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While HGTV and other interior design media inspire homeowners, it also makes them feel like their homes don’t measure up.

The hottest interior design trends for 2024 so far include fluted cabinetry, brass, gentle curves, saturated colors and rooms with purpose.

There are several design backstories at the Paris Olympics 2024 that will stoke interior design inspiration for homeowners.

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

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.

Color trends are focusing on how our homes make us feel in addition to how they look, with dopamine decor and color drenching.

Elevate your home’s style with these quick and easy DIY jobs that can be completed in a weekend, one room at a time.

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.

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.

Recent data is putting the spotlight on the dangers associated with fabricating quartz counters without necessary workplace safety measures

From window seats to sliding glass doors to sunrooms, homeowners look for ways to establish an indoor-outdoor connection.

Data shows that searches for basement golf simulators have skyrocketed, as homeowners look for design inspiration for the lower level.