If 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.
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Baby boomers remodeling their bathrooms are avoiding this design that is beloved by younger generations. Learn how to make it look timeless instead of trendy.
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Before you plan to sell your parents' old things, take a look at this list of antiques that are trendy again and see if you want to keep them for yourself.
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If you want quirky yet functional storage, you can often find it at IKEA. This adjustable over-the-door solution with lots of happy customers is no exception.
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Take a nostalgic tour of HGTV Dream Homes since 1997, from rustic cabins and coastal retreats to modern designs across plains, mountains, and islands.
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Brightly patterned, funky, 1970s-style rugs are popping up for sale at retailers. Here are our top picks, as well as some handy tips on how to style bold rugs.
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If you can spot this valuable thrift store find when you're on the lookout for vintage art, a big payday could be in your future.
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Color-drenching was a popular trend a few years ago. Yelp has found a new style trending today, following similar ideas in a completely different way.
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According to our expert interior designer, baby boomers aren't a fan of this modern paint trend. In fact, what they prefer is the exact opposite.
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The calming Sage Green color has adorned the walls of living spaces for years, but these days the trend is leaning more toward bolder, more punchy hues.
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Millennials are embracing a sleek kitchen trend, but boomers aren't on board. How do you keep your kitchen design timeless for future generations?
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IKEA releases new collections seasonally, making it hard to keep up with the coolest stuff. Find out what's trending, just in case it's a fit for your home.
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Baby 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.
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Look for this trendy 1970s decor staple at your local thrift or antiques shop to achieve an authentic and glamorous mid-century-style living space.
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This trend from the UK is transforming how American gardeners layout their outdoor space with a greater intention on the garden's purpose and design.
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The homes of the 1980s were architecturally distinct, featuring designs influenced by the trends of the decade. Why are they so hard to find now?
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When it comes to decades-old trends, what's old is new again, especially when it comes to this bedroom feature. You'll want to take a second look at this.
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Back in the 1960s, this trend was a kitchen staple. After fading away for several decades, it's back in style — bolder and louder than before.
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Tired of hedonism, '80s designers turned to nature for interior inspiration. If you're lucky, you can find decor born out of this shift in thrift stores.
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If you want your space to feel like a true time capsule, this popular '80s wall decor choice can be the cherry on top of your bedroom design.
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Smart TVs are a common feature in modern homes, but now it's trending to install them in this untraditional area to boost comfort and relaxation.
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If 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.
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Around 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.
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Everyone loves a basket, but they can be boring. Instead of looking for a plain round basket when thrifting, keep your eyes peeled for this farmyard version.
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Early 2000s aesthetics are on the rise, and this metallic accent is no exception. Nowadays, however, it's been given a more modern, sleek twist.
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One colorful furniture trend from the '70s is returning to modern homes with transparent designs that feel both retro and surprisingly futuristic.
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If you're looking to create a 1960s aesthetic in your living room, head to IKEA. It has a great May sale on two couches that fit that style nicely.
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