Farmhouses have always been close to our hearts, with their mixture of coziness, rustic charm, and practicality. Simple lines, lots of light, and plenty of room for family togetherness are elements … read more

Eclectic minimalism is all about combining the sleek experience of minimalism with the worldly, lived-in atmosphere of eclecticism by using colors, patterns, and accent pieces from many different s … read more

The Bauhaus design style is named after the Bauhaus, an art and design school founded in the Weimar Republic (modern-day Germany) in 1919. The school itself only existed for a little over a decade, … read more

What could be more rustic and homey than American Colonial design? This design style began in the mid 1600s and continued through the end of the 1700s, falling to other styles once America shrugged … read more

Mediterranean design has serious history to its name. First appearing in the United States in the early 1900s, Mediterranean Revival was the precursor to today's Mediterranean, with a lively heyday … read more

Tropical designs aren’t all tiki huts and pink flamingos. In fact, the best tropical spaces take their cue from the natural world, with a focus on relaxation, comfort, and a dash of fun. While trop … read more