All articles tagged with #home decor
A BuzzFeed list compiles 27 affordable, easy-to-implement home upgrades—from under-cabinet lighting and brass cabinet knobs to touchless faucets, extra outlets, and smart thermostats—showing how small changes can dramatically improve comfort, efficiency, and style without a full remodel.
The Cut curates early Labor Day savings across beauty, fashion, and home, highlighting discounts on skincare and hair tools, SPF, denim and dresses, and chic home accents with promos from Ulta, Amazon, Nordstrom, CB2, Baggu, and more to jumpstart fall shopping.
A nostalgia-filled guide to quintessential 1980s thrift-store finds—fiber optic and plaster floor lamps, lotus and smoked-glass lighting, rack stereo systems, boomboxes, VHS players, and iconic decor like Pyrex and Nagel/Ferraro art—plus practical tips on testing, condition, and restoration to snag genuine vintage value.
Nanoleaf's Blocks Combo XL Smarter Kit, a wall-mounted set of color-changing light panels paired with a shelf and pegboard, is on sale for $99.99—a new low price and 60% off its original $250. The kit can hold up to 6.6 pounds on the shelf and 3.3 pounds on the pegboard, can be rearranged or expanded with more panels, and includes features like Paint Tool and AI Magic Scenes for customizable palettes. It works over Wi-Fi via the Nanoleaf app and can be controlled with Alexa or Google Assistant or the included physical controller, making it a versatile dorm-room or living-space lighting and storage solution.
Best Life highlights 11 new HomeGoods finds for an early-fall refresh, from dorm linens and a Tahari headboard pillow to Nest candles, chic window treatments, and a William Morris bench—all affordably priced as stores lean into fall and decor lovers race to snag items before they sell out.
Hollister is launching its first home-and-decor collection with Target, totaling about 60 items that span apparel, decor and dorm bedding, with a campus-ready focus. The Hollister Collection at Target goes live online and in most Target stores on June 28, with additional products rolling out ahead of the holidays and into 2027.
Hollister Co. is debuting its first home and dorm line, The Hollister Collection, with Target in a multi-season partnership featuring nearly 60 items across men’s and women’s apparel and bedding. The rollout goes live June 28 on hollisterco.com, Target.com, Target stores, and select Hollister locations, with bedding in twin/twin XL and full/queen sizes (priced $34.95–$64.95) and sleepwear and decor accessories priced up to $49.95. The collection incorporates Hollister staples like florals, stripes, logos, and the seagull motif, designed to be cohesive across categories. A preview is available now, with additional drops planned for the holiday season and spring 2027.
A BuzzFeed Community list compiles 17 underrated or “ugly” design trends—sunken living rooms, parlors, bold tile, wood cabinets, and vibrant color schemes—arguing these features add personality and warmth to homes that feel too cookie-cutter with modern minimalism.
A Washington Post feature explains how colorful, textured beaded glassware has become ubiquitous in restaurants and home kitchens, tracing its ascent through dining spaces, media appearances, and design sourcing, and offering tips on how to weave the trend into everyday entertaining.
Book Nooks—tiny, illuminated dioramas that transform gaps in shelves into miniature worlds—have surged as a cosy craft trend, with Harry Potter–themed sets like Hogwarts Express featured in sale listings, blending puzzle-making, display, and storytelling for a charming home décor upgrade.
IKEA has released a smart version of one of its most iconic lamps, featuring seamless color transitions between hues rather than abrupt changes, signaling a stylish blend of design and smart lighting.
Many readers are enhancing their reading experiences by using ambiance videos that create cozy, immersive environments similar to Tolkien's study, helping them feel transported into fantasy worlds and encouraging more focused reading, especially during the pandemic.
Twelve South's Valet is a stylish tray designed to hold and wirelessly charge your key devices, primarily your phone, combining functionality with aesthetic appeal, priced at $179.99 and aimed at making device charging more seamless and elegant.
The article discusses the resurgence of colorful bathroom fixtures, moving away from traditional white, driven by younger consumers and innovative materials like lava stone and concrete, making bathrooms more vibrant and personalized.
The article discusses upcoming interior design trends that will feel outdated by 2026, such as formal dining rooms, dark cabinetry, flat walls, hotel-style bedding, and flamboyant bathrooms, and suggests modern alternatives like relaxed dining areas, pastel kitchen cabinets, textured walls, colorful bedding, and serene bathrooms to keep homes stylish and current.