Molly Malsom

2 days ago | homesandgardens.com | Molly Malsom

As the warmer seasons approach, our attentions turn to our outdoor spaces. And what was once a place that was perhaps covered in lawn or featured a simple patio has evolved into an extension of our homes, encouraging inside/outside living. But how can you design an outdoor kitchen and living space that feels like a continuation of your interiors? Designer Rebekah Zaveloff has shown how seamless it can be in this design, which proves even a backyard can be cozy and inviting.

3 days ago | msn.com | Molly Malsom

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3 days ago | homesandgardens.com | Molly Malsom

For many people, the kitchen is the hub of the home. It's the room we gather, dine, and host friends and family, so the design and flow of the space should reflect that, which is why people are looking for ways to create a more sociable kitchen. While your kitchen ideas will always have a functional element, they should be cozy, lived-in spaces that reflect your lifestyle.

4 days ago | homesandgardens.com | Molly Malsom

At the heart of your kitchen, your island is a truly important feature of your design. It serves as the heart of the room for cooking and socializing, but when the design or decor isn't quite right, it can throw off the aesthetic and flow of your entire kitchen. While we often talk about all the things you should do with your kitchen island, there are some mistakes you'll want to avoid if you don't want to end up with an island that makes your kitchen look cheap.

1 week ago | homesandgardens.com | Molly Malsom

Designing a kitchen for a period home requires a careful balance of personal style and features that honor the roots of the space. Without elements that nod to the home's architecture, the kitchen instantly feels out of place. But this Spanish-style kitchen proves that being sensitive to the architectural elements needn't limit your design. The original features have been honored and celebrated, but so has the owner's vibrant style and love for modern details.