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We could all use a little space from time to time. If you live in an urban shoebox apartment or an older home with low ceilings, you may be wondering how you can make the space feel bigger, brighter, and more accessible. Take your home from cramped to comfortable with these eight tips for how to make a small room look bigger. Clear the Clutter When faking square footage, less is more. Decluttering is a foolproof way to make your surroundings feel more spacious. Pare down the number of decorations that are sitting on shelves or tables to just a...

Capture the crisp ocean breeze, calming blue water, soft sand, and bright sunlight all year-round with a little help from coastal interior design. You can practically feel the warm sand between your toes when you’re surrounded by airy, beach-inspired décor. Take a look at six of our favorite coastal rooms and furniture pieces to gather inspiration for your own seaside oasis.  Nature is all around us in this breezy bedroom. A solid wood bedframe and nightstands, scenic shoreline print, faux coral fascinator, woven pendant light, and large monstera leaves celebrate an oceanic aesthetic. The light color scheme with sandy throw pillows and muted blue accents can even calm the seas.  Shop this look:  Mid-Century 1 Drawer Solid Wood Nightstand  Chevron Solid Wood Queen Bed   Drift toward this modern coastal styling to...

It’s time to indulge in the sunshine and the comfort of your own private outdoor sanctuary. Your patioscape doesn’t have to be perfect or fully furnished for you to enjoy it, but it does need to coincide with your lifestyle and personal preferences for it to truly feel like an escape. Whether your patio furniture has just resurfaced from storage and you can’t wait to arrange your outdoor layout, or your climate allows for backyard hangs year-round and you’re simply looking for fun ways to rearrange your setup, knowing the style and ambience you want your patio to portray will...

Bohemian (boho) style has crystallized into a well-known interior design pillar, but its foundation originated on the fringes of mainstream society. Outcasts and counter-culturalists embraced an unconventional lifestyle that has left an eclectic signature in its wake. Since its inadvertent inception, creative types have  gravitated toward boho expression because of its imaginative, carefree  approach. Dive into bohemian design’s cultural, artistic history and see how it  endures today. History Bohemian design’s earliest roots trace back to the Romani, a nomadic people who most likely migrated from India to Europe around the 12th century. As they wandered, they made a living with often-creative trades that could move with them, and they absorbed influences from many cultures into their colorful clothing and collage...