Not A Traditional Shoe Cabinet: A DIY Way To Store Shoes With Rustic Charm
Do you have a modern farmhouse or otherwise rustic interior style? Regular sleek shoe cabinets won't cut it. You need to DIY something from upcycled finds.
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Everyone Had One In The '60s, Now It's The Couch We Want In Our Homes
This vintage mid-century modern sectional is a unique piece of furniture with eye-catching colors and features you won't find in modern-day sofas.
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Clint Eastwood's Vintage Kitchen Photo Shows The Staying Power Of This Simple Storage Idea
Clint Eastwood is known for many things, and while he's certainly an accomplished director and actor, his organization strategy is worth a mention, too.
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Every House Had One In The '50s — The Valuable Vintage Canister We Want On Our Countertops
This coffee canister was a popular product in the late 20th century. Now you can repurpose it as a vintage countertop decor — one that's functional too.
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Ditch The Expensive Seating Benches: IKEA Has A Stylish DIY Solution That Doubles As Storage
Seating benches are expensive, but this clever hack uses IKEA cabinetry and a few odds and ends to make a bench with hidden storage for low-traffic areas.
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The Rare Crystal Light Feature We Want In Our Homes
If you're a fan of bling in the home, few things glitter more than crystal decor. What's better, then, than a vintage crystal light fixture by a famous brand?
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Turn An Old Jar Lid Into A Beautiful Home Decor Candle
If you recently broke a ceramic jar, don't throw the lid away. Instead, you can repurpose it into a candle with a common thrift store find and some old wax.
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The Unexpected Countertop Design You Should Consider For Your Small Kitchen
If you're designing a small kitchen, there are certain design features to avoid. But this surprising color combination can work perfectly if done right.
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Every 2000s Home Loved It: The Paint Trend That Didn't Age Well
This 2000s paint technique gave walls a unique finished that added texture to the room. However, nowadays, it dates the space and just looks unpolished.
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Everyone Used It In The '70s — Now It's The Vintage Kitchen Item We Want In Our Homes
Le Creuset made lots of cast iron cookware that's worth hunting down in thrift stores, but this particular item is the perfect addition to your next gathering.
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They Were Huge In The '70s — Now It's The Vintage Hawaiian Decor To Keep An Eye Out For
Hawaii was the place to vacation in the mid-20th century. Among the many souvenirs the tourists bought home was a distinctive piece of ceramic tableware.
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It Was Big In The '50s — Now It's The Art That's Making A Stylish Comeback
Often, art and design go hand in hand, especially in historical movements. Artists of an aesthetic born in the '50s embraced raw materials and geometric lines.
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Ditch The Overstuffed Vanity: Costco Has A Cuter Way To Deal With Bathroom Clutter
If you're overwhelmed by a large number of products in a small bathroom, this seamless, wall-mounted storage solution can provide some relief.
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Why A French Return Curtain Rod May Make Your Room Look More Luxurious
French return curtain rods aren't just stylish — they're functional, too. Find out how this small upgrade could make your whole space look elevated.
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Its Popularity Peaked In The '30s — Now It's A Valuable Thrift Store Find That Doubles As Storage
Bring the sleek charm of the late Art Deco era to your bedroom or walk-in closet with this coveted thrift store find full of old-fashioned beauty accessories.
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Say Bye To Overhead Lighting: The Low Effort Swap That Creates A Lush Look
That single, big overhead light in your living room or kitchen is killing your chances of creating any ambiance at home. Here's how to fix it.
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Not On Driveway Edging: The Unique Concrete Finish That Only Belongs Indoors
The elements and this concrete finish can prove a safety issue for driveways. But its smooth finish works well inside a home, like for garages or kitchens.
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They Were In Bedrooms Everywhere In The '60s, Now It's A Space-Saving, Thrift Store Gem
Space-saving furniture got its start before the '60s, but people of this time surely energized the concept. Now you can find this mid-century gem at the thrift.
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They Were Big In The '80s — Now It's The Vintage Canister Set We Want In Our Homes
As we move away from minimalist spaces and towards homes filled with personality, vintage canister sets from this Japanese brand are seeing a resurgence.
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Exciting Finds From Michaels To Upgrade Your Summerween Decor
If you've been patiently counting down the days until Halloween, why wait to celebrate? Michaels has a plenty of items perfect for embracing summery spookiness.
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9 Outdated Wood Finishes You Should Never Use In The Bathroom
While it might seem like a minor detail, the wood finish you choose can make or break a room's design. Avoid these styles for a more updated look.
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The Hawaiian Design Trend That Makes Spaces Look & Feel Bigger
The staples of Hawaiian interior design create spaces that feel bigger, brighter, and more welcoming – and they're easy to replicate in any environment.
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They Were Big In The 80s — Now It's The Desk Accessory We Want In Our Homes
Centuries old, office-famous in the '80s, and suddenly back in style. This nostalgic desk staple is finding a whole new place in modern homes.
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Ditch Entryway Clutter: IKEA's Stylish Solution Keeps Items Visible & Organized
Your entryway should be a sight for sore eyes, not an eyesore. This IKEA storage solution offers a quick way to get your cluttered front-door area organized.
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The Smart IKEA KALLAX Accessory That Keeps Board Games Neat & Tidy
The IKEA KALLAX system works well for organizing board games, but large stacks can still be hard to manage. This accessory makes it easier to stack games.
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Everyone Had It In The '80s, Now It's The Bird Decor We Want In Our Homes
The glass bricks and chintz curtains of the '80s can stay there. Other design items, like bird decor, we're happy to bring back as long as they're styled right.
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Ditch Ordinary Planters: The '60s Plant Trend That's Making A Comeback
Looking for a unique setup for your houseplants? Take a look at this mid-century modern trend that will make your indoor plant arrangements stand out.
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