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7 Secrets From British Designers That Make Any Home Feel English-Countryside Cozy (opens the original)
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Like plenty of people, I enjoy classic American staples—football Sundays and apple pie included—but when it comes to decorating, I often find myself taking cues from England. There's something about British interiors that feels effortlessly warm, layered, and polished. Every element seems intentional, and even iconic motifs like the Union Jack are incorporated in a way that feels timeless rather than over-the-top. While American homes are beginning to embrace this approach, the British have long
Designers Say This Old-World Detail Gives Any New Build Instant Character (opens the original)
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Stained glass often brings to mind Gothic or European castles, but this centuries-old art form is quietly making its way into some of today’s most beautifully designed homes. No matter the glass style—contemporary, traditional, or abstract—it creates an interior atmosphere that’s nearly impossible to replicate. While you can mimic moody lighting in rich, saturated tones, nothing quite compares to light filtered through stained glass. Ahead, designers share how they’ve incorporated handmade stain
Designers Say This One Home Feature Instantly Makes Any Room Feel Bigger and Brighter (opens the original)
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British-inspired interiors have long been a favorite of ours, and one design feature we can't get enough of is the skylight. Beyond filling the room with beautiful natural light, it creates a striking architectural focal point that's becoming increasingly popular in American homes as more designers embrace the look. To learn more, we spoke with Rehoboth Beach, Delaware–based designer Jess Weath, founder of her eponymous firm and a longtime proponent of kitchen skylights. “I feel like vacuous, ex
One Rare Design Detail Made an Interior Stylist Drop Everything and Buy This North Carolina Residence (opens the original)
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“The Golden Rules of Decorating” from House Beautiful’s October 1989 Issue: “Why do we love certain houses, and why do they seem to love us?” T. H. Robsjohn-Gibbings asked in our pages. Here, the answer unfolds over nine years, as a Charlotte, North Carolina, cottage becomes a deeply personal home through thoughtful restoration, meaningful antiques, and an appreciation for what came before. Stylist Ashley Hotham Cox made a bold decision. She and her family may live in the house next to her paren
Designers Say It’s Time to Ditch the Accent Wall. Here’s What’s Replacing It (opens the original)
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As with low-rise jeans, combat boots, and bucket hats in the world of fashion, there are plenty of once-celebrated interior design trends that have finally left the building. One such trend that designers are happy to see disappear? Accent walls. While painting or wallpapering a single wall was once the design choice du jour, many pros (and decor enthusiasts!) now view the feature more as a sign of a half-baked interior design scheme than a meaningful addition to your room. California-based inte
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