There is an incredible variety of cabinet hardware and knobs available and the newest styles truly run the gamut! No longer are you limited to round knobs and plain handles. Whether you’re in full remodel mode, or just want to freshen up your cabinets, updating your home’s cabinet hardware is one of the easiest, most inexpensive ways to add instant style to your kitchen!

Powder rooms and bathrooms are very much alike, but powder rooms are traditionally more geared for guests. These spaces are generally smaller in size and lack a shower or bathtub. Instead, they simply offer a sink, toilet, and perhaps some storage for toiletries.

Whether you’re remodeling the bathroom or starting from scratch, there are a lot of decisions to be made. During this sometimes chaotic process, people often get caught up in their bigger purchase decisions like vanities or showers, and then leave the details as an afterthought.

Getting your place spruced up for your next dinner party? Your living room and dining areas may be dusted, organized, and decorated to perfection, but let’s not forget your bathrooms. With a couple nifty updates, your revamped bathroom can add to the welcoming atmosphere you want to create for the next guests you host.

Have you considered why you choose one color or style over another? Well, your personality might be to blame. As humans, we do it all the time – we make design choices that reflect our personality traits without even realizing it.

With the holidays coming ever closer, the key to staying sane is endless organization especially when it comes to all those extra house guests! Read on for some easy, innovative, organizing ideas that are so useful you will just have to share your new knowledge.

To get ready for the big day, We’ve compiled some easy Thanksgiving decor ideas that you and your guests will love.

Your Christmas tree is the focal point of your holiday decor, but it shouldn’t stand out like a sore thumb. We’re showing how to decorate your tree to complement your personal sense of style.

The holidays are right around the corner and you know what that means…it will soon be time to pull the Christmas boxes out, turn on the Christmas music, and start decorating the house because Santa and his reindeers will be here in no time.

If you’ve experimented with interior design in your home, you’ve probably run across the principles of feng shui. By understanding the elements of wood, fire, earth, metal, and water you can attract positive energy to your home while repelling the bad. We talked about the basics in our post, Harmonize Your Home with the Principles of Feng Shui.

The modern residential mailbox has come a long way from there. It is no longer regarded as an instrument to just collect mail, but instead carries an additional responsibility of serving as an extensions of your style and personality.

You’ve mowed the lawn, planted flowers and painted the front door, yet something still seems off anytime you step outside. It might be the dull mailbox that’s diminishing your outdoor style. Being the practical accessory that it is, a mailbox often isn’t given much thought in regards to curb appeal.

It helps to understand the art and craft of bringing indoor design elements outdoors and outdoor design elements indoors. Let’s take a closer look at how you can accomplish this look.

We share some quick and easy tips for creating a gallery wall that wows.

Buyers attending the Las Vegas Market were deeply interested in scoring fresh, on-trend products. New décor items and furnishings have been slow to arrive in stores for over a year now, creating a lot of pent-up demand. While a bit of everything was certainly on offer this summer, sharp-eyed trend spotters called out these five prominent design features for helping define the show.

They don't call it the Furniture Capital of the World for nothing. High Point, North Carolina—a city just minutes from Greensboro is home to the world's largest furniture store as well as the world's largest furnishing industry trade show. The trade show, appropriately named The High Point Market is a twice-a-year exhibit that draws in more than 75,000 industry professionals and 2,000 exhibitors from all over the world. What do they come for? They come to explore 12 million square feet of show space featuring up-and-coming furniture trends and new product launches from best-in-class vendors.

Everything you need to know when purchasing window treatments.