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Butterflies and Bows in a Fairy Tale Space Designer Christy Mancera envisioned a fairy tale when pulling together the look for a Nevada bathroom shared by two young girls. “We wanted to make this bathroom a sweet dream space for these little girls,” she says. Butterfly wallpaper, a pale pink vanity, scallop motifs and bow-shaped […]

5 Key Design Trends From a Top London Design Show (15 photos) Every May, one of London’s most creative neighborhoods hosts a week of innovation and design, and this year’s Clerkenwell Design Week (May 20-22) was the biggest yet. Visitors wandered the area to discover installations, new products, exhibitions and talks. Houzz visited the venues

5 Top Trends From a London Design Event (15 photos) Every May, one of London’s most creative neighborhoods hosts a week of innovation and design, and this year’s Clerkenwell Design Week (May 20-22) was the biggest yet. Visitors wandered the area to discover installations, new products, exhibitions and talks. Houzz visited the venues and showrooms

3 Fantastic Kitchens Designed for Entertaining (6 photos) A great party doesn’t require a huge space, but the right kitchen setup can make everything easier for hosts and guests alike. An open plan for connection and flow, a clear area for prepping and serving, a bar area or beverage fridge so guests can help themselves

7 Major Decorating Mistakes and How to Avoid Them (9 photos) A huge reason many people don’t get around to tackling a decorating project is because they’re afraid to make a costly mistake. To give you the confidence to start your own dream design, here is a list of seven major design mistakes that can

Popular Materials for Garden Paths and Walkways Above The Grade LandscapeSave Photo Tile If you live in an area with a warm-winter climate, you might want to consider a tile path. Tiles can be less expensive than concrete, stone and brick while still delivering plenty of style. Options include terra-cotta and clay tiles as well

Popular Materials for Garden Paths or Walkways Above The Grade LandscapeSave Photo Tile If you live in an area with a warm-winter climate, you might want to consider a tile path. Tiles can be less expensive than concrete, stone and brick while still delivering plenty of style. Options include terra-cotta and clay tiles as well

To-Dos: Your June Home Checklist CG&S Design-BuildSave Photo 15. Give your garage or shed a clean-out. Since you’ll likely be spending more time in your outdoor spaces during the summer, it’s a good idea to take some time at the start of the season to clear out space in your storage area. Take old paint