“The tenants who were there before me had what can only be described as ‘gift shop’-themed furniture,” Rosie Dart shares about her apartment in London. As an illustrator, content creator, and director, she’s drawn to colors, shapes, and details, but even Rosie wasn’t a huge fan of the previous tenants’ decor.
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After 8.5 years, artist Trevor Ball has turned his Victoria, BC, rental into a playful mix of oversized typography, vintage finds, self-made art, and unforgettable retro pieces — including a Gufram Lips sofa.
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Interior designers have to make a lot of aesthetic decisions for other people, but every once in a while they get the chance to work on a project for a very special client: themselves. Designer Jacklynn Little (@jacklynnlittleinteriors) recently redesigned her own condo kitchen that hadn’t been updated since the condo was built 16 years ago.
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This Los Angeles renter maximized every inch of her small studio apartment, carving out a dedicated bedroom nook and a separate home office and filling it with colorful vintage finds.
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If there’s one thing I’ve always believed, it’s that kitchen necessities like trash cans and soap dispensers should always be function-first. But I’ve also realized, over the years, that they don’t need to be ugly. That’s why I’ve slowly invested in gems like my simplehuman trash can and compost caddy.
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I lived in Richmond, Virginia, until I was in high school. It was a point of pride for me. I hadn’t even grown up in a particularly walkable part of the city, but even as a kid I knew there was something special about being a city-dweller. I remember thinking, “Someday, I’ll live in one of those Victorian homes in the Fan, an in-town neighborhood in Richmond. I’ll walk everywhere.
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I’m sure I’m not the only person who struggles with this, but my purse accumulates so much random stuff. Before I know it I can no longer find what I need, and when I eventually give up on digging through everything and empty it out I’m shocked to discover how much stuff has worked its way into the space. I’ve been looking for a better organizing system for my bags, and now I think I’ve finally found a solution.
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Almost no house is complete without a home office these days. And they can range from something as small as a nook in the living room to as involved as renovating your garage. A spare room inside your home is probably the preferred way to create a functional workspace. Brielle Tolmeijer (@brielle_interiors) had just that in her 120-year-old Dutch Colonial home. In an Instagram post highlighting her office renovation, Brielle called her would-be office a “sad, forgotten room.
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“The tenants who were there before me had what can only be described as ‘gift shop’-themed furniture,” Rosie Dart shares about her apartment in London. As an illustrator, content creator, and director, she’s drawn to colors, shapes, and details, but even Rosie wasn’t a huge fan of the previous tenants’ decor.
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I'm guilty of number 3 myself.
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It would work in any space!
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After 8.5 years, artist Trevor Ball has turned his Victoria, BC, rental into a playful mix of oversized typography, vintage finds, self-made art, and unforgettable retro pieces — including a Gufram Lips sofa.
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Toss these items ASAP.
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Interior designers have to make a lot of aesthetic decisions for other people, but every once in a while they get the chance to work on a project for a very special client: themselves. Designer Jacklynn Little (@jacklynnlittleinteriors) recently redesigned her own condo kitchen that hadn’t been updated since the condo was built 16 years ago.
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It comes in four sizes and a sectional style!
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This Los Angeles renter maximized every inch of her small studio apartment, carving out a dedicated bedroom nook and a separate home office and filling it with colorful vintage finds.
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If there’s one thing I’ve always believed, it’s that kitchen necessities like trash cans and soap dispensers should always be function-first. But I’ve also realized, over the years, that they don’t need to be ugly. That’s why I’ve slowly invested in gems like my simplehuman trash can and compost caddy.
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Here's how to make it more inviting.
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I’m so grateful for all he’s taught me.
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I lived in Richmond, Virginia, until I was in high school. It was a point of pride for me. I hadn’t even grown up in a particularly walkable part of the city, but even as a kid I knew there was something special about being a city-dweller. I remember thinking, “Someday, I’ll live in one of those Victorian homes in the Fan, an in-town neighborhood in Richmond. I’ll walk everywhere.
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I’m sure I’m not the only person who struggles with this, but my purse accumulates so much random stuff. Before I know it I can no longer find what I need, and when I eventually give up on digging through everything and empty it out I’m shocked to discover how much stuff has worked its way into the space. I’ve been looking for a better organizing system for my bags, and now I think I’ve finally found a solution.
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It looks so antique and storybook all at the same time.
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Almost no house is complete without a home office these days. And they can range from something as small as a nook in the living room to as involved as renovating your garage. A spare room inside your home is probably the preferred way to create a functional workspace. Brielle Tolmeijer (@brielle_interiors) had just that in her 120-year-old Dutch Colonial home. In an Instagram post highlighting her office renovation, Brielle called her would-be office a “sad, forgotten room.
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