The One

The Joyous One.

The Charming One.

The Elegant One.

The Majestic One.

This year, kitchens are eschewing the perfect, polished look for a more eclectic vibe. Instead of only incorporating one or two materials, homeowners are turning to a variety of opposing styles to create a truly personalized space.This Manhattan kitchen, which features a rustic wood ceiling, a white subway tile back splash, a vintage inspired rug, and shiny white counter tops, is a perfect example.

A life coupled with love...

Heated entryway floors. When you think of heated floors, bathrooms are usually the only room that comes to mind, but bringing that technology into the entryway is beyond brilliant, especially during the winter. We can definitely get on board with stepping out of snowy boots and onto a nice, toasty floor.

Last year was about all things metallic. But now, vendors are using the exact opposite texture in their goods, including oxidized metals, matte glazes, and chalk-finish paints — such as with this snazzy light fixture. The best news? Matte-finished decor looks amazing next to metallic objects, so hang on to all of those luxe gold and copper items you picked up in 2015.

I'm spending my weekend with The Ones I Love! Where are you spending yours?

Formal Dining Rooms made a comeback in 2016 and more homeowners are opting to keep their formal dining rooms instead of converting them into media rooms or offices.

During September, we will be sharing some of 2016 Interior Design Trends.
The most popular appliance colors seem to change every few years and now polished stainless steel is on the way out. Instead of gleaming silver appliances, sleek black stainless steel is the trend of the moment.

The One precious to my heart...