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Habitat’s Morris & Co. Christmas Decorations Are Future Heirlooms In The Making
Habitat’s 2026 Morris & Co. festive range includes paper stars, glass ornaments, baubles and a wreath in heritage-inspired designs.
These Are 11 Of The Best New Design Books Of 2026 To Add To Your Collection ASAP
House Beautiful highlights 11 2026 design books, from renovation guidance and project budgets to colorful interiors and designer monographs.
Cottagecore Kitchens Are Back But They’re More Sophisticated Than Ever Before
Ideal Home’s kitchen report points to a sleeker take on cottagecore, with slim Shaker cabinets, earthy colors and practical storage.
Gubi Revives Carlo Nason’s Cult-Favorite Lotus Table Lamp
Gubi has returned Carlo Nason’s 1969 Lotus lamp to production, preserving its four mouth-blown glass shades while updating the steel base.
Ruggable Just Dropped A New Line With Cozy Bed-and-Breakfast Vibes
Ruggable’s new Easy Care Wool collection includes eight designs in earthy colors. Unlike its best-known rugs, the wool line is not machine washable.
10 Artful Rug Collections That Bring Pattern, Texture, And Craft To The Floor
Design Milk reports on 10 rug collections blending pattern, texture and traditional craft, from hand-knotted Moroccan designs to pure-silk surfaces.
Walnut And Leather Meet At The Seams Of Eureka Ergonomic’s Arundel Collection
Eureka Ergonomic’s Arundel collection pairs walnut, leather, stone and metal across six home-furnishing designs debuting at High Point Market.
These Gracefully Decorated Holiday Homes Capture The Spirit Of The Season
Veranda’s holiday home tours showcase seasonal decorating and entertaining across homes and inns, from Tangier to California and New York.
5 Under-the-Radar Design Destinations In The U.S. That Designers Love
Designers point to five U.S. cities for antiques, art, textiles and architecture, including Portland, Atlanta, Santa Fe, New Orleans and Nashville.
