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Happy Monday🤎🤎 Always love that certain time of the year when the sun is about to set and at the right angle floods our living space with sunlight.. #decorlovers #timelessinteriors #styledspaces #designinspirations #livingroomideas

There’s something about this shape—the soft movement, the way the light hits the glass—that instantly elevates everything around it. It doesn’t need to be styled heavily. It doesn’t need to compete. It just works. On its own, or layered into your space, it’s the kind of piece that makes your home feel a little more intentional… without trying too hard. And honestly, those are the pieces you end up loving the most. #HomeStyling #CoffeeTableDecor #InteriorInspo #ModernHomeDecor #DecorDetails

the material I’ve been obsessing over 🤎 comment “GLASS” for links to a curated list of my favs!! #homedecor #interiorstyling #decorideas #interiordetail

Millennial gray...not here...gray doesn't need to be drab or boring. Mixing in metals is a great way to elevate your grays. You can add this element in with lighting fixtures, art or materials that give a slight shift. #interiorstyling #homedecor #designinspirationg #interiordesign #interiordecor

The difference isn’t how much you decorate. It’s how things are layered. Rooms that feel calm and expensive usually have: • a mix of materials (glass, metal, wood, fabric) • a few pieces with history or character • lighting that feels warm — not just bright • space between objects so nothing feels crowded It’s not about adding more. It’s about choosing better — and letting each piece stand out. Save this if you’re trying to make your home feel more elevated without overfilling it.

I call these Forever vases… Clear glass, because they never go out of style. Branches, grocery store flowers, plant cuttings—whatever I have on hand somehow feels elevated in clear glass. It’s one of those simple things I come back to again and again… no overthinking, no overbuying—just using what I already have in a different way. If you’ve followed me for a while, you’ve definitely seen these move from room to room 🤍 Do you have anything in your home that just always works? -Follow along for more resourceful and cozy home decor ideas🩶 ✨ linked a few similar go-to clear vases in my LTK (in bio)🩶 #GlassVase #ClearVase #VaseStyling #DecorWithBranches #HomeWithPlants SimpleDecorIdeas

A striking addition to any table, shelf, or mantel. Sparkling gold accents add an air of daring and glamour. 🐍 This is how @jeorgiabambinetti styles her Eden Cinched Vase, how do you style yours?

From dining room to sunroom ✨ Warm tones, soft textures and natural light. #NeutralHome #CozyHome #HomeInspo #DiningRoomDecor #SunroomStyle

Want that designer look at home? Start here… (& follow along because this is a trial reel and you won’t see us again otherwise!) Trust me, balanced styling is key. These are the styling tricks I use in every single project after 15 years of designing homes. Hopefully they can help you too… 1. Bookshelves Style in odd numbers. Vary heights. Mix books + objects + negative space. Flip books to see the pages instead of the bindings. If every shelf is full, it’s not styled — it’s cluttered. 2. Coffee Tables Think in 3 layers: • Something stacked (books) • Something organic (florals/greenery) • Something sculptural (object or tray) And always leave breathing room. 3. Coffee Bars / Stemware / Bar Styling Layer height in the back (art, mirror, tall bottle). Keep glassware consistent — too many shapes feels chaotic. Trays tend to help in these spaces. 4. Consoles / Entry Tables Anchor with height (lamp or art), add a grounding piece (tray or bowl), then something personal. Think balance, not symmetry. 5. Bonus Rule I Use Constantly Step back, give it some time. I often rework my spaces several times before it feels perfect and balanced. If your eye doesn’t know where to land, simplify. Remember that negative space is your friend. Follow along for more design tips — and if you have specific questions, pop them in the chat. Always happy to help. 🤍 ___________________ #interiordesigntutorial #designertips #designadvicewithmh #designtip #designadvice designaddict designrules interiordesignhelp tipoftheday tipsandtricks learninteriordesign hometips homeinterior homestyling designinspiration interiordesignideas designbuild designerdaily interior123 designtrends designtipsandtricks designtips designtipsforbeginners newbuildhome homedecor interiorsinspiration interiorstylingideas fyp instagood

chrome & silver are taking over 2026 home decor trends ✨ if you’re a homebody like me and love making your space feel chic but cozy, metallic accents are such an easy way to elevate your apartment. think chrome lamps, silver trays, sculptural decor, and reflective pieces that instantly make a space feel modern and stylish. perfect for a girl apartment or anyone living alone who wants their home to feel elevated, personal, and Pinterest-worthy without doing a full makeover. save this for your next home refresh 🤍 #homebody #homedecor #interiorinspo #girlapartment #livingalone #homedecortrends #silverhomedecor #chromehomedecor #homedecorstyling #homestyling #2026homedecortrends

When your favorite glass hurricane vase is on sale 🤌 If you are looking for a statement piece to elevate your console or coffee table, this one is for you. Follow & comment SHOP for links 🔗 . Entryway decor, console table styling, travertine lamp, organic modern decor, spring decor, hurricane candle. #homedecor #consoletabledecor https://liketk.it/60wyI

Make a statement ✨🩶 This melting silver aluminum entryway table turns bold furniture and shag rugs into a gallery worthy moment. Link in bio #EntrywayTable #AluminumTable #SilverDecor #ContemporaryStyle #StatementFurniture #ModernHome #ArtfulInteriors #HomeStyling #DecorInspo #InteriorStyling