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This Is the FIRST Thing You Should Fix in a Bathroom Renovation, According to Designers (opens the original)
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Pictured above: An airy, calm bathroom vanity area in an Ontario home by Ali Budd. As anyone who’s ever undertaken a bathroom renovation can tell you, it isn’t for the faint of heart. There’s a surprising amount of effort and decision-making that goes into this space, and it can feel overwhelming, to say the least. But it almost always pays off in the long run. “Renovating a bathroom is always a good idea,” says Kelly Collier-Clark, founder and principal designer of House of Clark Interiors. “Se
Does Your Home Have "Hostile" Design? 8 Mistakes That Could Be Making Your Space Less Comfortable (opens the original)
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When designing your home, urban planning likely doesn’t cometo mind. You may feel that the scale and grittiness of cities don’t translate to your interiors, but as it turns out, certain urban planning concepts can make their way into homes, in both good and negative ways. Sometimes, homes are designed and decorated in a way thatmay look beautiful but is actually not welcoming or conducive to human connection. In the urban planning world, this is known as “hostile design,” and in cities, this app
7 Things That Are Making Your Room Feel Chaotic, According to Pro Organizers (opens the original)
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When you want to feel calm and centered in your home, you likely try to avoid messes wherever you can, right? Even maximalists don’t want things to look too cluttered, and those with small rooms want to avoid visual chaos even more. Best intentions aside, some decor choices or organizing solutions may be inadvertently creating visually crowded spaces. Perhaps you can sense that a space doesn’t feel tidy, but you can’t quite put your finger on the “why.” Apart from clutter causing “increased anxi
8 Ways to Decorate Like Dolly Parton, According to Designers (opens the original)
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With a career spanning over 70 years, including writing over 3,000 songs, Dolly Parton has always brought light and love to the entire world. She was never afraid to be herself, sparkling in swaths of rhinestones, and even though she described herself as “tacky” in the best way, her style is one that many have emulated. When Dolly recently passed, it felt as if some of that sparkle left the world with her. While many of us will always miss her, Dolly would be delighted to know that her signature
4 Signs You’ve Outgrown Your Home, According to Real Estate Experts (opens the original)
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When you buy a home you love and, at the time, has everything you’ve been wishing for, it can be easy for that home to grow with you throughout the years. But tastes and needs change, and you might find that your home is no longer keeping up with your lifestyle. Or perhaps, you didn’t always love your home in the first place, and you’re itching for a change. “Most signs that you’ve outgrown a home track with the phase of life you are in,” says Allison Freeman, a real estate agent at Christie’s I
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