DIY Projects and Ideas

Refresh Your Walls Fast Tired of how your walls look? A quick color update is one of the easiest, most satisfying DIY projects you can tackle over a weekend. Why Wall Updates Make a Big Impact Walls take up the most visible real estate in your home, so even small changes can completely shift the

Start With What You Have If you’ve got an old door in the garage, a few worn out pallet boards, or some leftover wood from past projects, you’re halfway to a headboard. Upcycling materials like these isn’t just a money saver it’s a smarter, greener way to build. Skip the overpriced big box options and

Make Small Spaces Look Bigger Without Spending Big Making a small room feel open doesn’t require gutting walls or spending half a paycheck. Start with mirrors. Placed right especially across from windows or near light sources they bounce light around and create the illusion of more square footage. One large mirror can do more than

What Defines Scandinavian Design? Scandinavian design is all about dialing back the noise. It’s rooted in clarity spaces that breathe, furniture that works hard without shouting, and a color palette that leans toward whites, beiges, and soft grays. Think simplicity, not starkness. Everything has a purpose, but nothing feels cold. This style rests on function

Bio Inspired Minimalism Less clutter. More intention. That’s the core of Bio Inspired Minimalism, a theme shaping interiors in 2026. It’s not just about sleek lines or open floors anymore it’s about designing spaces that breathe. Clean architectural forms are met with raw, grounded elements like smooth stone, textured clay, and matte wood. These organic

1920s 1930s: The Rise of Revival Styles After the upheaval of World War I, people craved a sense of order and familiarity. American neighborhoods responded with a visual callback to earlier centuries chiefly through Colonial Revival and Tudor Revival styles. These weren’t just aesthetic choices; they were emotional anchors. With their symmetrical facades, pitched roofs,

Rethink the Flow Before the Furniture Before you think about paint colors or picking a sofa, think about movement. How do you actually move through the space? Where do you pause? Where do you need room to turn, bend, or just breathe? Layouts that start with how you live not what you own tend to

Warm Minimalism This design trend strips the living room down to what matters, but without sacrificing comfort. Think clean lined sofas in plush bouclé, tapered wood chairs with just the right amount of curve, and low profile coffee tables that don’t beg for attention. The goal? A room that feels light not just visually, but