Every day we share ideas for decorating kitchens, dining rooms, bedrooms and living areas. Occasionally we step beyond those rooms to explore gardens, patios and balconies. Less often do we focus on purpose-driven spaces such as the home gym, music room, wine cellar or library—areas that serve a specific function and sometimes multitask. Exploring small … Read more

Ravensbourne Avenue House: Victorian Home Renovation in Bromley, South East London Ravensbourne Avenue House in Bromley, South East London, has been thoughtfully updated with a contemporary rear extension and a new garden room that together reimagine the family living spaces while respecting the character of the original Victorian house. Designed by Minifie Architects, the project … Read more

Balmy Beach Club Members’ Lounge: A Fresh Nautical Revival on Toronto’s Boardwalk Every so often it’s inspiring to step away from residential décor and study how commercial spaces—restaurants, cafés and private clubs—approach interior design. The recently refreshed private members’ lounge at Balmy Beach Club on Toronto’s boardwalk is a prime example. Though travel may be … Read more

Every few months we shift our attention to the season’s leading design trends, and the change from summer to fall calls for a noticeably different decorating approach—much like how our wardrobes evolve. If you don’t redecorate often, simple swaps in accents and decorative pieces are enough. If you’ve been considering a bigger change, now is … Read more

Renovating a townhouse to deliver a modern, functional interior for an evolving urban family is a familiar task, but this transformation by Shperling Design stands out for its disciplined minimalism and refined sophistication. The project immediately reveals a contemporary sensibility at the entry: a slim white console table paired with a bold, colorful modern artwork … Read more

Designing a home for someone who spends most of their time traveling between cities around the world is a unique challenge. Nina Williams Interiors accepted that challenge and transformed a modest two-story townhouse in West Palm Beach, Florida into a smart, modern-industrial retreat. The homeowner, originally from Britain, wanted a residence that combined modern functionality … Read more

Being confined at home for an extended period can change how you view everyday life. It also highlights how much time we normally spend commuting and running errands, often away from activities that feel meaningful. That extra time at home is a perfect opportunity to start—or reconnect with—a hobby. A well-planned, small and ergonomic craft … Read more

There is a quiet strength in simplicity: a return to basic comforts that supports a calmer, healthier way of living. Designed by Michiel De Backer, Jakub Senkowski and Martin Mikovčák, the Ark Shelter in Belgium is a compact, beautifully considered retreat that keeps its occupants constantly connected to the surrounding landscape. The cabin’s mobile design … Read more

Every decorating style has its own personality, and most of us naturally lean toward one aesthetic over another. Some appreciate the clean lines of minimalism, others prefer the curated chaos of eclectic interiors, and a distinct group is drawn to the free-spirited warmth of bohemian design. With roots often linked to the lifestyle of the … Read more

If you follow Decoist, you know we frequently celebrate the modern-industrial aesthetic and how it evolves each year. The style has enjoyed a resurgence thanks to adaptive reuse projects that transform old factories and warehouses into homes. As architects and homeowners rediscover these structures, modern-industrial interiors—both expansive loft-style spaces and compact, efficient units—have multiplied around … Read more