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- Sep 22, 2026
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Influencer Madi Webb Designed Her L.A. Home Around Fashion, Femininity, and Her Cats (opens the original)
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When Madi Webb moved into a 109-year-old Los Angeles loft two years ago, she didn’t expect to pick up another talent: interior design. At first, the influencer, YouTuber, and podcaster hired an out-of-state interior designer, but soon realized she was making more of the design decisions herself, a fact that came as no surprise to the creative. After all, Webb built her platform on empowering women to feel confident about their own decisions and believe in themselves. “Once I stopped looking for
Designers Say Everyone Is Looking for These 8 Under-the-Radar Antiques in 2026 (opens the original)
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There are many well-known antiques, like vintage Pyrex, that collectors have been amassing for years. But now under-the-radar finds are suddenly becoming more covetable than ever. As older generations continue to downsize and part with lifelong collections, thrift stores are seeing an influx of antiques and vintage finds that were once tucked away. For shoppers with a keen eye, that means more chances to discover distinctive pieces that offer both style and lasting value. Interior designers, sea
Designers Say These 7 Bathroom Features Are Officially Past Their Prime (opens the original)
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Interior design has a track record of continually making something old new again, but occasionally, things look so dated that no amount of styling can bring them back to life. Bathrooms are one such space that captures what’s in and what’s out in a snapshot—and when they’re wrong, they can look really wrong. “Anything that feels too tied to one specific trend can date a bathroom pretty quickly, especially when that trend is used everywhere at once,” says Melissa Selvaggio of Melissa’s Designs &
This Charming Carmel-by-the-Sea Cottage Looks Straight Out of the Cotswolds (opens the original)
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“The Golden Rules of Decorating” from House Beautiful’s October 1989 Issue:Leave it to Billy Baldwin to point out that luxury should not be confused with grandeur. “To me, comfort is perhaps the ultimate luxury,” he once said. Decades later, design firm BAMO applied the same tenets to a Carmel-by-the-Sea refuge designed to feed the soul—and delight the eye. It’s not every day that you shop for a house with your interior designer. But when a Palo Alto, California–based couple wanted to find a wee
Love the “Cluttercore” Look? Designers Say This Is the Secret to Making It Feel Intentional (opens the original)
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The line between messy clutter and intentional clutter is not one you want to cross. The messy kind is what you usually think of when you hear the word clutter—it is, in essence, the accumulation and overflow of stuff. Intentional clutter, in contrast, is the curation of beloved objects and collections—it's a lived-in aesthetic that shows off who you are and what you love. This year, designers and homeowners alike are embracing this new take on maximalism. A Pinterest report picked "mix and maxi
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