Charlotte Olby

3 days ago | homesandgardens.com | Charlotte Olby

I've always longed to level up my patio beyond basic garden fairy lights and do something much more stylish, but it is a hard task without going to the expense of additional wiring. However, thanks to this chic new collaboration between Pooky x Novogratz, fun garden lighting ideas have never been easier. It’s bold, it’s joyful, and it brings portable lamps al fresco.

4 days ago | homesandgardens.com | Charlotte Olby

As a dog owner and someone who has a lot of coats and shoes, I have always envied homes with enough space to include a boot room. But living in a mid-renovation, modestly sized home, the luxury of such a space felt out of reach. Until I came up with the smart idea of putting it under the stairs. While boot room ideas aren't anything new – in fact, they've been around for hundreds of years – they've certainly seen a resurgence in the last few years.

5 days ago | msn.com | Charlotte Olby

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5 days ago | homesandgardens.com | Charlotte Olby

For years, I thought that I wanted my home to be neutral, calm, and quiet. But the lack of color or personality never felt very me. That's when I started leaning into something more expressive, richer, and louder... Loud luxury, the antidote to last year's quiet luxury trend, is a new interior design trend that celebrates maximalism in a refined, expensive-looking way. It's free of clutter or chaos, but fuelled by rich color, decorating with pattern, art, and a layered, collected sense of soul.

6 days ago | homesandgardens.com | Charlotte Olby

There's something so refreshing about a crisp blue and white palette, just ask Nancy Meyers. So when I set my sights on the beloved filmmaker's chosen designer Mark D. Sikes’ optimistic new line with Pottery Barn, peppered with zesty citrus and zen-inducing lilacs, I instantly felt like rom-com summer had arrived. Both celebrated for their classic all-American sensibility, the partnership between Mark D.