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Amy Moorea Wong is a color authority and contemporary interior design writer who has specialized in all things decorating for over a decade. Amy is Livingetc magazine’s Colour Expert, Interiors Editor at The Glossary magazine and a Contributing Editor at Homes & Gardens magazine, and she frequently contributes to an array of global publications to share her insights on interior design zeitgeist. Her book Kaleidoscope: Modern Homes in Every Colour explores a collection of cool colorful homes fizzing with creativity, surprises, and inspiration.
Goodbye, over-priced lattes. Hello, home-brewed coffee with friends. TikTok's 'Home Cafe' trend brings stylish cafe culture into the comfort of your own home
By Devin Toolen Published
For a bathroom that feels in line with the times, avoid these layouts and be more intentional with the placement and positioning of your features and fixtures
By Lilith Hudson Published
From reflective silver to fluidity, here's my perspective on the key themes and new moods coming through from Milan Design Week
By Sarah Spiteri Published
A red dining table makes a seriously stylish statement; the beloved pop of red trend just got an bold and expensive-looking upgrade
By Olivia Wolfe Published
In honor of Earth Month, we’re toasting to cork... furniture, that is
By Julia Demer Published
A designer weighs in on how you can make the classic coquette trend feel modern while still retaining its whimsical elegance
By Devin Toolen Published
See you later, sterile white. This playful plumbing trend is bringing color back to our bathrooms in an utterly unexpected way
By Olivia Wolfe Published
Sofas as plush as your living room’s, tables fit for a five-star resort, and materials straight from nature — here’s how outdoor living is evolving this year
By Julia Demer Published
What if we told you designers had found a way to control a project's spend even while elevating the final result? This new trend does just that
By Pip Rich Published
I've always had visions of ripping up wall-to-wall carpets, but now I'm thinking about actually installing them — what gives?
By Emma Breislin Published