Author Archives: Sarah Yang

This Is the Best Way to Maximize Your Credit Card Points for Your Next Trip

Attention shoppers: There’s more to using a credit card than building credit or boosting your purchasing power. For avid travelers, the biggest draw… Read More

Inside a Mid-Century Home with an ‘East Meets Pacific Northwest’ Minimalist Aesthetic

When renovating a historic home, it helps when the owners have an appreciation and respect for design. And luckily that was the case with… Read More

Attention Readers: Amazon Is Having a Major Book Sale You Don’t Want to Miss

Now is the time to stock up on all the books you have on your wishlist. The annual Amazon Book… Read More

Maui Needs Visitors. Here’s How to Visit the Tropical Destination Mindfully.

It’s been two years since fires ravaged Lahaina and caused immeasurable loss of life and property. Today, tourism is still down, and the… Read More

The Coolest Wine Region in the West Is Actually in Mexico

Sunset’s Insider Guide series highlights seasonal diversions and secret travel tips from local experts. Follow along as we learn where to eat, drink, stay, and… Read More

The 3 Important Design Elements That Will Increase Your Home’s Value

There’s always a specific selling point when you’re house-hunting. For my husband and me, it was a remodeled airy A-frame loft; for our friends,… Read More

It’s Peak Strawberry Season—Here’s How to Make the Most of It

While you can get strawberries at the grocery store year-round, the best time take advantage of the sweet fruit is spring and… Read More

Everyone’s Favorite Luxury Bedding Line Is Coming to Target

Parachute is known for its ultra-soft, high-quality bedding and towels, gaining it loyal fans from all over. Personally, I consider myself a Parachute… Read More

A Bay Area Kitchen Gets a Preppy East Coast Makeover

A home’s design doesn’t necessarily have to match its location. We’ve seen Tudors in the heart of a city, modern homes in… Read More

The 8 Affordable Organizing Essentials That Make My Life a Whole Lot Easier

Life can get really busy and we all have our own hacks, right? On the digital front, I use my Reminders apps on my… Read More

21 Veggie-Forward Lunches You’ll Actually Look Forward to Eating Every Day

Often eclipsed by breakfast and dinner, lunch can be an afterthought, especially during the week. On weekdays, you midday meal might be… Read More

Everything You Wanted to Know About Building a Gallery Wall—But Were Too Embarrassed to Ask

Some people say a picture’s worth one thousand words, but a gallery wall full of photos can tell the unique, dynamic story of… Read More

Soon, You Can Experience a Free Fine Dining Experience in a Cadillac—Here’s How

Usually when you eat in your car, you’re probably having fast food or another quick-service option. But have you ever had a multi-course meal… Read More

Sunset Magazine’s Historic Menlo Park Campus Is in Danger of Being Erased. Here’s What You Can Do to Help.

Sunset’s historic campus in Menlo Park, the former home of this storied magazine and media company, isn’t just a collection of buildings—it’s a physical… Read More

2 of the 10 Best Places to Live in the U.S. Are out West—and They Might Surprise You

The Mamas & the Papas were known for California dreamin’, and one specific neighborhood is reportedly among the best places to live in the… Read More

7 Things You Must Do Before a Big Move, According to an Organizing Expert

Let me paint a picture of my current living situation: I’m surrounded by moving boxes, and my 16-month-old is wondering why they’ve swallowed up… Read More

The Best Bedroom Lighting Inspiration Can Be Found in Hotel Rooms

If you have a thirst for adventure—and cross destinations off your “to visit” list faster than you can say “in-room dining”—you probably agree… Read More

This 40-Year-Old IKEA Collection Just Got an Update

Since its founding in 1943, IKEA has been a staple in many homes, because of its sleek, modern, and most importantly, affordable furniture… Read More

This Seattle Home’s Design Prioritizes Flow, a Connection to Nature, and Natural Light

A family of four had lived in their house in Seattle’s Hawthorne Hills neighborhood for years, but they were quickly outgrowing it—and another… Read More

This Is the Best Week of the Year to Sell Your Home

Spring cleaning is a long-standing tradition, but there’s an unexpected item you may want to purge this season: Your home. According to a… Read More

A ‘Rest Corner’ Is the Trendiest Thing You Can Have in Your Home Right Now

Quiet luxury has extended into cozy nooks in your home, also known as rest corners. Pinterest is abuzz with ideas for these… Read More

22 Recipes Where Fresh and Vibrant Spring Vegetables Are the Star

It’s time to take advantage of all the spring has to offer, especially the fresh produce that abounds this time of year. Veggies… Read More

Amanda Gorman’s Poem ‘Smoldering Dawn’

Amanda Gorman is the youngest presidential inaugural poet in U.S. history, an award-winning writer, and cum laude graduate of Harvard University. Her books Change… Read More

Why California Is Still Worth Fighting For

From the foothills of Altadena to the coastal slopes of the Pacific Palisades, nature reminded us of its unbridled and overwhelming power in a… Read More