When we think of Parisian living, we instantly think of a chic and elegant aesthetic. From the fashion, art, and architecture to the stunning interior design, there’s an effortless sense of style that has a certain je ne sais quoi. Homes in Paris benefit from beautiful architecture and high ceilings, often decorated with an eclectic mix of vintage and contemporary furnishings. It’s not as easy as it looks, but here’s some inspiration we can take from that timeless Parisian style.

Bold patterns and prints might not be for everyone, but with the rise of Maximalism and quirky kitsch styles, they’re definitely back with a bang. If you want to add some patterns to your home but aren’t sure how to go about it, here are some ideas to help liven up your home.

Open plan living is the go-to for many contemporary interiors, allowing free-flowing movement and ease of access to all areas of the home. When it comes to choosing your decor, an open plan space may feel daunting and cavernous at first. To create a design that flows smoothly, the right furnishings will need to feel harmonious and well-balanced.

In the long summer evenings, there’s nothing better than enjoying your meals outdoors with friends and family. Make the most of the fresh air and bright nights with these dreamy outdoor dining setups that will make every meal feel a little more luxurious.

The key to a great kitchen is a design that combines form with function. In a space that needs so many types of utensils, pots, appliances, foods, and cleaning supplies, proper storage is absolutely essential. Here are some ideas to help hide away the messy stuff and keep your kitchen looking beautiful.

With so many of us adapting to more flexible work schedules and working from home more frequently, we’ve also adapted to working out at home too. It can sometimes be hard to find the motivation to get up and exercise, but with the right setup, you can create a home gym that you actually want to spend time in.

Natural materials are a big part of so many interior design projects, bringing an organic feeling into the home while also highlighting the many amazing resources that planet earth has to offer. Using natural materials is a more eco-friendly and sustainable way to construct and decorate your home, reducing the use of plastics and other environmentally-harmful materials.

Scandinavian design is all about simple beauty, with a focus on clean lines, natural light, and excellent craftsmanship. We’ve all come to know it through a certain Swedish furniture store, and it has crept into many elements of our home designs. Scandinavian design ties in beautifully with a modernist, minimalist aesthetic, bringing form and function together for a home that just works.

Welcome to the lake. When building a dream home the details are hard to miss. This home is exactly that - details bringing out rustic country charm in a modern, open concept shell, full of thoughtful textures and natural elements that compliment the country setting. Read on for a full tour of this North Georgia custom built home.

A home tour of the Blue Mountain Oyster Homestead located in Blue Ridge Georgia and one of the premier modern mountain home projects in the area.

Water is a precious and limited resource that can add a lot of difficulty to your garden maintenance, particularly in summer months when droughts become more common. Low-water gardening, known as xeriscaping, is a way to design your garden with minimal need for water. By using plants and other dry landscape features, you can create a beautiful garden that won’t dry up in a drought.

The right lighting can make your living room feel bigger and brighter, enhancing your decor and helping you get the most out of your space. If you want to take your living room to the next level, layer up your lighting to find different ways to set the tone. So whether you’re entertaining friends or relaxing with family at the end of a long day, you’ll always have a comfortable option.

Art deco is a style synonymous with the gilded glamour of the roaring ‘20s that it came from, with architecture and decor that stayed in fashion until midcentury Modern took over in the ‘50s. Today, we’re seeing a renewed interest in this iconic style, which gives us clean, modern decor and bold geometric shapes punctuated with highly stylized elements. Here’s how to incorporate some of this luxe and glamour into your home.

Upcycling is a great way to creatively reuse old objects to create something truly unique and interesting. Although it’s a little more work than buying brand new, it broadens the horizons when it comes to salvaged furniture, flea market finds, and inherited pieces. Upcycling is also a great way to dress up cheaper, more generic items into something that looks luxurious and expensive.

When sharing your home with a furry friend or two, it can be hard to balance creating a clean, considered design with the daily needs of your pet. From pet hair and muddy paw-prints to chew toys and feeding bowls, there’s a lot that needs to be considered. Luckily, with a few smart decor choices, you can balance form and function to create the ideal home for you and your pets.

As the weather gets warmer and drier we’re all looking to capitalize on the indoor/outdoor living potential. Dress up your porch or yard with some beautiful soft furnishings to make it feel like an extension of your home, and you’ll have a cozy space for relaxing and entertaining in all summer long.

The industrial look stems from the aesthetics of converted factories and old industrial buildings, resulting in the beautiful high-ceilinged lofts of big cities like San Francisco and New York City. Edgy aesthetics, salvaged objects, and plenty of exposed raw materials dominate this style, which you can borrow ideas from to elevate your home.

Do you find yourself struggling for space at home? Small homes can be challenging to live with, but with the right decor and some smart design choices, you can make a home feel comfortable and even spacious. Here are some tips for making the most out of your square footage.