Hadley Keller

The North Carolina beach house has all of the groove of a 70s classic—without any of the cliché.

We love Arhaus’s furniture, but that’s not all the brand offers!

From grass harvesting to detail finishing, every step of the process happens locally.

The organizations had impact far beyond the garden plot.

Hardwood or engineered? Reclaimed or new? Cherry or oak?

Eat in for date night.

See how designer Kelly Martin transformed the space to work and look better.

You may recognize it from Meghan and Harry’s wedding.

It’s not just for furniture.

From sprawling warehouse sales to chic boutiques in big cities, the country’s top shops on our editors’ radar will make you want to road-trip.

Hello, moody tones and fluted finishes.

From sprawling warehouse sales to chic boutiques in big cities, we’ve outlined every stop on the design lover’s ultimate shopping road trip.

In their hometown of Waco, Texas, Chip and Joanna Gaines peel back layers of neglect to restore a local legend.

Cate Dunning majorly renovates her beloved late grandmother’s home—but manages to keep all the love intact.

A cheerful designer gives a white-box new build a surge of life.

As with many household tasks, there are many, many ways to fold towels. Retailers like Bed Bath Beyond even have their own signature method. But, as a self-admitted neat freak, I’m here to tell you that this tri-fold method is the best way. Why? It’s basically a foundation for any type of towel fold. Fold your towels like this and you can roll them, hang them on a towel bar, or fold them in rectangles. Plus, this method ensures that, if you have monogrammed towels (like my Weezie ones shown her…

While we might not all be blessed with wide plank floors and exposed wood beams, there is one aspect of the farmhouse look virtually anyone can achieve at home: whitewashed wood furniture. A favorite among designers and homeowners for its casual, textural look, whitewashing was been a popular (and easy) form of treating wood for centuries—as anyone who’s read The Adventures of Tom Sawyer well knows. “In the South we call it ‘pickling,’” says KK Harris, owner of the Richmond, Virginia–based artis…

If you weren’t one of those kids whose nightly chore was to set the table—or if you’re facing your first formal dinner party, and the concept of multiple forks seems overwhelming—setting a table can be a daunting task. Where does the bread plate go (do I need a bread plate?!)? How many forks is too many forks? And what about glasses? Dessert spoon—what?! And while many of the “rules” of traditional, formal dining à la Emily Post may seem archaic today, the fundamentals remain the same, whether…

Purchasing furniture is a big deal. Even if the pieces you’re looking at or have already bought are on sale, they’re generally still pretty expensive—especially that sofa you’ve had your eye on for so long. Couches are where a lot of people spend the majority of their time since they usually take up space in the living room, so you want this centerpiece to fit your style and be ultra comfortable. For some, that means a leather couch is the answer. Even if you’re putting this up in your home stud…

With the holidays coming up, San Francisco–based designer Noz Nozawa sought a Lake Tahoe rental for a New Year’s Eve getaway with some friends. But when she tried to book a few months out, “Everything left was dumpy, sad—and overpriced,” Nozawa says. Not eager to spend a weekend in those conditions, “I went to Zillow instead.”There, she found a neglected 1970s cabin that had been on the market for six months. “The bathrooms were horrifying, and the kitchen was the worst thing I’d ever seen, whic…