Any fan of 70s décor on Instagram will recognise this week’s home in a flash. Estelle is a life-long thrifter of vintage, but has recently honed her skills on just one decade …
Name: Georgiana Location: Adams Morgan/Dupont Circle — Washington, D.C. I live on the 7th floor of a building built in 1923 in Adams Morgan/Dupont Circle neighborhood (I can never tell which it is), there are definitely some quirks to such an old building, the elevator for example is terrifying – a fair-weather metal box that is not built for anyone that has an aversion to elevators that may or may not work.
There's one area in every space that almost always remains untapped real estate. Three paint experts explain how to choose a ceiling paint color.
You voted, our judges met, and we’ve got a grand prize winner for the 2021 Small/Cool Contest!But first, some backstory. (We know, we know, bear with us for a quick sec.) Last year, Apartment Therapy revived the reader-favorite Small/Cool Contest. We hadn’t run the contest since 2016, and we were so excited to see your small (1,000 square feet or fewer) and cool (self-explanatory) spaces from all around the world.
Hi, I am Lorraine Costello and I live in the NW of England, in a 2 Bed Victorian Terrace property with my husband. We are currently on the hunt for a new home. I would describe my style as eclectic, layered and ever evolving. I love lots of detail, interesting things to look at,
Go with the flow and embrace a revival of the '70s bravest interior decision
Basement Bathroom Reveal Day!
Check out these enjoyable very small bathroom ideas with the right choices of materials, placements and clever storage solutions.
A complete living room makeover with before & after shots of the renovation. My top tips on how to plan your own makeover, and my thought process behind it.
Surplombant la Sagrada Familia, cet appartement catalan appelé « Forest » d’une surface de 90m², a fait l’objet d’une profonde rénovation menée par le studio Noé Prades. Son design est celui d’un univ
A stunning period location house that has been subject to a complete renovation, retaining period features but adding colour and a contemporary extension.
Put down the white paint! Go bold with these ceiling paint color ideas that will take your room to the next level.
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Want to see what Racheal Jackson at Banyan Bridges has been up to? See recent projects, read DIY mural tips, and get painting!
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Welcome! Hi! I’m Holly, founder of The Radiance Mindset! I’m here to help you remove the frustration of creating your own graphics. I teach you tips for working in your…
After moving to Berkeley in 1983, Jan Etre eked out a living at art and wine festivals. She worked in a variety of media but often focused her energy on elaborate, detailed crafts that could only be made one at a time — such as her line of leather dress bags with metal ornaments etched […]
Everything you need for this pool noodle headboard is on Amazon.
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Name: Amanda and Drew Location: Mission District, San Francisco, CaliforniaSize: 900 square feetType of Home: Apartment Years lived in: 7 years, renting Originally from North Carolina, Amanda didn’t have the easiest time finding a place to live when she first moved to San Francisco seven years ago. “I found an Airbnb with a one-month lease and moved in,” she says of her first place. “The hosts had their parents visiting while I stayed.
Step inside Boston-based designer Cecilia Casagrande's whimsical bathroom with lush wallpaper and bold green tile in the shower.
2017 is coming to a close in less than 12 hours! I can't let this year end without detailing my most talked about project of the year! Our entry! It all started with a need of "more"! Despite being "okay", our little entry was in desperate need of some WOW! I knew that the space could be so much more than just okay! But let's go back, shall we? Here's a photographic review of the evolution of our entry way, starting from the beginning (the day we moved in). A couple months after moving in, I gave the front door a little update with some black paint! About a week later, the baby blue walls went white and the dingy beige trim went black. I added our framed construction drawings and started my search for a rug. Next was the banishment of the boob light. I created a new fixture following Jenny Komenda's tutorial from a couple years ago. The kid loved it! In came the (first) rug. It was later replaced with a second option. So...about a year later is when I wanted more. Mainly because I stumbled across Kelly Wearstler's Graffito wallpaper I was instantly in love, yet heartbroken, because...have you seen the price of that wallpaper!?!? Yeah, not happening in my lifetime. But, it got my wheels spinning! I'm pretty decent with a paint brush...why can't I create my own Graffito? I grabbed the same black paint that I used on the door and trim and a little artist's brush and got to work...starting with the ceiling, then bleeding down the walls. After about 3 hours, I was done! And our print right back up! I was in love!!! It was everything I could've imagined! And you guys loved it too! A few months later, I fell even more in love after a few small changes! This space truly ignited a movement within me and my design business overall! It's given me a new love for design and now gives me new insight when looking at new spaces! Hand painting this space with my own hands did more than just elevate our entry, it elevated my love of design! Thank you all for being some of the most amazing cheerleaders during this entire year! It's been that much more amazing to be able share it all with each of you! Here's to an even better 2018!
