Your Guide to New Beginnings
Keys in hand, stepping into a new home marks the start of a new adventure—one filled with many decisions to be made.
Whether you’re renovating, restyling, or starting with the blank canvas of a new build, we’re here to help. Read on to discover curated buyer’s guides, how-to’s, and style inspiration from our interior design experts to help you turn your new space into a dream home.
Incorporating colorful pops, textures, and diverse shapes can accentuate style and personal taste.
A great way to sneak some comfortable seating into smaller spaces.
Perfect for large seating needs.
Evaluate how you’re using your living room and structure the lighting to serve those needs.
Choose dimmable overhead lighting to maintain even illumination without distracting hotspots in your viewing area. Dim lights above or in front of the TV to prevent over-lit surfaces. Alternatively, use offset wall sconces or floor lamps, but beware of potential glare on the TV.
For gatherings, mix floor lamps, table lamps, sconces, and overhead lighting for versatility. Choose warm, dimmable options with frosted shades to reduce glare and enhance coziness. Add a pendant or chandelier for a stylish focal point, especially if it offers warm, dimmable light.
You have plenty of options for general ambient lighting, including floor lamps, torchieres, and sconces. Ensure they are dimmable to prevent overwhelming brightness.
Choose dimmable overhead lighting to maintain even illumination without distracting hotspots in your viewing area. Dim lights above or in front of the TV to prevent over-lit surfaces. Alternatively, use offset wall sconces or floor lamps, but beware of potential glare on the TV.
For gatherings, mix floor lamps, table lamps, sconces, and overhead lighting for versatility. Choose warm, dimmable options with frosted shades to reduce glare and enhance coziness. Add a pendant or chandelier for a stylish focal point, especially if it offers warm, dimmable light.
You have plenty of options for general ambient lighting, including floor lamps, torchieres, and sconces. Ensure they are dimmable to prevent overwhelming brightness.
Modern dining tables offer adaptability, suiting formal rooms or transitional spaces between kitchen and family areas.
Material Tip
For daily use:
Tables crafted from wood, concrete, bamboo, and stone resist regular wear and fingerprints effortlessly.
For less frequent use:
Sleek modern materials like glass, polished marble, and composite materials with unique finishes.
Material Tip
For daily use:
Tables crafted from wood, concrete, bamboo, and stone resist regular wear and fingerprints effortlessly.
For less frequent use:
Sleek modern materials like glass, polished marble, and composite materials with unique finishes.
In spaces intended for rest, building rooms around a single dramatic focal point can produce visual harmony and maximize efficiency.
Play off your focal point by adding warm contrasting colors and complimentary textures, like leather.
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