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Looking to bring new dimension into your home decor? Sophisticated and dramatic black adds a contemporary touch to any space. From replacing one lampshade to redecorating an entire room, this pure pigment draws the eye wherever it is used. In the past few years, the use of black for both interiors and exteriors has become very popular as people embrace more daring styles. 

Inspired by the changing foliage, there is nothing more comforting than the earthy hues of autumn. They add a cozy touch that helps you embrace the changing weather conditions and make your home as inviting as possible this time of year. From the walls to the furniture, now is the time to refresh your color palette at home to reflect the seasonal atmosphere.

It’s a Southern tradition to decorate your front porch for fall and not only is it fun, but it brings an autumnal spirit to your neighborhood that will last for the next few months. Adding some festive decor on your front porch is simple, yet so rewarding as you embrace the vibrant colors and cozy textures of the season. From classic accents like pumpkins on the steps to more elaborate wreaths and light displays, there are plenty of ways to give fall a warm welcome on your front porch.

Many houses come with a bonus room beyond the designated bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchen, and living areas. This spare room, also known as a flex room is often oddly shaped and frequently located above a garage. Despite it not having any closets, a bonus room has the power to both increase your home value and serve as a multi-use space for whatever you need it to be, from an office to a lounge area.

Fall is here, Charleston. While you’re enjoying the cooler nights and gorgeous autumn colors, don’t miss out on all of the exciting events that are happening right here in the Lowcountry this fall. Now is the perfect time to gather together with family and friends and celebrate the harvest of opportunities that this season brings.

If you’re a fan of traditional design, you likely will have seen a great many examples of ginger jars in your lifetime. These charming collectibles were originally used to store spices, but today they are primarily decorative objects that bring a touch of sophistication to any home. Often hand painted with a blue and white pattern depicting rural Chinese scenes, flora, and fauna, including fish and dragons, they are instantly recognizable around the world.