There's no reason for your laundry room to be a chaotic mess, especially since we spend a significant amount of time in there. You can keep laundry supplies out of sight by storing them in baskets and using shelves to organize everything. You'll be grateful for the effort come laundry day!

Wishing for more space to entertain? Your backyard might be just the space to expand your living area. Being outdoors provides the flexibility of implementing various elements including fire, water, seating, and lighting.

The bathroom is often a neglected space when it comes to home décor. However, there are several ways to integrate it into the overall aesthetic of your home. Incorporating plants can add vitality and freshness to the room. To enhance the natural ambiance, consider incorporating elements made of wood or natural materials such as soap dispensers, bath trays, and toothbrush holders.

Does your living room feel small? Pulling furniture away from the walls, and creating a pathway around the furniture helps build the illusion of a larger room. Plus, bringing the furniture closer together encourages more intimate conversations.

Thinking about how you can improve your home this year? New home furnishings and decor are a great way to update your home interior. Come to our store, or visit our website to browse our large selection.

Don’t want to go all out on Christmas decorations this year? Try implementing just one or two holiday elements. A bit of evergreen, a simple cozy rug and candles can go a long way to bringing the holiday spirit into your home!

To increase the warmth and comfort of your room, layer pillows, add some soft rugs, and implement soft upholstered furniture.

Accent walls can be a great way to bring some color and a distinct focal point to the room. When choosing paint colors for your room, choose a light/neutral color as the main wall color and choose something that contrasts with it for the accent wall. Additionally, you can place your most valued decorations and furniture on the accent wall to draw attention to the pieces you love the most.

It's tempting to fit as many items into your room as possible. However, your room will feel bigger and you will be able to more comfortably move around your house if you factor in the traffic flow through your room. Take this into consideration when arranging your furniture.

When styling decorative objects, grouping them in odd numbers, especially groups of three will create a more pleasing arrangement. In our example, the sofa, end table, and basket create a beautiful grouping of three.