Decor & Accessories

The West Coast just might be the best coast for temporary wall coverings.

"There's a sense of tranquility, you live in a self-sufficient way and go back to your roots."

These pieces are clear winners.

Go greener in your home with these vertical plant display ideas!

Proceeds from the Anthony Hopkins Fragrance Collection benefit No Kid Hungry.

IKEA is now offering ready-made decorating kits that contain up to five products curated to bring an already-complete aesthetic to your home.

You may just get inspired to put this minimalist art trend here, there, and everywhere after scrolling through the millions of Instagram tagged posts.

Hear their insights on merging their respective cultures into the design space, their paths into the industry, and what they’d like to see more of in the future.

Every detail looks straight out of the ride itself.

Everything you need to hunker down for winter!

There's even one of a skeleton throwing a 2020 sign into a massive toilet, which, same.

Starting at $7.99!

Some even cost zero dollars, if you already have some spare pieces on hand!

Warmer stone home decor is ahead!

We're buggin'!

Pink sinks, a life-sized terrarium, and more!

These simple tricks will make you feel like you live in an art gallery.

Aesop's new candles are named after famed astronomers.

There’s more than one way to do cottagecore.

The collection is so festive.

Here's how to tune into "Frank Lloyd Wright: Timeless."

And you can use it, too!

When the temperatures drop, the velvet pillows come out.

Even the bathroom!

The collection is called OSYNLIG, which is Swedish for "invisible."

This color creates harmony wherever you put it!

For surprisingly good-looking decor, get thee to Costco.

Meet "the Beyoncé of banquettes.”

And she’s already designed a dreamy boho bedroom you’re going to want everything in.

Save for the campaign signs that dot lawns across the suburbs every four years, home decor isn’t necessarily considered a conventionally political topic. In the comments on this very site, we've seen pleas to "leave the politics out of it." But how we design our homes is, in fact, inherently political: it's about where we spend our money, who gets our attention and how they get it, and what trends we favor.

From macramé to chalk-painted furniture.

For all of 2020!

Get all the colorful charm look for less!

A Grecian bust that also doubles as a planter? Yes, please!

This fall's big trend is 2020's pared-back answer to the terrazzo look that took the design world by storm a couple of years ago.

Spooky and chic aren't mutually exclusive!

These ideas feel seriously fresh!

With these smart money tips, you’ll be splurging on a home glow-up in no time.

And you can, too!

Cottagecore, but make it budget!

Why not lay the groundwork for your holiday decor now?

Shades, blinds, and all—plus where to shop!

Long-distance gifting is at top of mind.

Hint: This design trick is *very* old-school.

If you're a fan of art and cozy decor, check out this collection!

Be your own designer—for less!

Her festive bakeware line comes just at the right time when so many could use a joyful dose of Dolly.

Spend a night in this haunted lair.

You're going to want to copy them all!

Because those cheap roller shades you’ve been using to block out the light just don't cut it.

KARISMATISK will launch next year.

If there's anything I learned from my piano fiasco, it's caveat emptor, or "Let the buyer beware."

Add a little autumn to your door and beyond!

Amuck, amuck, amuck!