(4 min read) April is behind us and so is another marvelous Coverings exhibition. It was held from 18 to 21 April at the Orange County Convention Center in Florida. This natural stone conference and exhibition has been setting trends in the design world for years and 2023 is no

and do you need one? (5 min read) In this colorful age of the 30-minute home reveals and practical (and less practical) DIY internet tutorials, any average Joe might think they have what it takes to fabulously design and decorate their home. However, once you embark on that adventure, it

(3 min read) Each year Pantone highlights one color that will reflect the current lifestyle and shape the cultural landscape of that period. This year Pantone opted for a “crimson red tone that presents a balance between warm and cool”, her perky highness (*cue the trumpets) — Viva Magenta! I mean, for realz,

(4 min read) Although most people will always eschew current interior design trends in favor of customized and timeless designs, some popular items and furnishings seem to be unavoidable. No matter how much you don’t care about what’s hip and fresh, no one wants to appear outdated and smell of naphthalene,

(4 min read) 2022 is over and we’ve already recapped our favorites of designed trends that graced our interiors throughout the year. Now it is time for us to do the same, but with our least favorite ones. Whether we want to admit it or not, there have been some true

(4 min read) 2022 is almost over and it’s time for us to recap everything that blessed our eyes throughout the years. There have been some terrific and fabulous interior design solutions that have stunned both interior design veterans and fresh-eyed enthusiasts alike. This is our comprehensive list of the

(4 min read) The most wonderful time of the year (according to Frank) is finally here! Once again it’s time for you to get those boxes with old ornaments out of the attic, go visit your local Christmas tree farm and start stressing out over the unbought presents and last-minute

(4 min read) There is no doubt that in this day and age technology tends to shape interior design one way or the other, but what does it do to our art? Can art and technology coexist and thrive in the same space no matter how minuscule that space is?

(5 min read) We are all aware that interior design trends are constantly changing. Sometimes they are evolving and other times they are…rolling downward until they become obsolete. Either way, one thing is certain, your modern home interior is at the mercy of this ever-changing process. What’s popular this year

(3 min read) Mosaic art is different from painted art in so many ways, but the effect of both can be quite similar at times. On that note, mosaic wall art is usually created in a rectangular shape which is visually quite similar to rectangular paintings on canvas. Keeping in

(5 min read) That lovely outdoorsy weather is here again and it is time to switch up your patio and garden game but you are trying to stay within a tight budget? No problem. We’ve got some amazing ideas that will make your outdoor sanctuary amazing without ruining your savings.

(4 min read) I think it’s due time we chat about this subject, as the pandemic is seemingly coming to its painful end. However, the world is being very careful (as it should be) and the changes the pandemic made in all of our lives are here to stay, at

(5 min read) From Jhene Aiko’s flowy outfits and Irene Neuwirth’s glorious chic nomadic home to that new knitted stool you keep checking out at IKEA, bohemian interior design is always on the rise of popularity. Its relaxed and playful aesthetic is what makes it a true wild child of

(3 min read) Sustainability is truly a prevalent topic these days and for a good reason. Trying to fix the earth has never been more important than now when it is seemingly dying. Deforestation, pollution, climate change, and the catastrophic loss of biodiversity are all our faults. We’ve managed to

(5 min read) Industrial design is all about the raw and exposed, which makes it perfect for combining with virtually any type of outwork out there. And not because it is lame or without character, but simply because it follows the narrative of “unfinished”, so you can practically “finish” it

(5 min read) Let’s say that the most notable interior designers in the world meet every year for their very own Bilderberg meeting. Just instead of chatting about how to enslave us, they discuss what trends will be popular next year. So last year they’ve decided that Scandinavian decor and