I’ve been holiday-obsessed for as long as I can remember thanks to my mom, who made it her mission to make every Christmas magical.

After helping a friend set up her first home, her partner joked, "You should teach a course on how to do life." While I'm far from qualified to do that, it made me reflect on all the small yet meaningful insights I've gathered from my work about how people live.

With Thanksgiving and the holiday season approaching, here's how I 'design' my dinner parties—from table setting to menu planning.

Welcome to the final Part III of our Designer's Guide to House Hunting! We’ll dive into what exactly ‘good bones’ means, the value of a second opinion and how to leverage industry experts on your house hunting journey.

A home inspection can reveal hidden problems with the house that might not be visible during a regular viewing, especially the speedy tours people take in a heated market. This includes structural issues, plumbing problems, electrical faults, and more.

House hunting is an exciting and terrifying process. It’s essential to keep your cool and try not to get too emotionally invested in a version of your future that isn’t real—yet. There is a lot to consider when looking for the perfect house. But to make it easy, I will share my top three criteria.