A cornerstone of affordable mid-century decor, many lucite fixtures are now collecting dust on thrift store shelves, and they could add a splash to your home.
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Mid-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.
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Until 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.
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In the 1980s, home decor trends weren't exactly subtle, but some pieces, like this common thrift shop item, are more timeless than they may have seemed.
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Leave it to Benjamin Moore to choose a color of the year that really reads the room. Like a well-fitted suit, this bold color is versatile but hardly boring.
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The 1980s were an iconic era for design, and one of the best ways to bring this style into your home is by incorporating stylish and unique lighting.
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West Elm has made some iconic furniture pieces over the years, but who has the money for that? This dupe from Walmart looks just as good for less.
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Don't recycle those old soup cans just yet! We found a wonderful and simple DIY for reusing them that you are most definitely going to love.
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The bathroom baseboard might seem like a minor feature, but choosing between tile and wood options can affect the room's aesthetics and durability.
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If you're thinking your bedroom needs a new headboard and you're interested in a more rugged aesthetic, here is a DIY alternative that'll add a rustic touch.
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Since the invention of shredded cheese, box graters are less common in kitchens. Repurpose your old utensil into a planter with just a few pieces of hardware.
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If you're looking to liven up your indoor space with new shelving, this beautiful nature-inspired item from Amazon could be the perfect solution.
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This decor piece that's easy to find at the thrift store and online marketplaces instantly gives your space a high-end feel and creates a grand focal point.
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Keep your kitchen design timeless for yourself, or for the next owner of your home, by following these guidelines when executing a trend-based design scheme.
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Neon, geometric shapes, and floral prints might be some design elements you think of when you think '80s. But wood was also everywhere, especially on walls.
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While you'd be lucky to find these rare pink Pyrex dishes at the thrift store, it's still possible. Even if it's not in perfect condition, it's worth snagging.
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No budget for pendant lighting? No problem! Take a trip down to IKEA, and you can put together a nifty, budget-friendly DIY fixture of your own.,
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The biggest kitchen trends of 2026 seem to be focusing on retro tile designs, natural and earthy tones, and maximizing functional and usable kitchen space.
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This brass furniture piece from the 1970s adds a stylish Hollywood Resurgence, vintage touch to any modern space. Here's how to get and style your very own.
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Skip the basic tile backsplash and try this rustic design that Joanna Gaines uses in her renovations. With some modern touches, it can match any aesthetic.
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Having windows in your bathroom is great for natural light, but it can make the space feel less private. Fix that issue with these simple solutions.
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Does your modern, all-white kitchen feel a little too sterile? Here are some ways to infuse it with warmth and vintage charm without a renovation.
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Take advantage of the deep discounts on home and garden products in Costco's current 4th of July sale to zhoosh up your outdoor and indoor living areas.
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Hobby Lobby shelves are full of seasonal decor all year, but transitional periods, like summer to fall, are arguably when you can find the cutest items.
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When it comes to collectible vintage dishware, these incredible designs by Ben Seibel have become all the rage. Thrift shoppers should be on the lookout.
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With one item made from pine, the other from rattan – this DIY leverages natural materials for those looking to bring an earthy flair to their space.
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Entryways are a natural place for clutter, and if you're short on space, tackling it can feel impossible. Thankfully, this IKEA product has you covered.
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