Amy Panos

1 day ago | bhg.com | Amy Panos

Credit: Courtesy of Netflix Key TakeawaysUse artwork and accessories to express your personality and give visitors a sense of who you are. Trim colors aren't limited to white. Create a cohesive look by using the same or similar trim colors throughout the house. Lighting should go beyond the utilitarian and make a statement with its style and scale. If you haven't watched Netflix's dark dramedy Sirens, you should—as much for the decor as the intrigue.

6 days ago | bhg.com | Amy Panos

Credit: Courtesy of Trimlight of Central Iowa Are you one of those people who think Christmas lights aren’t just for Christmas? Do you ever wish you could celebrate every holiday, game day, or special occasion with a light display in exactly the right festive colors? Or are you just tired of going up and down a ladder, putting up and taking down lights every year? If you answered yes to any of those questions, you might be a candidate for permanent holiday lights.

2 months ago | bhg.com | Amy Panos

How do you fit a busy family of four, a home office for a thriving design business, multiple living and dining areas both indoors and outside, plus tons of storage—all while maintaining a breezy, beachy vibe—into a modest 1,400 square feet of space? Interior designer Allison Garrison of Allito Spaces and her husband Jon figured out how to do just that. They remodeled their 1959 bungalow in San Diego into an open and airy family home.

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Amy Panos |Kelly Kegans

How do you fit a busy family of four, a home office for a thriving design business, multiple living and dining areas both indoors and outside, plus tons of storage—all while maintaining a breezy, beachy vibe—into a modest 1,400 square feet of space? Interior designer Allison Garrison of Allito Spaces and her husband Jon figured out how to do just that. They remodeled their 1959 bungalow in San Diego into an open and airy family home.

2 months ago | bhg.com | Amy Panos

Photo: Brie Williams / Interior Design: Teresa Roche Think living in a small space means you have to limit patterns and accessories for fear of your home looking cluttered? Think again. Take a look at this tiny South Carolina bungalow and see how eclectic art, plenty of patterns, and a consistent color palette amp up how large it lives and its charming looks.