The best way to address all the mess—or prevent it from accumulating in the first place—is to adopt a minimalist approach.

Mornings can be difficult enough without your bedroom working against you. Our brains respond instinctively to the ...

In a Lee F. Mindel–designed Manhattan duplex, off-white walls meet crisp white bedding in the primary bedroom, which displays ...

Transforming a small powder room doesn’t have to be expensive. With these budget-friendly decor ideas, you can create a ...

Mirrors are a great way to make a space appear larger. A floor mirror is a wonderful addition to a bedroom, too, as often ...

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You also don’t need to pack the entire bedroom with home decor. “Create pauses—maximalism doesn’t mean every inch has to be covered; it just means every piece has presence,” Smith says.

According to interior designer Shanade McAllister Fisher, we can expect to see more wavy decor and softer, curvy lines. "Perfectly symmetrical straight lines can leave our bedrooms looking ...

All three industry experts agree that adding throw pillows (on a sofa, in a bed, or to your chairs) is one of the simplest ...