If you’ve just bought a house, or you’re in the market to update your interior, 2020 has a few big trends to follow! A new decade means a new stylish change to furniture, paint, and decor. With European inspiration and emphasis on adding color, these trends are fun and versatile!    Classic Blue The 2020 Pantone Color of the Year is a deep shade of blue. There are plenty of beautiful ways to have classic blue in your home: whether it’s a stunning painted wall, a versatile bedside table i... read more

You’ve just bought your first home – congratulations! Now it’s time to make your home feel like, well, home by undertaking some long-term investments that will not only look beautiful, but will also last you for years to come. SHARE The following is a guest post by Suhayl Laher In today’s post, we’re offering some advice for first-time homeowners on areas where spending a little bit more is likely to pay off in the long-run. From valuable aesthetic updates in key areas such ... read more

The following is a guest post by Alex Jones – content writer for Jaguar On the journey to selling your home, it can be all too easy to focus solely on finding your new dream property and forget to ensure the home you leave behind is a dream property for its next inhabitants. Creating a beautiful living space that you’ll soon be leaving may seem counterproductive, but the good news is giving your home some targeted TLC before selling can increase its value at a time when that matters most. To help you ... read more

Guest post by  Michelle Lee, Houzz As nights get shorter and the weather gets colder, a lot of us will be retreating indoors for warmth and comfort. If your room still resembles a bright and breezy summer oasis, this might be the time to refresh its look for fall. Fuzzy blankets and snuggable pillows are some of this season’s essentials, so get ready to layer these textures for an autumnal haven. Photo by Arlo & Jacob – Browse living room ideas Go for velvet. This material is ma... read more

When you long to freshen up a room but your hours or funds are limited, consider one or more of these speedy little projects. By dabbling in DIY or simply switching things around, you may be able to satisfy the urge for a new look without having to commit to a full-on makeover. Claire Clerc 1. Mimic the look of a headboard. A painted panel behind a bed makes a surprisingly effective headboard. Mark off the area with professional-quality painters tape to avoid color bleeds and achieve a neat edge. Then ... read more