Bedroom

Some bedrooms feel like a proper reset button. Navy blue helps you pull that off without trying too hard. This color feels grounded and calm, and at night it turns your room into a cozy little hideout (in the best way). I love navy because it looks stylish in daylight and soothing when you’re winding […]

Sage green feels like that one friend who shows up looking effortlessly put together while the rest of us still wear yesterday’s hoodie. It looks calm, it looks stylish, and it somehow makes a bedroom feel more “intentional” even if you still stash laundry in a corner chair. Have you noticed how it works with

Your bedroom shows your personality faster than your Instagram feed ever could. One glance at your nightstand chaos, your pillow situation, and your lighting choices, and people immediately know if you live in “cozy angel” mode or “I’ll fold the laundry in 2029” mode. So if your room currently feels more random than cute, don’t

Can we all agree to retire the idea that a boys nursery must look like a blueberry exploded? You can absolutely use blue no hate but you’ve got way more fun options than “navy stripes + random anchors.” I love boys nursery design because you can make it calm, cool, playful, or downright stylish without

Basement bedrooms get a bad rap. People hear “basement” and immediately imagine cold floors, sad ceiling tiles, and a single overhead light that makes you look like you haven’t slept since 2012. But a dark basement bedroom can feel ridiculously high-end when you stop fighting the shadows and start using them like a design tool. I love

So you’ve got this courtyard space, and you’re staring at it thinking, “What now?” I get it. Courtyards are tricky little areas that can either become forgotten dead zones or absolute showstoppers. The good news? With the right design ideas, you can transform even the tiniest courtyard into your favorite hangout spot. And trust me,

Ever feel like the rest of your house belongs to everyone but you? Between the kids’ toys in the living room and the kitchen counter that’s basically a graveyard for junk mail, finding a quiet spot feels like a mission impossible. That’s exactly why your master bedroom needs to be more than just a place to crash

You want your master bedroom to feel calmer, prettier, and more “put together”… without turning it into a showroom you’re scared to live in, right? Green makes that weirdly easy. It can look soft and airy (hello sage), or rich and dramatic (hi, moody emerald), and it almost always pairs well with basics like white

Valentine’s Day decor always sneaks up on me. One minute I feel like a calm, organized adult… and the next minute I panic-buy tea lights like I plan to land a plane in my living room. If you want your space to feel romantic without looking like a heart-shaped craft store exploded, you’re in the

You want a romantic Valentine’s Day bedroom… but you also want it to look intentional, not like Cupid tripped, spilled glitter, and ran away laughing. I get it. I’ve decorated bedrooms for Valentine’s Day a few different ways over the years—some sweet, some spicy, and one that looked like a craft store exploded (we don’t