White marble with gray veins and white cabinets have never looked more stylish than in Justin and Hailey Bieber’s kitchen – ...

From warm neutrals and earthy greens to bold, unexpected accents, these are the shades shaping next year’s most stylish ...

With its roots in modern interior design, form is also an essential element at play in minimalist interiors. Pieces are chosen because they connect the space they are in, and the exterior they look ...

What is the difference between modern design and contemporary design? At face value, they seem to refer to the same thing — linguistically, they are synonyms of one another. However, in reference to ...

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Modern and contemporary design have been popular interior design trends in recent years. However, it’s not uncommon that the two are intertwined or confused for one another. When it comes to creating ...

The term “mid-century modern interior design” conjures myriad images: The airy, Richard Neutra-designed Kaufmann House in Palm Springs that blurs the boundaries between indoor and outdoor living; the ...

When Julee Wray stumbled upon the 1941 home in Hilltop she’d go on to buy, she swooned over the exterior’s classic French Modern architecture—a style known for its sharp symmetry, steep rooflines, and ...

Straight wood floor patterns, neutral wall colors, the Eames Lounge Chair, and white kitchen cabinets: What do these all have in common? You got it! They never go out of style. And though none of ...

2020 was a defining year for everything but especially the collective relationship we all have with our homes. Shutdowns due to the pandemic left many of us scrambling to create home offices, ...

2021 was an interesting year for interior design. We saw lots of new interior design trends including more traditional looks, fluting, and wallpaper everywhere. But many of the styles that were ...

"Everything in the White House must have a reason for being there," Jackie Kennedy once told American Journalist Hugh Sidney in 1961. "It would be sacrilege merely to redecorate it —a word I hate." ...