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Reconsider this: huge showers (opens the original)
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Curtains as doors is not a new concept, but it seems to be back with a vengeance—at least on my personal Discover feed. This trompe l’oeil hanging brought to mind Phoebe Hollond’s pitch in our last installment of Reconsider This: “Swags. Pelmets. Valances. The more theatrical [the window treatment], the better.” Today, we’re delivering another round of piping-hot takes from Hom
September MVPs: Fall layers and a witchy accent (opens the original)
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This stretch of almost-fall, when all the new collections drop, tests my self restraint. The smartly tailored coats. The decor that feels like a cozy hug. I will not put that in my cart, I tell myself on loop. But the French girl chic jacket ahead might be coming home with me… —Lindsey DeSimone, senior editor, content strategyIn case you missed it:Lindsey Mather was an early adopter of this material trend.</p
Where to spend your design budget first (opens the original)
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Domino was keeping tabs on Madelynn Hudson’s design endeavors long before she launched her eponymous studio, M.H. Interiors. She is the embodiment of a style-setter, deciding for herself what’s “in” and convincing us all along the way (psst: her soon-to-launch Substack, Worn In, is where you’ll find everything she can’t stop thinking about). A prime example: When everyon
The most stylish way to hide your TV (opens the original)
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On a recent long-haul flight to the West Coast, I turned on my favorite comfort flick: It’s Complicated. This time, though, I was watching with a fresh set of eyes. Because before it, I had binged Jon Hutman’s videos. He’s the production designer behind Meyers’s hits, and my latest YouTube obsession. I’ve been eating up all of his design advice: “We always like a slipcover. Just feels more casual.” “Chandeliers, you have to be careful. Go French or go Italian.” But if
I restored and renovated an early 20th-century general store (opens the original)
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