The Lake House Look—When You Don’t Live Near Water
With these tips, you can evoke that laid-back, free-flowing waterside vibe—no vacation required.
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With these tips, you can evoke that laid-back, free-flowing waterside vibe—no vacation required.
Nature-inspired decor pieces from Atlanta’s Spring Gift, Home Furnishings & Holiday Market.
Furniture, fixtures and materials in splashy hues that invite a sense of lakeside calm into the home.
An all-in-one console table, TV stand and storage unit, the multi-function sideboard is a secret weapon for any small space.
Assembling a mountain vacation home is a balancing act. Here, the furniture, finishes and materials that can bring it to life.
Our editor on-the-go scours the nation’s top markets for discoveries in home design, furniture, and décor.
These innovative transformers maximize square footage and minimize clutter.
The retro-inspired "33" cabinet is a dynamite statement piece, reminiscent of vinyl records.
Be sure you aren’t making these common mistakes when displaying your prized art collection.
Read on for a look at some of our favorite game-watching spots, each done Mountain Living style.
This Himalayan wool rug hand-knotted in Nepal brings the beauty of winter’s winding slopes indoors.
How do you create a mountain home design that feels right for your style? Here, tips and tricks.
The hygge craze—how do you pronounce it, what does it mean? In essence: all things cozy
Here, 11 chic ways to invite the luxurious fabric into your home, without a hint of tacky.
Its rock ‘n’ roll attitude and chic design go hand in hand with the décor mogul’s anything-but-ordinary aesthetic.
This après-ski setup converts from a sturdy black walnut dining table, mixing fun with functionality.
Once upon a time the word “rustic” may have conjured an image of a dark log cabin in the woods, but those times have changed.
Walnut slabs are handcut from reclaimed logs found in a century-old orchard near Santa Barbara.
The rough-around-the-edges material goes beyond the sidewalk with modern lighting and false wood.
The ancient art of Tibetan rug-making offers a surprisingly contemporary twist to your mountain home.
Each cocoon-like chair has an extra-broad curved back for easy lounging, with a cool, contemporary look.
Celebrate the National Park Service Centennial with Pendleton’s cozy collection.
A home designed to amplify its natural surroundings is more than just shelter—it becomes a sanctuary.
Three self-professed design geeks join forces to create timeless takes on cutting-edge accessories.
