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Davis Furniture Debuts Faba By Mario Ferrarini
Davis Furniture introduces Faba, a modular lounge system by Mario Ferrarini with configurable seating, material options and integrated power.
This Colorful, Pop Art-Filled House In Dallas Has No Shortage Of Personality
Artist Donald Robertson and his family worked with designer Cathy Kincaid to mix traditional Dallas interiors with playful art and personal touches.
A Custom Daybed Turned This Awkward Tiny Room Into An Elegant Dual-purpose Guest Room And Home Office
A London homeowner used bespoke cabinetry, a desk and a built-in daybed to make a compact room work as both a home office and guest room.
Christmas Bows Are Going To Be Everywhere Come December – These Are The Top 20 Styles To Invest In This Year
Ideal Home reports rising interest in Christmas bows for 2026, with oversized designs and tartan styles among its 20 picks.
Skip Traditional Fences: Add Privacy To Your Yard With This Boho-Inspired Idea
Hunker describes a DIY macrame screen for patios and yards, including suggested materials, support options and weatherproofing concerns.
The Coveted Mid-Century Modern Lamp Thrifters Would Be Thrilled To Find
The Flos Arco lamp remains a sought-after mid-century design. Learn its identifying features, reported vintage prices and what is still uncertain.
Not Pottery Barn: Dollar Tree’s Holiday Dinnerware Has Nostalgic Vibes
Dollar Tree’s Royal Norfolk Christmas Tree dinner plate is listed at $1.50, with a retro design and microwave- and dishwasher-safe labeling.
Heard Of Schplendid Sofas? I Visited This Still-Quite-New Brand’s Showroom And Put Their Couches Through Their Paces
A Livingetc reviewer tested Schplendid sofas in London, examining materials, construction and comfort. The brand was about a year old at publication.
5 Stylishly Unexpected Colors That Designers Really Want You To Know Go With Yellow
Designers recommend pairing yellow with burgundy, tomato red and mint green, among other shades, using tone and texture to keep rooms balanced.