott From HGTV's Property Brothers Avoids At All Costs
Outfitting a bedroom is very personal. Still, taking advice from the pros is recommended. Consider Drew Scott's tips on what not to put in your sleeping space.
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The Decades-Old Bedroom Trend That's Making A Hard Comeback In Homes Today
Comfort takes priority in most bedroom designs, but this once-dated trend is a welcome break from pure practicality, and it's returning in unexpected ways.
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The Once-Popular Paint Color No One Uses Anymore
When it comes to choosing paint colors, watch out for popular trends that may well go out of style and leave you with having to repaint sooner than you may want
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The Hotel-Style Bed Upgrade You'll Actually Want To Sleep In
Ever wondered why you seem to sleep better in high-end hotels? Turns out they're really particular abut their sheets and this upgrade could be the secret.
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How The Once-Outdated Color Pairing Can Be Used To Modernize Your Home
It's normal for trending colors to cycle in and out of fashion in interior design for homes. One such pairing is back in style after a thirty-ish year hiatus.
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The Once-Popular Lighting Feature That's Seriously Dating Your Dining Room
A hanging light centered above the table is a key feature in many dining rooms. However, this fancy fixture can make the space feel clunky and unbalanced.
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Personalize Any Home Decor On A Budget With A Smart Hot Glue Gun Hack
DIY is all about that personal touch, but what if you can personalize your decor without being able to embroider? This hot glue gun hack is a game changer.
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The 1970s Bathroom Trend We Wish Would Return
The 1970s were an indisputably bold time in interior design, but this retro bathroom trend feels right at home alongside more current designs.
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HGTV's Drew Scott Says To Ditch This Home Feature ASAP (You Could Get Cash For It)
HGTV star Drew Scott explains that although this dated design trend may be enjoying a resurgence, it might be wiser (and more lucrative) to move on from it.
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12 Kitchen Island Trends That Are Beyond Outdated
Trends come and go, and these outdated kitchen island trends have overstayed their moment. Here are 12 trends that have passed and what to do instead.
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Aldi's Wood Pumpkin Candle Is Giving Pottery Barn For Way Less
People love Pottery Barn's aesthetic, but not their prices. Aldi knows this, and often releases decor to fit the same niche, like with this wood pumpkin candle.
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Sherwin-Williams' 2026 Color Of The Year Is An Ode To Comfort, Simplicity, And Style
Sherwin-Williams' color of the year for 2026 has been released and designers appreciate its warm and cozy vibe, and its timeless appeal.
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The Clever Way Bookworms Should Be Reusing Old Glass Jars Around The House
Old glass jars shouldn't spend their lives confined to the pantry. In fact, if you're a bookworm, you can find them a useful new home on your bookshelf.
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How To Make Mismatched Handles Look Intentional In A Kitchen
Here's how to make mismatched kitchen hardware look planned, whether they are due to years of redesigns, or were purchased to give a new-build some quirk.
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The Risky Countertops The Property Brothers' Drew Scott Avoids In Kitchen Makeovers
Kitchen countertops can either add value to your home, or be a liability when it's time to sell. Find out what style Drew Scott thinks is too much of a risk.
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The '80s Vintage Plates You Should Always Skip When Thrifting
Some things should stay in the past, like these '80s plates often found at thrift stores that visually and literally add too much weight to your table setting.
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Display Cabinets May Be Coming Back In Style. Here's The Best Way To Style One
Display cabinets are stylish and functional. Our interior design expert shared how to make these furniture pieces speak to your personality and home.
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Why You'll Never See Matching Dishes In Joanna Gaines' Kitchen
Joanna Gaines, her style inspired by rural American settings, favors mixing old and new. See how this influences how she picks dishware for table settings.
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