If you’ve got enough room either side of your bed, then it works brilliantly to fill that space with chests of drawers instead of smaller bedside tables.

Scroll through your favorite interior design accounts on social media, and you might find one thing is missing from your favorite living rooms: the TV. But if you love streaming or consider yourself a film connoisseur, we’re here to help turn your TV into a welcomed focal point, even when it’s not in use. Read on for our complete list of TV stand décor ideas.

One of the most useful pieces of furniture for a home with a family is a set of bunk beds. They can be especially helpful if your extra bedrooms are smaller because stacked beds don’t have huge footprints. You can sleep two, three, or even four kids on a single piece of furniture that takes up no more room than a single bed. Think of them like skyscrapers – build up, rather than out. That leaves you more space on the floor for other important pieces of furniture like a desk and chair, a dresser, or toy chests.

Choosing the right furniture for your house is a daunting task. Home is where you spend most of your time so it’s only natural that you would want to make it as comfortable and aesthetically pleasing as possible. It’s a decision that has to last you many years and make your space feel like your own. Assuming you already know the measurements and what type of piece you want in each room, there so much still to decide in terms of looks, build quality, and comfort. In this respect it’s tricky to know even where to start. So with that in mind, here are 3 tips on how to choose the best furniture for your house.

Looking for small living room ideas? Whether you have an open-plan living room layout or a small box-shaped sitting room, no space is too little to qualify for a brilliant decorating scheme.

Decorating your first apartment is so exciting—but it can also be daunting. Where to start? Well, now that dorm life is behind you, you'll also want to leave pin-boards, extra-long sheets, and mini-fridges in the past. Beyond those basics, there's a lot to learn. So whether you're a long-term renter who wants to make their apartment feel like a polished home or a first-time apartment dweller, you're in the right place. We compiled 24 crucial decorating lessons ranging from low-lift tips to major makeovers, all of which will ensure your first apartment looks 100 percent grown-up. But also still youthful, fun, and "you."