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Get Ready to Obsess Over Every Pattern in This Colorful Texas Home (opens the original)
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The adage “something old, something new” aptly describes this 5,500-square-foot Fort Worth, Texas, home, which is filled with equal parts heirlooms and contemporary conveniences. Before designers Hilary Colia and Jennifer Kostohryz of Fort Design Studio began the gut renovation of the 1948 property, they could see it was full of potential. Though dated with a “totally overgrown” yard, the four-bedroom, five-and-a-half-bathroom house had a traditional layout and elements of historical charm going
The 14 Best Flea Markets Around the World, According to Designers (opens the original)
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Antique lovers know that the Paris flea markets are a can’t-miss destination for secondhand treasures big and small (more on that in a moment), but Paris is far from the only city brimming with incredible preloved finds. If you’re wondering where else to travel in search of one-of-a-kind pieces, there are plenty of worthy destinations to add to your list. We asked interior designers to share their favorite flea markets, both in the U.S. and abroad, and rounded up the spots they say are well wort
I Got Rid of These 5 Things and My Home Instantly Felt Calmer (opens the original)
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I’ve lived in my New York City apartment for almost five years now, which means that I’ve done a lot of editing and rejiggering to get the space to match my vision. I’ve always enjoyed experimenting with new looks and trends—I’ve been this way since I was a child, and it’s probably why I’ve chosen home design writing as my profession—but the changes I’ve made to my place haven’t always just been aesthetic. Over time, I’ve switched things up from a functional perspective, too. Given that I work f
I Got Rid of These 5 Things and My Home Instantly Felt Calmer (opens the original)
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I’ve lived in my New York City apartment for almost five years now, which means that I’ve done a lot of editing and rejiggering to get the space to match my vision. I’ve always enjoyed experimenting with new looks and trends—I’ve been this way since I was a child, and it’s probably why I’ve chosen home design writing as my profession—but the changes I’ve made to my place haven’t always just been aesthetic. Over time, I’ve switched things up from a functional perspective, too. Given that I work f
12 Closet Items You Should Toss ASAP, According to Professional Organizers (opens the original)
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Sometimes, the hardest part of starting a closet clean-out isn’t finding the motivation—it’s figuring out what actually needs to go. Luckily, professional organizers make these decisions all the time, and they’re more than happy to share the closet decluttering tips that can make getting dressed in the morning a lot less stressful. We asked a handful of professional organizers to share their best closet decluttering tips, including the first things they look to get rid of when tackling a client’
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