Styles & Staging

A bathroom remodel is one of the most challenging projects you can take on for your home. But if you do it right, the rewards can be amazing. Unfortunately, rookie remodelers often run into the same issues when they start …Read More

A fireplace is a natural focal point in a living room. But sometimes it can command too much attention. A smart way to balance a fireplace wall is to add built-in cabinetry. These units can create symmetry while adding storage …Read More

The just-released 2022 Q1 Houzz Renovation Barometer reveals that the confidence level among construction professionals is at its highest point since 2018 and confidence among architecture and design firms is up 1 point compared with the first quarter of 2021. …Read More

For this father, it was time for a move and a downsize. When the youngest of his four children left their large suburban home in New Jersey for college, he bought a condo in Washington, D.C., and hired interior …Read More

5 Kitchen Trends to Watch From countertops to flooring to colors and beyond, see what styles are hot this year in kitchen design.

Vibrant blues pair well with warm whites and neutrals to create a calming, comfortable kitchen. Check out these before-and-after photos to see how pros designed three dreamy blue-and-white kitchens with new layouts that function better for the homeowners. Then let …Read More

A covered patio with a fireplace, and maybe a few blankets thrown into the mix, can enhance your enjoyment of an outdoor living space even as temperatures drop. Check out these 20 stylish covered patio with fireplaces, then let us …Read More

When it came to designing his own backyard in Hawthorn, South Australia, landscape architect Ben Scott pulled out all the stops to create a space that not only serves multiple functions but is a joy to spend time in year-round. …Read More

Anyone who’s refereed a spat over a borrowed hairbrush or sink access knows that thoughtful design can help preserve family harmony. Ample storage and good circulation are paramount in bathrooms used by siblings, for example — and they’re appreciated by …Read More

After 15 years of living with a tight 95-square-foot galley kitchen in their 1932 Tudor home, Minneapolis couple Nick and Robin Archer were ready for some breathing room. Working with architectural designer Will Spencer and builder Curt Irmiger, the …Read More