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3 weeks ago | 
decoist.com | Daniel Mitchell
Furniture trends come and go over the years, but some hang around in your home far longer than they ought to, slowly pulling down the vibe and making your place seem dated. What worked in the past might not suit your space anymore, but since we get used to our own furniture, we sometimes lose sight of any… let’s call them ‘aesthetic challenges’ they might present. Let’s take a look at some outdated furniture trends that might be ruining your home’s vibe and what you can do about it.
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3 weeks ago | 
decoist.com | Daniel Mitchell
Spring is the perfect time to reset and refresh your bedroom. After months of cold weather and heavy bedding, your space may feel a little stale, and while a full makeover isn’t necessary, small, thoughtful changes can really open up the room. Spring is about fresh starts, so let’s make sure your bedroom reflects that.
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3 weeks ago | 
decoist.com | Daniel Mitchell
Spring is all about fresh starts, and your front door is the perfect place to embrace that energy. Not to mention it’s an oft-neglected element when considering outdoor design. A colorful front door can really stand out, and while pastels and bright florals might be the obvious choice for spring, there are other colors that bring just as much life to your doorstep.
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3 weeks ago | 
decoist.com | Daniel Mitchell
Jumbo houseplants are rising in popularity, and they’re predicted to be much more common in the years to come. If you’re thinking about bringing a large, lush, beautiful plant into your home, these options bring a bold, striking presence that can transform any room. Let’s take a closer look at a few great options, their ease of care, and any unique qualities they’ll bring to your space. 1.
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3 weeks ago | 
decoist.com | Daniel Mitchell
Choosing the right gravel for your yard isn’t as simple as picking whatever looks nice. Different types serve different purposes, and choosing the wrong one can lead to drainage issues, instability, or backbreaking upkeep. Some gravel works best for driveways, while others are better for walkways, garden beds, or decorative accents. This guide will help you understand the most common types of gravel, their strengths, and how to choose the best fit for your yard.
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3 weeks ago | 
decoist.com | Daniel Mitchell
Interior design is just as much about making a space work as it is making it look good, and there are some easy, common design mistakes people make that impede a room’s functions. Some of these mistakes may not seem obvious at first, but they can make a room feel off without you knowing why. These rules aren’t about trends or personal taste either, they’re about making sure a space feels right. Here are eight interior design rules that should never be ignored. 1.
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4 weeks ago | 
decoist.com | Daniel Mitchell
Luxury doesn’t have to mean a total home renovation or a sky-high budget. Sometimes, it’s the smallest (and cheapest) changes to daily-use items that can make the biggest impact. By focusing on smaller upgrades that enhance your home’s comfort, functionality, and yes, beauty, you can make your home feel lavish without breaking the bank. Here are eight simple yet luxurious home upgrades you won’t regret making. 1.
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4 weeks ago | 
decoist.com | Daniel Mitchell
Cabinets are one of the most important elements in any kitchen. They take up a lot of space, set the overall tone of the room, and aren’t something you want to replace often. Trends change quickly, but some cabinet styles never go out of fashion. These styles have remained popular for decades because they’re versatile, practical, and easy to update. Whether you like a modern, classic, or rustic look, there’s a timeless cabinet style that will work for your space.
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1 month ago | 
decoist.com | Daniel Mitchell
Your living room should feel like a comforting escape, a place where you can truly relax. It’s not about having a perfectly styled space, but instead creating an atmosphere where you can feel cozy, connected, and at home. Here are a few must-have items that will help turn your living room into a personal haven filled with warmth and comfort. A Comfy Sofa to Sink IntoThe heart of any cozy living room is a sofa that’s just plain comfortable.
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1 month ago | 
decoist.com | Daniel Mitchell
Tile countertops were once a go-to choice for many homeowners. They were affordable, easy to clean, and provided some nice of color and texture. But these days, they’re quickly becoming an outdated choice that might be holding your kitchen back. Let’s explore why tile countertops, while still functional, just don’t fit the modern kitchen vibe anymore. Issues With GroutWhile tile countertops are known for their durability, the grout lines are where they fall short.
