If you haven’t decked out your home for fall yet, now is the time to start shopping. Luckily for you, Kohl’s has a whole line of fall decor that will add a good dose of the season to your home. The best part: You’ll also receive an extra 15% off these items when you apply…
The end of summer is when our aspirations move indoors—where we will soon spend most of our time. It’s when you notice the couch looks sad. And that you’ll need a new lamp for the dark days to come. It’s also when you can catch some killer sales on home decor—and I’m a sucker for…
We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Even with proper storage and care, your garden hose probably won’t last forever without developing kinks, holes, or springing a leak. Of course there are some simple ways to deal with a leaking garden hose — grab the super glue for a quick fix, for…
The official start of fall may still be a few weeks away, but Amazon Home’s new fall drop will have you itching to start decorating today. Home to everything from new pieces to bestsellers, the Fall Edit is filled with tons of stylish pieces that’ll instantly up the cozy factor in your home. The best…
LA Times Studios may earn commission from purchases made through our links. Interior trends often travel in opposite directions: some pull us toward the past, others push us into the bold and eccentric. But what happens when you blend two of the most visually distinct styles? Enter the mashup of castlecore home decor and retro…
An ’80s living room with cream chairs – Ablestock.com/Getty Images Throughout the years, homes have witnessed their fair share of decorative trends. And every decade brings its own look. While there are many outdated ideas we never want to try again, there are some great picks from forty years ago — the 1980s. From glass…
Taylor Swift famously takes her aesthetics and mood boards very seriously. Each one of her albums comes accompanied by an atmosphere of colors, fashion styles, and, most often, interior décor as well. “Folklore” evoked a cabin in the woods, while “1989” was a mix between a New York City penthouse and a beachside cottage. It…
At Home has been experiencing economic headwinds, forcing it to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in June. The furniture and home decor retailer said in court documents that the move was the result of “broader economic and retail-specific market pressures.” Brad Weston, CEO of the Dallas-based company, said that At Home is “operating against…
