Author Archives: Sarah Yang

A Disneyland Attraction Is Closing After 12 Years

There’s a reason to feel sad at the Happiest Place on Earth: Disneyland is discontinuing the Red Car Trolley… Read More

The Real Reason Hotels Are Ditching Travel-Sized Toiletries

Home may be where the heart is, but a well-appointed hotel room is a close second. A plush robe? So snuggly. A bed… Read More

10 Things to Do in Your Garden Before You Put Your House on the Market

There’s a lot of work involved in getting your house ready to sell. Unfortunately most people only think of addressing the home’s interior… Read More

6 Ways to Embrace Fall in Your Home Right Now

In many parts of the country, you can basically sense the shift of seasons. More often than not, fall ushers in a gust… Read More

This Washington Craftsman Was Big on Charm, But Tight on Space—See How It Was Renovated

There were so many things to love about this original 1920s Craftsman home in Bellingham, Washington. It had charming architectural details and overlooked… Read More

The 21 Recipes You Should Be Cooking in September

Being in limbo isn’t usually ideal, but in this case, It’s actually pretty great. What we mean is that in September we’re in a… Read More

These Are the Labor Day Sales You Don’t Want to Miss

Labor Day weekend is bittersweet, right? For many, it’s the unofficial goodbye to summer—the fall equinox is September 22, so it’s not exactly… Read More

7 Clever Ways to Make a White Bathroom Feel Actually Exciting

It’s not hard to see why white is the interior design industry’s favorite color: The in-demand neutral is arguably the most versatile… Read More

This Is How a Professional Stylist Packs for a Wedding Weekend (and Yes, It All Fits in a Carry-On)

My summer has been bookended by my college roommates’ weddings—with lots of travel for special events in between—and I still haven’t quite figured… Read More

7 Things You Can Actually Cut Corners on During a Home Renovation, According to Experts

In a perfect world, your home would be, well, perfect. In reality, that’s a bit more complicated. For most potential sellers, budgeting is… Read More

How to Set Up Your Dorm Room So It Stays Organized for the Whole School Year

Whether you’re embarking on your first year of college or gearing up to graduate next spring, there’s one thing every student has in common:… Read More

A Seaside Home in Pacific Grove Cleverly Takes Advantage of Ocean Views

When you live by the ocean, you’ve got to celebrate your stunning surroundings. For a family of three (a couple and their child),… Read More

This Michelin-Starred Chef Is Bringing Fine Dining to Your Next in-Flight Experience

Chef Brandon Jew is taking fine dining to new heights—literally. The Bay Area culinary stalwart—who is best known for serving up creative Chinese-American cuisine… Read More

Your Garden’s Design Can Impact Your Wellness. Here’s How to Optimize Your Yard for Healing.

When it comes to designing landscapes with a mindset for holistic healing, finding a way to enhance all the senses throughout the garden… Read More

The Smart Details That Turned This Kitchen into a Family-Friendly Space

The kitchen in a three-bedroom, two-bathroom house in the Silver Lake neighborhood of Los Angeles had been remodeled a few years ago, but it… Read More

This Design Trend Is Replacing the Bar Cart

Once upon a time, the bar cart was the emblem of a stylish, adult apartment. Not only did it offer a practical place to… Read More

The Newest Trader Joe’s Product Lineup Features the Best Snacks

If you’re a snacker, you’re going to love Trader Joe’s new products this month. There are snacks galore, from chile crackers to Japanese-style… Read More

This Might Be the Most Stylish Way to Hide an Ugly Air Conditioning Unit

If you’ve made it to this corner of the internet, it’s likely the weather outside is… boiling. Blistering. Sweltering. So hot that your only… Read More

These Are the Best Carts and Totes to Bring to the Farmers Market, According to Sunset Editors

It’s peak produce season, and this grab-and-go gear is so good, you’ll want to take it out more than just once a week. Read More

What California’s New ADU Law Means for the Housing Market

A new law in California—Assembly Bill 1033—went into effect in January to allow homeowners to split up their property and… Read More

5 Smart Ways to Get the Whole Family Organized for Back-to-School Season

I still remember the rush of walking into Staples and stocking up on everything I needed for the upcoming school year. Pencils, notebooks, binders—the… Read More

Inside a Charming Seattle House Filled with Vintage Pieces and Plenty of Color

Having a client who isn’t afraid of color is a treat for most designers. It’s a fun opportunity to get creative and playful… Read More

5 Pro Tips to Know Before You Visit a National Park

Come summer, staying inside no longer feels like a viable option. How could it be when the sun is shining, the foliage is in… Read More

Boise Is Big. Here’s Where to Eat, Drink, and Stay According to a Local Brewer.

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