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February
9

Indoor plants add elements of charm and personality to a home. When you match greenery to each room's light and humidity, plants thrive naturally and require less effort. Let's explore the best indoor plants for every space and how they can transform your living areas.

Entryway Indoor Plants Set the Tone

First impressions matter, and entryways set the tone for the entire home. These areas can be challenging for plants due to low light and drafts, so hardy greenery is ideal. The Cast Iron plant thrives in dim corners and narrow hallways. Its upright shape fits small spaces without blo...

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January
7

A cluttered home can make even the most familiar rooms feel smaller and less enjoyable – but today's minimalist design trends offer a way to simplify your space while keeping it welcoming. Create a home that feels lighter the moment you walk through the door by combining calming neutral hues, natural materials and light, multifunctional furniture and a few meaningful accents – all while boosting your home's resale value.

Start With a Softer Color Palette

A minimalist home doesn't have to feel stark. Soft whites, creamy beiges, warm grays, muted clays and earthy taupes create a soothing backdrop that reduces visual noise. This 

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December
22

The 2026 home color trends are transforming how homeowners approach paint, shifting from sterile whites and cool grays to warm hues that feel personal and lived in. Designers call them "colors with soul" – palettes that introduce depth, comfort and character to everyday spaces. Soft greens bring balance, neutrals create connection and rich jewel tones add creativity and dimension. Whether you're refreshing a single room or reimagining your entire home, these curated palettes highlight the best of the 2026 home color trends and offer clarity for every corner.

Entryway: Terracotta and Mustard

Among the standout combinations within the 2026 home color trends, terracotta and mustard set the tone right from the front door. Terracotta walls offer earthy warmth while 

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November
6

When updating your home, kitchen and bath remodels are always the first projects that are top of mind. Looking forward to 2026, renovations will pull from 2025 design trends while moving towards beautiful, practical and stylish for years to come. From calming color palettes to smart storage and thoughtful details, these aesthetic movements show how functionality and design can go hand in hand.

2025 Kitchen and Bath Remodel Trends: Warm and Functional

Kitchen and bathroom remodels leaned into warmth and natural tones, where oak and walnut cabinetry replaced stark whites and earthy shades (like terracotta and clay) added character. Additionally, matte and textured finishes made surfaces more durable and visual...

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August
12

Thinking about making a change this fall—but not sure whether to renovate or move on? You're not alone. Many homeowners find themselves at a crossroads: invest in updating their current space, or take the plunge and list it for sale?

If you're starting to weigh your options, here are a few key factors to consider before deciding to renovate or relist.


Renovating: Pros & Cons

Pros:

  • You get to stay put. If you love your neighborhood, school district, or commute, updating your current home can help it grow with your needs.
  • You can personalize the space. Renovating lets you design exactly what you want—especially if you've got a vision in mind.
  • It c...

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