With Halloween approaching, it’s hard to ignore all the paper ghosts, jack-o-lanterns, and other spooky knickknacks that many place around their house as the time to trick-or-treat approaches. But simply thinking of October as a time to decorate for Halloween is a missed opportunity. From the pumpkins we place on our front porch the light that films are home, here are five ideas that may have you falling in love.
Read MoreEveryone feels as though their home is special, and it is! It’s the place you gather and form memories. But if you want your home to look the part with a design that truly pops, it may take a more unique approach than the family pictures hung on your wall. No matter the medium, any item can become a focal point, so here are nine clever ways to incorporate unique, standout elements into your interior design for a one-of-a-kind look.
Read MorePantone has announced the Color of the Year for 2020—Classic Blue. Thought to instill calm, confidence, and connection, Classic Blue was chosen as the foundation to which we embark in this new era.
Read MoreMany brands predict color trends for the following year and while not all major brands have made their announcement, there are a few that have enlightened us with their 2020 Color of the Year.
Read MoreSpring is always a wonderful season for change. Many homeowners find this an ideal time to redecorate or renovate their home. Maybe it’s been awhile since you’ve made any updates or you feel recently inspired. Either way, I have a list you must read of 9 design trends that are taking over 2019.
Read MoreThey may say not to judge a book by its cover, but it’s hard not to make assumptions about anything—from a book to a person to a home—on first glance or appearance. If you’re considering selling your home in 2019, you’ll want to ensure your home shines from the outside, in. By stepping up your curb appeal, you can make your home stand out.
Read MoreThe November 2018 edition of American Fine Art Magazine had readers stepping through the doors of the impeccable WillowDon Estate and into the art collection amassed by Phil Feldsine.
Read MoreWe are into the thick of autumn now and before we know it, we’ll be ringing in 2019. A new year always hearkens in a fresh set of design trends and Elle Décor recently composed a list of their top fifteen trends for the coming year. While 2018 “was all about bringing an edgier palette into the home,” editors at Elle Décor say 2019 will take “a more mindful, lifestyle-based approach to the development of new shades.” Below, we’ve outlined the six colors we’re most excited about from Elle Décor’s list.
Read MoreNow that summer has arrived in Seattle, everyone seems to be outdoors soaking up the sun and taking advantage of the longer days. This means it’s the perfect time of the year to “live outside,” though many homeowners miss the opportunity to capitalize on the weather by crafting an ideal outdoor getaway. Now is the time to extend your interior style to your exterior space.
Read MoreThe kitchen can be among the most challenging locations when it comes to home renovation, because it requires a number of decisions that involve balancing an aesthetically pleasing design with function to meet day-to-day needs. Earlier this year, Houzz conducted a survey of 1,700 homeowners who were currently working on renovating their culinary space for their insight on storage solutions, layout, design style, and more.
Read MoreSpring is quickly approaching, and with it, the opportunity to spruce up your home, whether it’s a small upgrade or fresh coat of paint, or a full-on remodel. A recent 425 Magazine article looks at the latest home design trends, with tips for determining “how to blend styles and create a home that feels cohesive.”
Read MoreAccording to a recent Seattle Times article, Amazon has introduced two new home furnishing brands, “the latest extension of the company’s growing private label section.” The private labels are called Rivet and Stone & Beam and will be sold exclusively on the Amazon.com platform. Since establishing the AmazonBasics brand in 2009, which includes everyday household items such as “batteries, headphones and iPhone chargers,” the retail giant has continued to move into contract-manufactured items, which are products made solely for one company’s use and “carry a lower price than name-brand items.”
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