Imagine walking into your home or workplace and being greeted by the same things every single time. Are your eyes craving to see something fresh and new? There are many tips and tricks to spicing up your space. Having a renewed space is possible by making these key changes.

Textures and patterns are important facets of interior design, but it’s color that really pulls everything together to create a well-designed, comfortable space. Color palettes are such fun to play with, but they can be a bit intimidating to dive right into. Allow us to restore the joy and open exploration of color palette play by passing on a few beginner’s tips from top interior designers. They’re exactly what you’ll need to get started toying around with all the color possibilities your own space holds!

When you walk into the VNTG Home warehouse, the piles of beautiful, decorative pillows will probably be some of the first things to catch your eye. You look right, you look left, and you realize that all around you are beautifully upholstered vintage pieces, unique finds, interesting designs. And suddenly, you feel overwhelmed. Where to begin, how to find your perfect match in all the wonderful elements surrounding you. Don’t fret, we’re here to help you navigate through your own vintage treasure hunt so you can find exactly what you’re looking for.

Pattern plays an incredibly important role in home décor. Having a room full of all solid colors might sound like a safe bet if you’re an amateur decorator but it can leave the space feeling stale and boring. Throwing in some patterns can breathe new life into a home that seems to be lacking in energy, but pattern mixing can get out of hand if you’re not careful. Here’s some tips on what to do, and what not to do, when you are decorating with patterns.

There are a lot of factors that people consider when they’re purchasing a home. Often, they’re looking for specific features of a house in the right area and have a prioritized checklist of what they want. But one of the most important factors that people consider when they’re looking at houses is: can they see themselves living there? One incredibly influential thing you can do to help home buyers envision themselves in your home is to properly stage it.