A rainy-day entryway that keeps wet shoes off the living-room floor
Separate the wet things from the dry ones, leave the door clear and give everything a place to dry before putting it away.
Read guide →THE HOME NOTEBOOK
Start with the part of your home that gets in the way. Find a practical fix, try it, then see what still needs changing.
Separate the wet things from the dry ones, leave the door clear and give everything a place to dry before putting it away.
Read guide →Set up a place for bedding, a bag and a bedside drink without turning the whole living room into permanent guest storage.
Read guide →Use one clear surface, a few destination piles and a final delivery trip to keep clean laundry from living in a basket.
Read guide →Put food away first, move dishes through one clear route and finish the counter you will need in the morning.
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Everyday roomsMove a lamp, clear the coffee table and bring a blanket within reach. Start with the corner where you actually sit.
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Halloween ideasStart with the route through your home, choose one main display, and use a few repeatable details on the shelf, table and window.
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Christmas ideasFind the tree's real footprint, repeat a small palette, and decorate the shelf, dinner table and window without taking over daily life.
Read guide →A rug should relate to the seats around it, rather than sit like a small island beneath the coffee table.
Read guide →Before measuring a gap, sit on the sofa as you normally would.
Read guide →Begin with an empty sofa and sit in every position people actually use.
Read guide →A picture above a sofa is seen from several positions, including a seated one.
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Living roomCurtain length begins with a decision about the floor.
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