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Introduction I regularly study decorating trends before recommending ideas, and few styles have had as rocky a public journey as farmhouse decor. What started as a genuinely fresh, functional aesthetic became, for a while, one of the most overdone looks in American home design — shiplap on every wall, “Live Laugh Love” signs in every

Introduction Nobody sits in a hallway. That’s probably why it’s the most neglected square footage in most homes — it’s purely transitional, so it gets treated as an afterthought, if it gets treated as anything at all. Which is a shame, because that same transitional quality is what makes a well-done hallway punch above its

Introduction Most dining rooms live a double life. There’s the version set up for holidays — tablecloth, matching chairs, the good candlesticks out — and then there’s every other night of the year, when the room barely gets touched because it feels like too much effort to “use” properly. I think that’s backwards. A dining

Introduction A console table might be the single most flexible piece of furniture in a home — it works in an entryway, down a hallway, tucked behind a sofa, pushed against a dining room wall with nothing else around it. Which is probably why it’s also one of the most consistently mis-styled. It’s rarely a

Introduction Of all the small styling projects in a home, coffee table decor delivers the most visible return for the least effort. It sits at the center of the room, at eye level from every seat, and it’s often the first thing photographed when someone shares a picture of their living room. Yet most coffee

Introduction Your entryway is the one room every guest experiences before they’ve said a single word about your home. And it’s usually the space that gets decorated last — if it gets decorated at all. Good entryway decor isn’t about filling a console table with knickknacks. It’s about controlling the first three seconds of someone’s