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Wondering what to do with an old armoire? Instead of throwing it away or donating it, there might be another use in the home that you haven’t yet considered. From creating more kitchen storage to setting up a dedicated craft station, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite ways to make use of an armoire – beyond storing clothes.

Now that we’ve recovered from the holiday season and are embracing the coming year, it’s the perfect time to turn our attention to home organization. You don’t need to be a professional organizer to set some realistic goals for refreshing your living space in 2024.

Whether you’re tackling the junk drawer solo, or getting the whole family involved, our decluttering checklist will give the entire home the fresh start it needs.

A growing trend in interior design, soft curves have a way of introducing a sense of comfort, style, and movement into living spaces. Even if you don’t have architectural curves in your home, you can add them to your decor to create a sense of softness.

Here are some pieces you can easily integrate with existing decor to create dimension and ease.

As we usher in 2024, various design trends are emerging that show a shift in color. Instead of cool minimalism with muted grays and clean whites, designers are leaning into warm, earthy neutrals, from browns to deep greens, terracotta, and gold. These hues not only set a cozy, calming mood, but they reflect the current interest in creating spaces that feel organic.

Read more for some of our favorite ways to incorporate earth tones in your home!

Classic, clean, and versatile, stripes are widely beloved in interior design and fashion. Not only are they easy to mix with other patterns, but they provide a fresh, preppy aesthetic that suits both modern and traditional homes. Our team of designers frequently use stripes as a clever tool to open up small spaces and create eye-catching pops of interest.

Read more for some of our favorite tricks to incorporate stripes into your home!

Amid the hustle and bustle of modern life, finding time to refresh carpets, polish furniture, and manage household tasks can feel like a constant balancing act. Instead of keeping up a strict cleaning routine, we recommend choosing hardwearing materials at the outset, especially if you have kids, pets, or renters.

Designing a low-maintenance space not only alleviates stress in the long run but also guarantees that your home always looks fresh. Here are some design tips to guide you in making smart choices.

More is more in 2024… As we look to the new year, we’re leaning towards bold colors, intricate patterns, and unique textures that create spaces that truly feel personal.

If you have been considering giving your home a refresh, we’ve compiled a few ideas that will help you incorporate a maximalist design philosophy.

Popularized during the Victorian era in England, the butler’s pantry is a small room that connects the kitchen and the dining room. Today, it is making a comeback in modern homes for many other reasons.

The butler’s pantry is particularly well suited to homes that are frequently used for entertaining as it can function as a bar, serving station, and storage place for dishes and glassware. Let’s dive into all the reasons why you might have a butler’s pantry in the 21st century.

The holidays are just around the corner and you know what that means – it’s time to start stirring up your favorite festive cocktails! From deciding on a house recipe to stocking your favorite tipples, we’re sharing all our tips on how to set up a perfect holiday bar cart.

There’s a certain nostalgia that comes from reusing holiday decorations, but if you haven’t switched up your decor for many years, it might be time for a refresh. Creating a bold, new holiday decor scheme can reignite your enthusiasm for this time of year and give your guests a fun surprise in the process!