Yes, You Should Turn Your Bathroom Into a Lush, Plant-Filled Retreat.
From the living room to the kitchen to the bedroom, no space is complete without a touch of greenery — and, as you may have already surmised, the bathroom is...
From the living room to the kitchen to the bedroom, no space is complete without a touch of greenery — and, as you may have already surmised, the bathroom is...
The diverse character and sense of place experienced through wandering the Freycinet Lodge site is unique. We have drawn inspiration from this diversity and its cultural heritage to influence the...
Summer homes are meant to be stylish and relaxing. Light color palettes, no-fuss furniture, and beachy patterns are just a few elements top designers often rely on to craft an inviting...
Mia Mélange aims to create timeless handcrafted products, using only the best local ingredients and paying great attention to detail. She believes in quality over quantity and prefers handwork over...
Designed by architect William Wurster back in the '30s, the house's modern sensibility shines through with it's vintage roots. Organic-modernism meets vintage-decor in this beautiful San Francisco home. Curating a vintage-filled home is...
Margot Robbie's outdoor patio is more than just a dining area. It's also filled with a mix of flea market finds, cozy linen-topped seating for lounging in the sun, and...
Look at this incredible Villefranche-sur-Mer home on the French Rivera finished to picture-perfectness with its retro-futuristic minimalism. Kudos to fashion designer Lisa Perry for bringing this dream to reality for...
“Texture is a great all-white bedroom idea that's anything but boring. Through pillows, blankets, linens, rugs, and wall hangings, you can invite visual appeal. Molly of Almost Makes Perfect showcases lots of cool textures in her bedroom, from the woven blanket to the yarn wall hanging to the handwoven area rug.”
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“We realized our old house could be the ultimate playground for our new collections,” Caitlin says. “We never do something officially until we play with the idea in our own home.” Sometimes, quite literally: A game of backgammon with friends inspired them to produce similarly patterned tiles, which they then used, in cream and teal, on the floor of their central courtyard and entry. More recently, they used the same tile pattern as a template for an exclusive Popham+ backgammon set, complete with brass game pieces. “It’s actually a natural move, as the molds of our tiles are made of brass,” Samuel says.