9 Ways to Create a Kid-Friendly Living Area
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Get to Know Boston Fern, a Plant That’s Always in Style
A staple of Victorian parlors, they remained popular as houseplants even as design styles changed over the years.
Decorating With Deep-Tone Carpets
A dark and richly colored carpet can transform the look of a room, not only because of the bold and adventurous message it conveys, but also because of the way it can create different depths, tones and moods.
Wooden Sleeping Box a Space-Saving Solution in Moscow
This sleeping box and its built-in storage allowed for the functional use of the small space.
10 Ideas From Outstanding Spring Gardens
A spring garden is one of the sweetest things. Bulbs emerge from the ground as if by magic, trees leaf out with fresh green growth, and flowering shrubs and perennials burst into bloom.
Room of the Day: A Glamorous Space With a Bohemian Touch
“The home was clean, modern and marketable but didn’t have any personality. It felt drab,” Nozawa says. “My client works and travels a lot and really wanted a place that was a dream to come home to.”
Solve Sofa Squabbles
The most obvious option is to get as large a sofa as the room can take. This L-shaped version is huge — it even has an integrated footstool that can be pulled away for use as an extra chair.
Choosing Color :Your Exterior With 2 Cans of Paint
If you keep the body of your house in a neutral hue, or a material such as brick or stone that you wish to leave unpainted, you likely have a good number of color directions you can go in.
Where Are You on the Style Marble Spectrum?
Being able to name and define your personal decorating style can be a big help when it comes to choosing items for your home that you’ll be happy with for years to come.
These 10 Little Things Make Life With Kids Easier
From wrangling backpacks and finding lost shoes before the morning school run to the last kiss at bedtime (and just one more drink of water), life with kids is an adventure.
