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The Art Deco style is characterized by geometric motifs, bold colors, curved forms, and synthetic materials, such as plastic.

Buying a house is a big investment, and the last thing any shopper wants to do is make a major purchase they'll regret down the road. While certain pieces - sofas, appliances, mattresses - are clear investment items, how do you decide when to save or splurge?

Do you love the sights and sounds of the sea? Boats, sailing, sea shells and so much more? Coastal decorating may be the style for your space.

Eclectic Design What is it? And how do I do it?

English Country What is English Country style? Close your eyes and visualize Laura Ashley florals with Ralph Lauren plaids and wools…

Discover the ergonomic guidelines that will improve productivity and efficiency of your employees and reduce or eliminate injuries on the job.

Design Styles: French Country design ideas for your home.

Do not fret, mastering a throw pillow mix is not rocket science. There are no hard and fast rules; its really about switching things up until you find the right combination and arrangement.

Mid-Century Modern Defined

Lush pillows, Persian rugs, dim lighting, and brightly colored tiles, paint, and fabrics make up most of the Moroccan style.

The definitive guide to Ralph Lauren style.

Shabby Chic is a style of interior design where furniture and furnishings are chosen for their appearance of age and signs of wear or new items are distressed to achieve the look. They are typically white with a very feminine, soft, romantic feel.

Traditional Design style defined.

Transitional is the marriage of traditional and contemporary furniture, draperies, and accessories.

Rustic styled decor with Native American patterns and colors. Cowboys and hunting - all of things can be considered western design elements.