Sarah Lyon

As we inch closer to 2024, we're eager to see what trends will reign supreme in the design world, especially when it comes to bedrooms.

Open-concept kitchens are wonderful for flexibility between rooms—for example, you can cook an amazing pasta dish in the kitchen and migrate right to the couch to eat it. But, if you're a bit stumped as to how you should decorate your open kitchen so that it looks top-notch, we have you covered.

Just because summer is over doesn't mean that you can't still enjoy your patio, balcony, or terrace—fall is still a great time to gather outside with friends, so you'll want to make sure that your outdoor space is ready for the season.

Whether you're a longtime plant parent or are just beginning to introduce some green friends into your home, it's worth knowing which indoor houseplants deserve your attention.

It seems like mixing and matching patterns in your home is surely only achievable by a designer. Surely, their expert eye could avoid any pattern-clashing catastrophe. But, thanks to the following insights from designers, you're just a few short steps from understanding how to better weave together different materials in a stylish, sophisticated manner.

If your home is currently for sale and you're wondering what major to-do's you should prioritize before hosting an open house, you won't want to miss out on these six useful tips from experienced real estate agents.

If you crave a home that appears a bit more elevated, keep in mind that there are many ways that you can restyle items that you already own to make your house look and feel brand new.

If your laundry room could use a little extra love, go ahead and take some time to jazz it up a bit with some fun new organization products, cheerful pieces of decor, and other essentials that will make doing this household chore a little more enjoyable.

Do you feel as though your space is jam-packed with too much extra stuff? You're certainly not alone.

If you're spending a night away from home, we don't blame you if you find yourself missing some of the simple, everyday comforts of home.

If you love the concept of fall decor but just aren't into all things pumpkin- and ghost-related, we've got you covered with an assortment of chic, contemporary home accents that are sure to appeal to your elevated taste.

There are many creative ways to incorporate greenery into your house without purchasing living plants and trees. We asked interior designers to share their top tips for making a home feel more green and nature-filled, and they came up with some excellent suggestions that are great for small space dwellers and those in larger houses alike.

Fall is quickly approaching and if you're looking for creative ways to transform your home, so that it's ready for the season, you won't want to miss out on these designer-approved tips.

Is there an awkward, empty corner in your bedroom that continues to bother you? While rooms certainly shouldn't be jam-packed with furniture, we understand the desire to make the most of the square footage your bedroom has to offer, particularly if it's on the smaller side. Maybe you've considered a few different ways that you can transform this corner but nothing has felt quite right.

Mudrooms can serve as a spot to tuck away backpacks after school, set down and go through the mail, or store outwear and winter accessories. If you're feeling as though your mudroom isn't as functional as it could be and are looking for some organizational accessories to revamp your space, we've got you covered.

If you feel as though your neutral space could use a little more oomph, you may just be an accessory or two away from achieving your desired vision.

Your backyard is a place where you can go and unwind from daily stressors. There's nothing better than coming home from a long day at the office and spending some time reading or relaxing with a favorite beverage while taking advantage of the last few hours of sunlight.

Ever wonder how interior designers know how to style coffee table books so flawlessly? It turns out, selecting and displaying coffee table books throughout the home is somewhat of an art form.

If you don't have a mudroom in your home, you may be wondering how exactly to store away all of the items that are associated with having children: shoes, school supplies, sports equipment, and much more.

Whether you're revamping a certain space within your home or are moving into a brand new house, you may be wondering how to best select a color palette for a given room.

With so many types of art pieces to choose from for your home, it may be daunting to think about starting to shop for prints, posters, originals, or other works. However, filling your home with art should be an enjoyable process, and it isn't quite as complicated as you might think, either.