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Don't Accidentally Ruin Your Rugs. Here's How to Clean Them so They Look Brand New. (opens the original)
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One home purchase that's worth the splurge? An area rug. These large, beautiful pieces quite literally ground a space, tying the room together while adding warmth, texture, and personality. But because they're constantly walked on, spilled on, and exposed to everyday wear, it's important to know how to clean an area rug properly so it stays looking its best for years to come. To help, we turned to the rug experts at Loloi Rugs (which recently launched a collaboration with Joanna Gaines) for thei
How to Decorate Your Table for Fall Like a Designer (opens the original)
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Say goodbye to those warm and bright summer soirees, and welcome in cozy and colorful fall fetes. We’ve officially entered the season of changing leaves and earlier nights, and for the person who loves to entertain, you could probably benefit from some fall table decorating ideas. In the curated list below, check out this range of autumn-inspired tablescapes that’ll meet every theme you could think of, from a dark academia aesthetic to a final harvest party. Set the vibe from the jump, sit back,
This Lovingly Restored 1890s Kitchen Is Packed With Smart Design Ideas (opens the original)
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Lauren Gardner of Canyon Collected Design was set on having double islands in the kitchen of her 1894 Victorian vernacular home. She had envisioned one as a traditional workspace, the other as a large, antique dairy table—a collected, character-driven piece that would bring warmth and patina to the newly built space. “I was very set on that idea,” she says. But as the gut renovation took shape, the layout revealed its limits. The flow between the sink, stove, and refrigerator—what designers ofte
When Is It Too Early to Decorate For Fall? Design Experts Weigh In (opens the original)
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After the Fourth of July, the American flag banners and summertime decorations start to lose their luster. Now that September has arrived, we're officially in the dog days of summer—aka no man's land for holiday decorations. The weeks following Labor Day leave many of us asking: How soon is too soon to decorate for fall? There are pumpkins and faux autumn branches just waiting to go up as you enjoy your first pumpkin spice latte and apple cider donuts. When to decorate for fall mostly depends on
25 Designer-Approved Storage Ideas That Won't Ruin Your Bedroom's Aesthetic (opens the original)
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The shift from long sunny summer days to the more structured routines of autumn is a period of transition, not just for the weather but also for our homes. As we trade buttery yellows for burnt orange hues, it's a great time to take a step back and look at how we move through our spaces in our day-to-day. Lots of folks take this time to clean, declutter, and reorganize their spaces—especially their bedrooms. Unlike pantries or garages, you need to consider more than mere function when tackling y
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