Bold Hues
Outdoors In
Arts & Crafts
Jungalow Style
Take a Trip
Geo-rgeous Motifs
Treasure Trove
Hanging Out
Earthy Curator
Work the Walls
A Trip to the Coast
Color Story
Layered Look
Not Your Grandma's Curtains
Enchanted Forest
Sweet Dreams
Mix Master
Warm Neutrals
Artful Accent
Summer Camp
Desert Detour
Out of Africa
Texture on the Wall
All-Ages Playhouse
Tiny Touches
A Home for Entertaining
Dinner parties happen in this fenced front yard under an intimate arbor set aglow by Moroccan-style lamps, giving the space an exotic and intimate vibe that guests adore.
Have a Seat
Embrace the Ethnic Eclectic
You can go for an electic scheme that doesn't stray into hodgepodge terrirtory by using a connecting thread of color, tone, or shape. In this living room, floral fabrics mingle with graphic prints, and Moroccan and Mexican accessories with midcentury furniture. All are linked by a ’70s palette.
Highlight Your Heirlooms
An orange pendant lamp, blue rug, and heirlooms, such as a macramé planter and ceramic pot made by the homeowner's mother, give this dining room a vintage feel. Posters from the 1950's and '60s underscore the vibe.
Foreign Affairs
For daily reminders of your most memorable journeys, you can curate an enchanting collection of far-flung souvenirs.
Bring on the Whimsy
Blends heirloom and global finds for an eclectic look. Whimsical items such as this reclaimed-wood swing are instant conversation pieces.
Get a Beach-House Look
Love the beach-house aesthetic but don't live near the ocean? Fake it with this fun idea. A Craigslist find, this drift boat was reinvented as a sofa. The new owners added a fresh coat of white, cut away one side, and inserted a foam mattress. Instead of cutting off the leftover rope, they coiled it into a floor mat.
Create an Anchor
With its well-made, classic form, a Danish heirloom bookshelf unit anchors the room and serves as a great foundation for the collections on display. The ceramic and glass objects, and the statement wall, add personality.
Tropical Sanctuary
Love Southeast Asia, but can't afford a trip this year? Skip the pricey plane fare and invest in a backyard Bali of your own. A patio becomes a lush tropical lanai without breaking the bank.