In designland, desire is the mother of invention. So when we spotted a gap in the marketplace for narrow tables that can nestle right up next to a sofa or chair, it was time to christen a new category: the “hugger”. Rectangular or round, clean-lined or mod, these pieces provide the perfect perch for a

In our book, blonder is always better. The whole forest of light woods (birch, maple, ash, and the beloved pine of our early decorating days) is having a real renaissance. A series of blonde moments if you will. This time around, the pieces go beyond the usual Ikea or Scandi inspo to cover a range

Golden, golden, golden—Harry Styles has it right. In design terms, gold signals optimism, prosperity, good Feng Shui, and a lovely dose of luminosity. And a little goes a long way. A single gilded piece, whether bold gold or soft brass, can brighten and enliven a whole room. We’ve curated a collection that injects a bit

Everything is coming up roses in the design world. From dusty blush to rose gold, pink is having a moment. A welcome antidote to the long reign of gray, pink plays well with neutrals and adds relevance and softness to what could otherwise be a somber space. Plus we love the hue’s chameleon-like ability. It

The design market is having a rainbow pride moment. Nothing is hotter on the circuit than furniture painted or upholstered in c-o-l-o-r. This isn’t the first rodeo for painted pieces, of course. Old-world artisans knew a thing or two about personalizing with color (think vintage Swedish furniture). Our modern iterations take a cue from nature,

Hello, cottagecore—nice to see you again. After a decade of stark white walls and grayed-out furniture (not to mention la pandemic) the interior world is returning to simplicity, comfort and a hint of nostalgia. In design terms this means warmer neutrals, natural materials (wicker, rattan, pine), plants aplenty and a cozy vibe with a bohemian