With a fresh spin on color, texture, and form, designers are embracing the cozy eclecticism of the era all over again.

Take a tour through an apartment that fuses vintage pieces with maximalist design, creating a one-of-a-kind home.

Minimalism is often associated with living with the bare minimum — bland color palettes, empty space, and a lack of personality — but that’s not exactly accurate, designers say. Rather, minimalist ...

Astrology influences home decor. Fire signs like Aries prefer bold colors. Earth signs such as Taurus favor comfort. Air ...

Right in the center of Far North Dallas, Prestonwood is filled with mid-century moderns and ranches, like this home on ...

The colorful and eclectic retail store Happy Happy Joy Joy, located at 157 E. King St. in Lancaster city, is closing soon. ...

The idea of the old smoke-filled, horse-brass-bedecked pub interior still has a strong pull for many of us, but these days ...

He scheduled a tour of a condominium apartment that was rumored to be a former ballroom in a building from 1924, and as soon ...

These rugs aren’t merely preserving history but redesigning how one lives alongside it—they are quiet disruptors of ...

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From cozy seating and layered lighting to greenery and color, interior designers share how to create a front porch — or any ...