Okay, yes, I know summer is officially over. But I just wanted to squeeze in one more summer piece of happiness before we give ourselves completely over to Fall. My friend Jen took this photo at the Hamptons Designer Showhouse a few weeks ago, and I just
I just spotted a terrific kitchen design idea in the latest HGTV magazine. HGTV Magazine Tangerine colored grout! Here's my wrinkled copy
Did you ever see this gorgeous bedroom in Domino? Designed by Miles Redd Thanks to this photo, I've been obsessed with that bed for years.I know it as the "Anthropologie Bed", as you can get one from Anthropologie that looks just like it: It retails for $1,698. But
In my decorating travels, I see more small, dinky rugs than I care to admit. It just might be the single biggest decorating problem I encounter. Besides of course the "sea of brown furniture"! So why is a dinky rug a problem? Because, well, a too small
Here's a fun Before & After from one of my recent clients: Before: And After! Can you spot the differences? Well, the answer is "not a whole lot" - but it still looks a lot nicer, right? This is what I call "Decorating Light" in action - I really
Lorri swings by the TODAY Show to reveal some decorator secrets for getting an expensive designer look without the high price tag.
Ever since I first laid eyes on Michelle Adams' living room in an old issue of Domino Magazine, I just knew I would have a red bamboo chair in my life some day: When I started to decorate my new dining room, I finally decided it was time to
Okay, it's not an Anthropologie store per se, but the garden store Terrain in Westport, CT is owned by the same folks who have brought us Anthropologie and Urban Outfitters. Via The result is brilliant. Via It's a serious nursery with all sorts of garden-y stuff. And on the inside, Terrain has this rustic-industrial
I never understood why so many people on the East Coast have Adirondack chairs in their yards. But now I get it! They are sturdy and comfortable outdoor chairs; just a great place to park while you watch the kids play, or have a glass
Dear readers, I bring to you today the only kitchen table you will ever want or need. Okay I don't REALLY know that. But I bet a lot of you could really use something like the Docksta. IKEA's Docksta table, for $199: Via IKEA.com Bright, beautiful, retro-modern…and CHEAP! Via But this