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While open-concept floor plans offer a lot of benefits, they aren’t naturally cozy and connected. Here are tips on how to create flow.

Builder-basic doesn’t mean you have to dial down your aesthetic. Here are 7 ways to add style to a builder-basic home.

Fireplaces are a sought-after interior design feature, but are not always eco-friendly. How can you make your fireplace more sustainable?

The best home design features for kids offer flexibility, durability and special attention to functionality.

Thinking of tackling your own interior design? Think like a designer with these DIY interior design hacks for your home.

There is a lot of upside to owning a new build home, but the reality is you may be living in a construction zone. Here is how to cope.

Japandi design is one of the most popular trends, tapping into Biophilia, health and wellness, and sustainability.

A reading room is one of this summer’s hottest interior design trends. These tips will inspire a space worthy of your summer booklist.

Make backyard bay a destination worth visiting with trending outdoor features, including outdoor kitchens, cocktail pools and saunas.

The unexpected red theory grabs on to bold color trends and color psychology to create simple, but powerful designs.

A pet-friendly home puts function first, with a focus on durable materials, clever design and community green space.

With proper care and maintenance, natural stone countertop materials are durable and beautiful, and offer an alternative to quartz.

Sustainable home design and decor isn’t all or nothing. Start small with smart, stylish sustainable choices to build a beautiful home.

Zonda’s New Home Lot Supply Index (LSI) for the first quarter revealed tightening of supply across the nation for both quarterly and annually. An increase from 22 markets in the fourth quarter of 2023, the LSI tightened quarter over quarter in 25 of Zonda’s select markets.

All-white kitchens are out, with bold kitchen colors making a splash. From dark and moody, to pink to warm wood tones, color is back.

Over 70% of industry experts—including designers, remodelers, and kitchen and bath specifiers—agree that demand for sustainability in kitchen and bath design will increase in the next two years. As homeowners and buyers become more aware of sustainable design, 54% believe it will become a “must-have” in the future, according to the 2024 National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA) Sustainability Report.