Author Archives: Sarah Yang

Le Creuset Just Launched a Brand New Color, and It’s 100% Perfect for Spring

A launch of a new Le Creuset color is breaking news for many, but especially for mega fans of the cookware brand who have… Read More

This Game-Changing New Paint Finish Should Only Be Used If You Want to Drench Your Space in Color (and You Absolutely Should)

When it comes to paint finishes, there are the usuals: high-gloss, semi-gloss, satin, eggshell, and flat/matte. That’s already plenty of options that can suit… Read More

This Landscape Addition Is the Best Answer to a Smarter, Low-Water Garden

This article is part of our 8-week, limited edition newsletter series, The Low-Water Gardening Guide, where we’ll walk you through what it takes to create… Read More

Chic Hotels Around the World Inspired This San Francisco House

Inspiration can be found pretty much anywhere. For the owners of a 1908 San Francisco home, they were inspired by gorgeous hotel interiors. And… Read More

This Professional Plant Hunter’s Garden Is as Amazing as You’d Expect

When I think of a plant hunter—as in, someone who goes to places like South Africa, Vietnam, China, and Nepal to find rare species and… Read More

Here’s Why You Should Visit Reno Now (No Gambling Required)

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

IKEA’s 80th Anniversary Collection Is a Joyful, Nostalgic Throwback

IKEA is turning 80 this year and we’re all getting presents. The legendary Swedish retailer is launching a new collection, Nytillverkad,… Read More

This In-Store Only Perk at IKEA Is Now Available Online

Only real IKEA fans know that the As-Is section of the store is where some hidden (and discounted) gems can be found. And for… Read More

This Is the Smartest Way to Water Your Garden (And It Will Save You Time and Money)

This article is part of our new 8-week, limited edition newsletter series, The Low-Water Gardening Guide, where we’ll walk you through what it takes to… Read More

I’m Moving My Dining Room Outside—Here Are My 5 Rules for Indoor-Outdoor Living

Join lifestyle contributor Camille Styles as she and her family transform a 1950s Malibu beach bungalow into their dream retreat—and in the process, discover a… Read More

Bald Eagles Causing Construction Delays? It Happened with This Stunning Modern House in the San Juan Islands

Nature really dictated the development and construction timeline for this house, located on Washington’s Lopez Island (which is part of the San Juan Islands). Read More

Why You Need to Bring Your Houseplants Outside Now—Here’s How to Do It Right

It should come as no surprise that before he became a social media “plantfluencer” with a thriving plant styling business, multiple books to his name,… Read More

How to Visit Jackson Hole Like a Local

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,… Read More

These Are the 3 Things You Need to Do When Painting Your Home’s Exterior (Plus, What Not to Do)

When my husband and I bought our home, we knew we wanted to paint the worn, slightly mismatched exteriors. From afar, the tan paint, black… Read More

These Airlines Have the Best Frequent Flyer Programs

Having status on an airline can make a big difference, and some people are obsessed with maintaining it. Why blame them? When you have top-tier… Read More

These Are the Best Places to Buy a Home in the U.S. (and Watch Its Value Grow)

Even if you aren’t looking for a house right now or not paying attention to the real estate market at all, you probably know that… Read More

How Water Therapy Can Help You Heal

As the founder of Sefari and one of the Masters in Residence at select Auberge properties, Jobi… Read More

The Answer to the Prettiest DIY Bouquets? Your Vegetable Garden

The trend of growing your own flower factory is nothing new. In fact, with heirloom seed varieties readily available from many of the West’s… Read More

This Historic 1913 Los Angeles Craftsman Looks Preserved in Time (and That’s a Good Thing)

People who inhabit historic homes have a responsibility of sorts to preserve its past—and for good reason; these types of houses and buildings can… Read More

5 Things You Need to Know Before You Plant a Vegetable Garden

Say you’ve jumped into gardening full throttle, planted your raised beds, and then you have… problems. Who you gonna call? May I suggest… Read More

5 Mistakes to Avoid When Organizing Your Kitchen Pantry

Keeping an organized kitchen can be no easy feat, whether you live alone or have a house full of kids. Even when I used… Read More

These Are the Most Popular Renovation Projects, Hands Down

When it comes to prioritizing rooms in the home to renovate, people are putting their kitchens and bathrooms at the top of… Read More

How Oregon Is Leading the Way in Sustainable Travel

Looking out over the rolling green hills dotted with lush Douglas fir and vineyards, I swirl my glass, take in the aromas, and sip. Immediate… Read More

Here’s Everything You’ve Ever Wanted to Know About Saving Rainwater

This article is part of our new 8-week, limited-edition newsletter series, The Low-Water Gardening Guide, where we’ll walk you through what it takes to create… Read More