Category: Home design

Not all renovations pay you back at resale. Some upgrades make a home easier to sell and help protect your asking price, while others mostly reflect personal taste. If your goal is a strong return on investment (ROI), focus on projects that improve first impressions, reduce buyer objections, and modernize the “big three”: kitchens, bathrooms,… Continue reading Five Renovations That Deliver the Best ROI When You Sell

Bedroom design trends love a comeback. Styles that once felt too formal, too “grandma,” or too matchy are returning with lighter materials, cleaner lines, and smarter proportions. If you’re refreshing a primary bedroom or staging a home for sale, these revived looks can add character without sacrificing calm. 1) Canopy beds (but make them airy)… Continue reading 7 Bedroom Trends That Were “Outdated” and Are Now Cool Again

Design trends are circling back in 2026—but with more comfort, texture, and personality than the last time around. Instead of stark, show-home minimalism, homeowners and renters alike are leaning into spaces that feel warm, lived-in, and restorative. Here are eight returning looks designers are excited about, plus practical ways to try each one without overcommitting.… Continue reading 8 Interior Design Trends Making a Comeback in 2026 (and How to Use Them at Home)

Minimalism isn’t disappearing, but its long reign as the default “good taste” is fading. More designers and homeowners are craving spaces that feel lived-in, expressive, and emotionally warm—shifting the spotlight toward a new wave of maximalism: colorful, layered, and personal without necessarily being cluttered. Minimalism vs. maximalism: what’s changing Minimalism is known for clean lines,… Continue reading Why Designers Are Leaving Minimalism Behind This Year