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Now I'm the one thinking about floor desking
Reading a post from FOR NO ONE ⋆ ⭒ ˚. No fixed height, no rules, no chair in the way.
AI as Interior Designer? Didn't See That One Coming
I ran across a piece on Apartment Therapy about a writer who used ChatGPT to reimagine her entryway, and it stopped me mid-scroll.
700 Square Feet of Magic
Deer and rabbit vases — Anthropologie I just read about Marcelline, a mom of three in a 700 square foot Upper West Side apartment she furnished almost entirely with curbside finds and her Buy Nothing group.
What an amazing transformation. Check out those before-and-after photos.
Learned a new word today: silly-maxxing. It’s basically decorating with just enough weirdness to make a space memorable. I love that word.
TIL the entryway is the most underrated room to paint. Small space, quick job, huge visual payoff. Kind of obvious in retrospect, but I never thought about it that way before.
I’m really fond of the bamboo-and-steel canopy. If I had a bigger yard, I’d definitely choose this… it’s truly beautiful.
If I plan to redo my tiny house, I would go with this exterior wood like this… It is a beautiful house.
Apparently “burping the house” is a thing — airing out pillows and bedding weekly to kill bacteria and freshen everything up. Now I want to do this.
That would be nice to have in the kitchen and sometime in made a mess. This would do a job easily. Add to my shipping list!
Love this!
I love this creativity how is is painted on the wall. Maybe I could do something like that in my tiny house. Hmm.
I love this wooden headboard. I am searching for a perfect headboard for my bed. I might want to get something similar to this one.
It’s impressive how a tiny bedroom can be transformed into a functional space that includes everything needed.
I love this house with the Earth hues!!! I love this view of the living room!
I would love to watch the mountain scenery from the enormous window.
Considering my porch, I want a wood decor vibe. Adding wood to the wall will highlight my seating area, possibly with wall decor and an outdoor fan.
I love the tiny house. I would love to have large windows and skylights around the house. They are filled with wood walls—magical.
I love watching home decor videos. Came across BrownstoneBoys’ YouTube video and watched it. I loved what they did to their home — especially the old house work.
This swooping metal roof caps a house set in a Normandy Garden, which is really cool! I love this setup in the office, I assume. It is gorgeous.
Credit: KatarzynaBialasiewicz / Getty Images Living in a 480 square foot tiny house, I need to be careful with clutter — too much and the whole place looks crowded, messy, and distracting.
Mexico's modernist architects rewrote the rules with color, texture, and a deep connection to the land. BBC Culture has a great roundup. The homes are stunning.
A backyard reading shed: separate from the house, just you and your books. Living in a tiny house, I feel like this would technically count as a second bedroom. Tempting!
This wooden house is gorgeous. I don’t mind moving in that house!!! It’s 800 square feet, nearly twice the size of my place.
The front door, oil painted with, an age0-old, durable, permeable choice made from flax seed. I love browsing house doors; I used to photograph them in DC.
Painted floors transform the indoor porch of a 1920s Minneapolis Craftsman by designer Anne McDonald That star chandelier against the wood ceiling.
If I ever redid my tiny house, I’d steal this window layout. Different sizes, all that light flooding in — no overhead fixture competes. Shiplap on walls and ceiling?
Thinking a second tiny house — one room, big window, office space. Or maybe just a small sunroom off my bedroom. Nothing fancy.
Muse • Somerset, UK If I ever have a spacious home, this is the vibe I’m going for. A copper tub and wood-burning stove are pure magic!
That enclosed porch on the Shoreline Glass House is living rent-free in my brain. Warm wood, big windows, winter trees just beyond the glass.
Wood walls. One good chair. A window.
One of my fav rabbit holes: tiny house browsing. Own a 12x40 house & love every square foot of it. But this cabin from Craft Houses?
“Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful.” — William Morris That arched doorless shower is doing a lot — in the best way.
That DIY tile trick is brilliant. Instead of mixing mortar and making a huge mess, you just use the stick-on backing and place the tiles directly on the wall.
Regarding that shelf—it’s seriously a mood. The way the dark, textured wall makes the walnut pop is just perfection.
Gallery Wall: My Spring Project
Oh, a gallery wall project as a spring goal? Yes please! I've had a collection of frames sitting around for years just waiting for their moment, and this is finally it.
The way that terracotta wall hits the natural wood ceiling is everything. It’s such a grounding, soulful combo that makes the whole room feel lived-in and warm.
Who says bathrooms have to be boring? That mural wallpaper is already a showstopper, but paired with that terracotta orange toilet? It just works.
Those warm wood open shelves against that creamy white kitchen just work. It’s the perfect blend of cozy and elegant. Wood makes any space feel lived-in and loved.
That arched sliding door with fluted glass? Chef’s kiss.
I love the idea of having greenery in my home but let’s be real — I am terrible at keeping plants alive. Every plant I’ve owned has met a tragic end.
That dusty teal wall? Stunning. And blending a Samsung Frame TV into a gallery wall so seamlessly you’d mistake it for actual art??
Always looking for inspiration to make my home more inviting! 🏠✨ Did u know color & feng shui go hand in hand?
This Austin living room is goals. Designer Chiara de Rege hid a TV behind a sliding cane screen in a stunning, solid white oak built-in — also a coat closet & game cabinet.
This is Bridge House in BC’s Gulf Islands — a 3,200 sq ft home literally suspended between two rocky ridges over a fern gully. And that dining room?
This Pittsburgh contractor built her house with a 6,000-pound copper spiral slide — a safety exit — and an 800-pound glass floor craned through the window. How cool is that?
Almost Went Green
Stumbled across this Domino article about stained green kitchen cabinets and it got me thinking. Those kitchens with green hues look beautiful and simple.
I’m a sucker for good home decor ideas. This spring, I’m finally going to add some personalized touches around the house and get some artwork up on the walls.
Came across this old church converted into a home, and wow. I would absolutely love to live in a space like this.
This Vietnamese multigenerational home is built entirely with terra-cotta, brick, and bamboo. I love the terra cotta color—find it so relaxing and soothing.
Mediterranean Sunshine for Under $4
I saw a kitchen renovation that made me stop scrolling: a London couple turned their IKEA cabinets into bright-yellow, striped beauties inspired by the towels and umbrellas at an Italian seaside hotel where they vacation every year.