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Designers Say This Is the #1 Rule to Follow Before Choosing a Paint Color (opens the original)
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Pictured above: The billiards room of this Wisconsin family home by designer Emily Winters Posselt of Peabody’s Interiors is painted in Sioux Falls by Benjamin Moore. We’ve all seen the memes. You’re standing in your home, 10 different shades of white paint samples dutifully swatched on the wall, trying to make the painstaking decision among them all. Or maybe they’re shades in the green, blue, red, or beige family—all nearly identical. Whatever the case, the monumental task of committing to jus
Experts Say These 6 "Uncool Antiques" Are Making Your Home Look Dated (opens the original)
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Curating a collection of antique decor has become a rite of passage for design enthusiasts as more homeowners move away from cookie-cutter interiors towards spaces that feel personal, layered, and full of character. The rise of maximalism and collected-over-time aesthetics has only fueled the appeal of antique shopping, turning flea markets, estate sales, and vintage boutiques into treasure troves for those seeking one-of-a-kind finds. Still, experienced designers caution that age alone doesn’t
6 Stylish Ways to Hide an Ugly Radiator Without Sacrificing Style (opens the original)
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As your eyes scan the room, they take in the gorgeous floors, the perfectly selected paint, the inviting sofa you spent hours researching, and the lighting you carefully chose. And in the midst of it all, the bulky, not-so-lovely radiator awkwardly butts in. It’s not like you can just remove it, but you don’t have to let this historic holdover take up so much attention, either. Here, interior designers share their best creative solutions for concealing old radiators. Radiator grills aren’t exact
Don’t Replace Your Hardwood Floors Just Yet. Designers Say These Signs Mean They’re Worth Saving. (opens the original)
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Whether your house is 10 years old or going on 100, inheriting hardwood floors can feel like a homeowner’s dream come true. From oak to maple, walnut to cherry, their textural grains and rich variations instantly give a home more character and depth. Depending on their age (and how well they were cared for), some hardwood floors can look beyond repair—but don’t be quick to toss them out. Before you book a costly floor replacement, this is what experts want you to know. An inherent perk of hardwo
Designers Never Leave a Non-Working Fireplace Empty. Here's What They Do Instead (opens the original)
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Fireplaces often serve as an anchoring centerpiece in the room, drawing all eyes and sometimes even dictating the furniture layout—whether or not they actually generate heat. Maybe you’re saving up to fix yours, or perhaps you’re OK with leaving it alone for now. Whatever the case, transforming a non-working fireplace is a great way to tap into your creative wiles while adding personality and style to your space. For inspiration, consider these designer-approved ideas to make the most of a non-w
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