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- Sep 27, 2026
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This Unexpected Antique Is Making a Major Comeback—and It Might Be Hiding in Your Grandma’s Linen Closet (opens the original)
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Vintage quilts have become one of the most coveted decorating details as more homeowners embrace interiors that feel cozy, collected, and full of personality. Long tucked away in linen closets and treasured mainly as family keepsakes, these handcrafted textiles are now taking center stage in home design. Whether layered at the foot of a bed, draped over a sofa, or tossed across an accent chair, a vintage quilt brings warmth, texture, and an effortlessly curated look to any space. Their growing p
"Burrowcore" Is the Cozy Home Trend Perfect for Fall (opens the original)
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Pictured above: A burrowcore-themed living area designed by Sarah Kirk. You’ve heard of cottagecore. Now there’s burrowcore, the cozy home trend that’s less about idyllic aesthetics from a period film and more about creating a space you never want to leave. Instead of homes that feel perfectly polished or photo shoot-ready, burrowcore is all about fostering a warm, comfortable, and personality-packed environment. Think low lighting, worn wood, overstuffed seating, vintage finds, layered textiles
"Burrowcore" Is the Cozy Home Trend Perfect for Fall (opens the original)
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Pictured above: A burrowcore-themed living area designed by Sarah Kirk. You’ve heard of cottagecore. Now there’s burrowcore, the cozy home trend that’s less about idyllic aesthetics from a period film and more about creating a space you never want to leave. Instead of homes that feel perfectly polished or photo shoot-ready, burrowcore is all about fostering a warm, comfortable, and personality-packed environment. Think low lighting, worn wood, overstuffed seating, vintage finds, layered textiles
Designers Are Seeing This "Dated" Window Trend Make a Stunning Comeback in 2026 (opens the original)
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The word “valance” probably conjures up 1980s window treatments—you know, the ones with tons of fussy fabric and big swags. But like so many things from the ‘80s, valances are coming back with a vengeance…and a more modern vibe. Today, valances are a bit simpler (phew) and more tailored. They’re also a bit more practical. A valance can dress up a kitchen window, make a short window appear taller, and add a touch of visual interest without blocking light. While they do have their roots in the ear
Designers Predict These 7 "Micro Trends" Will Be Everywhere by Fall (opens the original)
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Fall is all about new beginnings. After a summer spent outdoors, the shift in season brings us back inside, making it a great time for redecorating. That said, it doesn’t mean you need to undergo a whole revamp; there are simple things you can do to give your home new life that don’t involve a contractor or even a fresh coat of paint. This fall, designers say, is all about embracing microtrends: little changes with a big impact like adding a funky lampshade or making an awkward living room corne
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