Plants are known for bringing life, freshness, and elegance to any environment. But did you know that some of them move during the night? These subtle and almost enigmatic changes in leaves and flowers can transform your home into an even more intriguing setting, especially during this Halloween season, when we seek to add a touch of mystery and drama to interiors.
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Interior design works in cycles, and the 1970s are experiencing a major revival. According to Better Homes & Gardens (BHG), some of the decade’s most iconic decor trends are returning, but in an updated, sophisticated way adapted to contemporary living.
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The fainting couch, also known as a chaise longue, is an iconic piece of furniture that combines comfort and elegance, and it is once again winning the hearts of interior designers and décor enthusiasts.
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If you’re thinking about selling your home or simply want to increase its market value, the experts from the show Property Brothers, aired on HGTV, offer valuable tips on upgrades that truly make a difference.
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When the air gets crisper and the leaves start to change color, it’s the perfect time to refresh your balcony décor and prepare your home for fall.
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Many people try to update their bathrooms with furniture, finishes, or accessories, but forget one essential detail: lighting.
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Zendaya’s bathroom has become a style reference and a source of inspiration for interior design in 2025, showcasing the most dynamic and visually stunning trend of the year: a modern and soothing interpretation of the Japandi style.
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Many people feel insecure when faced with a small living room. It may seem harder to transform than a spacious one, but in reality, it just requires careful planning.
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Working from home often blurs the line between personal and professional life. That’s why it’s easy to overlook certain items in your office that probably shouldn’t be there.
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When it comes to small kitchens, the trend is to choose light colors to make the space appear larger. However, many designers are challenging this convention, opting for dark tones to create sophisticated and cozy spaces.
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