Kelsey Hansen
25.07.2024 - 19:30 / bhg.com / Sophia Beams
Walmart
Some of the latest additions to the Better Homes & Gardens at Walmart collection tie seamlessly into major current design trends—and maybe even create a few trending looks of their own. These pieces use elements (think popular fabrics and silhouettes) that will help you transform and update your space in a way that feels both of-the-moment and lasting. Here are a few of our favorite design looks of the year so far—and the Better Homes & Gardens at Walmart pieces that can help you bring the look home.
Boucle is having a huge moment right now. There’s no better way to refresh your living room, bedroom, or even office space than with a few thoughtful boucle pieces, which add a cozy textural element to standard furnishings.
Not sure where to start? The Juliet office chair is available in a gorgeous ivory boucle fabric, perfect for a home office or bedroom desk space. Not only is it designed to help you sit comfortably all day long, but it will also effortlessly help you bring the boucle trend into your own space.
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Of course, any living space also needs comfortable lounge seating. Fans of the boucle trend will be delighted to find the Juliet Modern Arch Swivel Chair in a cream boucle pattern. (It even comes with its own boucle back pillow.) The base can swivel a full 360 degrees, making it easy to incorporate this chair into any seating layout. Best of all, swivel chairs are their own viral trend this year because of how easily they blend into small and large seating spaces alike.
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Fluted furniture is another design element that’s been making its way back into the spotlight in 2024. Designers love the fact that fluted furniture looks both modern and timeless, and plenty of
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When your personal style or home address changes, it can feel like second nature to toss out your old furniture and decor and start fresh. Chances are, however, there are a few sentimental items you simply can’t imagine parting with. For Newport Beach-based interior decorator Julie Hovnanian, she’s held onto a pair of precast concrete poodles.
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Renting can be difficult for a whole host of reasons: Rental costs are rising, landlords can be strict or unhelpful, there can be pretty high upfront costs, and it can mean you move more often, which can become pretty expensive. And on top of all of that, you have to be very careful with how you decorate your home—that is, if you want your security deposit back.
Climbing plants don’t always need a big pot of soil to thrive – if you have limited space, these specimens will be more than happy to grow in small vases/glasses/bowls of water.
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