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Katie Ridder worked with architect Douglas Wright to reimagine an awkward 1970s apartment to make it a functional, welcoming space where the homeowners could host their children and grandchildren.

Theres lavender, terra-cotta, stormy blue-grays, and even eggplant in the mix at this Arizona home by TOM Design Studio.

It’s sentimental to the max, and it’s evident Walker enjoys telling others about her harmless but much-misunderstood relatives.

Our latest lookbook explores contemporary takes on traditional white bathrooms, proving that monochrome doesn't have to be monotonous.

Our favorite interior designers reveal their top tips for crafting a stylish and inviting home.

As the housing market remains competitive, and prices continue to rise, there's an increasing need to remove contingencies and make other promises that guarantee if a seller picks your offer, the sale will close. In the industry, they're being called power buyers.

A simple tape or tassel can take blah furniture to a whole new level. 

Designers from around the world are channeling “a new opulence” at this spring’s Maison et Objet.

For our latest lookbook, we have rounded up 10 bedrooms from the Dezeen archive that make use of smart storage solutions.

Before NYC designer Rodney Lawrence had his way with this 4,000-square-foot loft space in lower Manhattan, it was a massive void of developer-​added Sheetrock walls with a few preserved columns from its industrial days. Lawrence’s mission became “Keep that openness, but at the same time create moments of intimacy.”