I have a classic dining room with beautiful wainscoting and crown molding. I love the space, but the two-tone wall colors and the furniture feel a bit dated. I'm looking for ways to give it a fresh, 2026 update.
I have a black tufted headboard, a white traditional dresser, and a very unique 80s-vibe nightstand. I also have a black folding screen in the corner. I’m looking for ways to tie these different pieces together.
I love the bold blue in the room at the end of the hall, but the transition from the cream/yellow hallway feels very jarring. I’m looking for advice on how to make these spaces feel like they belong in the same house.
I’ve set up a lounge area with a sectional and a pool table in the back. I’m happy with the pieces, but I’m worried the "living room" section feels a bit disconnected from the rest of the space.
I love how clean and bright this space is, but the cool gray and white palette feels a little cold. I want to bring in some warmth and personality.
I have this beautiful transition area with the round mirror and red bench. It feels like a great 'moment,' but I'm not sure if the scale is right or if it needs more layers.
I’m looking for advice on the entryway to my home gym/lounge. The columns are currently a dark chocolate/black, which matches the doors but feels a bit heavy against the tan walls.
I love the clean lines and the freestanding tub, but the room feels a little clinical. I’m looking for ways to add warmth and texture to the space.
I’ve got the main pieces in place, but the room feels like it's lacking personality. It’s very yellow and very beige right now.
Just moved in finished this project and while I love the energy, I’m finding it hard to pick furniture and lighting that doesn’t get swallowed up by the walls. The carpet is a neutral grey and the ceiling is white.
I’m looking for styling advice for this modern primary bedroom loft. It has incredible panoramic windows and a glass mezzanine railing that overlooks the living area. I love the neutral, minimalist palette and the natural light, but the room feels a bit 'exposed' and cold. I'm looking for ways to add warmth, texture, and a sense of privacy without blocking that beautiful green view. I’m starting with the bed and dresser shown, but everything else is a blank slate!
I’m looking for styling and lighting advice for this modern dining area. It’s situated on a landing between a sunken living room and the kitchen, framed by a stunning open tread staircase. I love the glossy wood floors and the minimalist black-and-white chairs, but the space feels a bit 'exposed' and sterile. I want to make it feel more like a destination for dinner rather than just a pass through area. I'm starting from scratch with decor and lighting!
I’m working with this bright, modern living room featuring panoramic windows and a double sided fireplace. The current setup is very clean with a neutral palette and glossy hardwood floors. I love the minimalist aesthetic, but I’m worried it feels a bit like a furniture showroom. I’m looking for advice on how to add personality, manage the TV placement (it's currently over the fireplace), and handle the gold trim on the firebox. All suggestions for rugs, art, and lighting are welcome!
I’m looking for layout and decor advice for this open concept living area. The standout features are the open tread staircase with black carpet and the sleek white fireplace that connects to a sunken living room (just out of frame). The hardwood floors are very glossy, and the large windows offer a great green view. I want to honor the modern architecture while making it feel like a cozy, high end home. I'm starting from scratch with furniture!
I’m looking for advice on how to elevate this narrow galley kitchen. It has sleek white cabinets, dark granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances. While it’s clean and modern, it feels a bit cold and closed in because there’s no natural light. I want to add some texture and warmth without sacrificing the minimalist look. I’m open to small DIYs like changing hardware, adding a backsplash, or lighting upgrades!
I just moved into this space and I'm obsessed with the architecture but overwhelmed by the layout. It features a sunken living room, beautiful glossy hardwood floors, and a two-sided fireplace that connects to the upper level. There’s also a cut-out in the wall that looks into the stairs. I want to keep the clean, modern lines but make it feel warm and inviting. I’m starting with no furniture and could really use some expert eyes on how to zone this room!
I’m looking for design and layout advice for my entryway/front room. It has high vaulted ceilings, beige tile floors, and a prominent arched window and front door. Right now, there’s a lone corner curio cabinet that feels a bit out of place. I want to create a functional 'foyer' feel while making the room look more contemporary. I’m open to changing the lighting, window treatments, and adding furniture, but the tile is staying for now!
I’m looking for layout and lighting advice for this bedroom. It’s currently a sea of beige carpet and off white walls with one standard flush-mount 'boob light.' The window is fairly small and off center on the main wall. I’m starting from scratch with furniture and want to make it feel cozy rather than cramped. I'd love suggestions on how to handle the lighting and where to place a bed without blocking the only light source!
I just moved into this space and I'm struggling to make sense of the design. We have a bold red accent wall, grey blue partitions, tan kitchen cabinets, and a massive dark wood beam across the ceiling. The flooring transitions from a grey carpet to a light wood laminate. It feels a bit disjointed right now. I’m looking for advice on a cohesive color palette and how to arrange furniture to make this feel like a modern, unified home.
I’m looking for layout and design advice for my new living room. The standout feature is a large, dark wood beam across the ceiling, but the rest of the room feels a bit dated with the grey carpet and standard ceiling fan. The front door opens directly into the space with a small patch of dark tile. I want to create a cozy but modern vibe that really makes the wood architecture pop. I'm starting from scratch with furniture!