This Minimalist Homeowner Found a Middle Ground Between Gray and Green for Her Laundry Room Cabinets
Her designer pushed her out of her comfort zone.
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Limewash Paint Covers the Walls of This Split-Level Long Island Home—Gym Included
In the bathrooms, chic travertine tops Wayfair vanities.
The Limestone-Travertine Kitchen Island in This Beach House Makes a Case for Unexpected Combos
The green plaster walls bring another fresh material moment.
Desk Cubbies and Vibrant Wallpaper Are Key to This Office Made for Juggling Two Jobs
A design that works overtime.
Removing a Pesky Upper Cabinet Opened Up This Dated 1920s Kitchen
Sage green storage keeps all the baking supplies tucked away.
This 8-Year-Old Wanted a Princess Bed—Her Designer Delivered a Spice Girls–Worthy Setup
Finding the right fabric was key.
In This Pastel London Bathroom, the Green Grout Matches the Faucet
Tall purple storage keeps everything in place.
Screenshot After Screenshot Helped This Bathroom Reno Go Smoothly
The tile pattern is like DNA sequencing.
An Instagram Ad Led This Brooklyn Dad to Affordable DTC Kitchen Cabinets
After weeks of research and quotes of $20,000.
Pattern-on-Pattern Is the Opposite of Childish in This Little Girl’s Bedroom
There’s a method to the maximalist madness.
How a Spacial Designer Created Privacy In Her Door-Less Loft with a Clever Divider
It’s now filled with one designer’s product prototypes.
This Blush Pink Bathroom Belongs to None Other Than Barbie’s Head of Design
But plot twist: The doll didn’t inspire the palette.
A Curvy Spin on Picture Frame Molding Takes the Formality Out of This Sage Green Office
Designer Gillian Segal perfected it all via Zoom.
This Kardashian Stylist’s L.A. Home Got the Leanne Ford Treatment
It all started with an Instagram DM.
A Trip to MoMA (and the Homeowner’s Closet) Sparked This Pattern-Heavy Bedroom Refresh
Thank Helen Frankenthaler for the color palette.
From the Shower Tile to the Walls, This Artist’s Whole Apartment Is Her Colorful Canvas
“I really don’t think we’ll ever leave.”
A Monochrome Move Was All It Took to Make This Dated Tile Feel Intentional
When you can’t renovate, iterate.