Design Times

When Is The Best Time To Renovate Your Home? A Seasonal Guide

Timing a renovation can affect contractor availability, material delivery and project costs. Here's how to plan around the seasons.

Design

Stuck With A Tub-Shower Combo In Your NYC Rental? Here’s How To Make It Work

Interiors

The Best Way To Furnish A Small NYC Apartment Without Making It Feel Cramped

Design

How To Make Your Home Bathroom Feel More Like A Spa For Less

Transform your bathroom into a relaxing home spa without blowing your budget with these simple, designer-inspired upgrades.

No Yard? These Small-Space Succulent Garden Ideas Make the Most of Every Inch

Turn a balcony, windowsill or tiny patio into a succulent garden with these space-saving planting and styling ideas.

Design

The Small Design Decisions You Keep Ignoring Could Be Hurting Your Decor

Articles

Where Should You Put Your Bed? The Feng Shui Rule That Matters Most

Spotlight

News
Glidden’s New 2027 Color of the Year Makes a Strong Case for Smoky Blue
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Features
Paris Design Week 2026 Is Underway and Is Bringing New Energy to the Design Scene
September 14, 2026 06:01 AM EDT
Features
MAD’s Lucas Museum Is Set to Open in Los Angeles on September 22
September 14, 2026 06:01 AM EDT
News
Inside Madrid’s Brand-New F1 Circuit: The Designer Explains the Dramatic Ideas Behind the Madring
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Interiors

Love Open Shelving? Designers Say It Could Be Adding Visual Clutter

Open shelving can make a home feel more cluttered than organized. Here's why this popular storage feature may be adding visual noise.

Before You Decorate for Fall, Remove These 6 Things From Your Front Porch

Is Your Wall Paint Looking Dull? Here’s Why It Happens and How to Bring Your Walls Back to Life

Architecture

From Bunkers to Beauty: The New Era of Wildfire-Resilient Architecture

Wildfire-resilient homes are moving beyond fortress-like designs. See how architects are integrating fire-resistant materials and smarter site planning.

When Should You Stop Pruning Plants? Landscaping Experts Explain

Aerial view of M+ (2012–2021), Hong Kong

Herzog & de Meuron Archive Opens at M+ Hong Kong With a Closer Look at Contemporary Architecture

Design

Anastasiia Saveleva at OVERTIME 26: REDUX — Three Works About What Keeps an Object in Someone’s Life

The Los Angeles designer brought three pieces to San Francisco: a chair made of old denim, hand-stitched over three months; the Two-Face Coffee Table, a recycled-plywood object that earned her the title of the country's best art designer; and an armchair woven from a retired garden hose. Three objects, three versions of the same argument.