Stark mid century elegance...(that could probably benefit from a few fluffy throw pillows.). 
Renowned Danish architect Poul Henningsen is believed to have once owned this house in Copenhagen, which local studio Norm Architects refurbished by opening up the interior to create bright rooms containing dark and tactile bespoke furniture.
Feeling a little less romantic this week than all the tv ads say you should be? Here's a bit of fun solace...
The world is full of realists and romantics. Romantics get one day a year to indulge their sentimental sides with candy hearts, long-stemmed roses, giant teddy bears and other cheesy gifts.
Unfortunately, there’s no Realist Appreciation Day, but anti-Valentine’s Day gifts come pretty darn close to the spirit. That’s why we’ve rounded up some painfully-accurate, too-real gifts to give the folks in your life who really don’t want to be caught in Cupid’s line of fire.
Ugh, Valentine's Day is next week. Need a little inspiration? We could all use it now and again...
Yes, Valentine's Day has become a totally overcommercialized mess — but it's still the perfect opportunity to let little romantic gestures shine. And who couldn't use a chance to celebrate love in their life a little more?
Though you might be hard-pressed to find someone who will actually turn away a box of chocolates, there are plenty of other things you can do to show your love that are a million times more meaningful than buying things. We've come up with 100 little ways to be lovey-dovey to celebrate Valentine's Day — no credit card needed.
If your decorating tastes run modern and you want to give that clean, streamlined look a shot in the arm, peep these ideas for inspiration
Sculptural Furniture
Consider furnishings with designs that serve as art unto themselves. These wire counter stools by Bend bring a modern touch—and a pop of color to the kitchen.
This geometry is a lot more fun than anything you learned in school...
We're calling it now. The geometric trend that presented itself in the triangle print here and the faceted vase there is about to blow up. With Pantone declaring it one of the hottest trends of the new year (and we personally agree based on what we've been seeing), you're bound to notice simple shapes picking up speed and adorning everything from tiles, wallpaper, home furnishings and decor. Expect to see plenty of circles, triangles and hexagons galore!
Rich pigments, dark woods, global artisan textiles, tropical prints, and metallic accents. There. Saved you a minute ... but ... go ahead. Take look.
We've seen the previews from all your favorites on the high street and beyond; and trust us when we say there is plenty to look forward to! Here’s our round-up of the top home decor trends to look out for to help you stay ahead of the curve in 2018.
How do you like this mid century home refresh here in SF?
How does one renovate an existing 1965 Eichler in a meaningful, respectful way? This is a difficult question, given the abuse that Eichler buildings have faced over the years with an overly-aggressive renovation industry applying the current style of the day to these prized structures.
Lots of ways to refresh for the new year. What will be your first move?
Andy is a multi-talented real estate agent, freelance interior designer, and professional home-stager, who never thought that he would end up living in and loving a 127-year old home. He and his cat "Cav" live in one unit of a Portland duplex that was built in 1890 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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If you'd like to hone your home decor style this year, but aren't quite sure where to start, these 7 tiny tricks can help you find your own personal style and create a home that feels like you.
