This non-working London fireplace from Studio Peake is filled with decorative firewood for a cozy feel. Arched Brick Opening An arched opening adds a Mediterranean feel to a white brick fireplace. The inside is decorated with a simple stack of firewood with the short end facing outward. Ashley Montgomery Design Be sure toclean your white brick fireplaceregularly both inside and out to keep it looking fresh. No Mantel Brick Fireplace Keep your white brick fireplace wall mantel-free for a more minimalist feel....

To fill the post-holiday void, consider adding some mood-boosting cold weather decor that you cankeep up all winter. Light Some Candles Urbanology Designs The best antidote for the winter blues is a celebration of light. Feel free to useflameless LED candles. Design byAHG Interiors/ Photo by Chris Mottalini A large antler chandelier heightens the alpine rustic vibes. But not every DIY project has to take the whole weekend. A jewel-toned couch, green glass accents, and brown faux fur throw add cozy wintry vibes....

What Is a Bay Window? Curved bay windows are a variation that are known as bow windows. Paint It All-White Design byCathie Hong Interiors/ Photo byChristy Q. Tyler Karu Design and Interiors Photo White paint on the walls and bay window trim will create a seamless feel. A painted black bay window with black metal grid panes add a graphic touch and a focal point. A round table echoes the curves of the space, while high-back Scandi style chairs echo the window trim....

Little Crown Interiors paired sheer curtains with blackout shades to control light. Incorporate Vintage Pieces Erin Williamson Design Create a calming backdrop with medium-toned gray walls. Carve Out a Reading Nook Create acozy kids' reading nookfor bedtime stories. The Spruce / Jason Donnelly Becca Interiors chose a soft palette of muted yellows and browns in this Colonial home nursery. Hang a Gallery Wall Decorate your baby room witha gallery wallof graphic prints for a modern feel....

Does a screened-in back porch add value? Decorate With Mirrors Adding unexpected decorative elements like a mirror can help lift your back porch design. Choose Sculptural Furniture Bring interest to your back porch with a sculptural coffee table. Tyler Karu Design + Interiors/ Photo byErin Little Use Low Slung Seating Design byMaite Granda Use low seating to create a casual conversation area. Add Geometric Tile Flooring Design byCathie Hong Interiors/Christy Q....

The Spruce / Jacob Fox Even the smallest and simplest upgrade willmake your backyard more beautifuland usable. Or go super simple and add a few more plants or light up your garden with twinkle lights. Lay them in a staggered pattern to mimic the look of a nice stone firepit. The Spruce / Jacob Fox This cactus painting brightens up this outdoor dining space while adding Southwestern-style flair. Plus, it’s an Instagram-worthy spot to post pictures of yourself enjoying your backyard....

This ladder fromTwelve on Mainis actually a DIY project (for just $10, too). Add DIY Mason Jar Storage The DIY Playbook RepurposedMason jarsdo more than just hold flowers or smoothies. Keep a bathtub caddy set up across yoursoaking tubat all times if you need a little extra surface space. Design byCathie Hong Interiors/Margaret Austin Photo Hang It Up Design byCathie Hong Interiors/Christy Q. DIY Some Shelves Don’t forget to look up when considering bathroom storage....

Check out these all-season dining table centerpiece ideas for inspiration. Take a walk outside, see what catches your eye, and let your creative juices flow. Choose a silver, wood, or pottery vessel depending on your taste and style. Ashley Webb Interiors In this example, an organic wooden bowl complements the solid marble table. However, there are plenty of alternatives outside of this norm. For a long, slender table, consider two or three decorative elements instead....

Keeping everything low to the ground allows the landscaping around the periphery to stand out and keeps sightlines open. The side walkway blends seamlessly into the walkway leading to the front door. A large daybed on the other side of the pool adds balance. Design byCathie Hong Interiors/Margaret Austin Photo A high wall and built-in black gating give the space a private and enclosed feel. A wood slat garage door adds warmth and echoes the front door cladding and adjacent fencing....

Plus some simple design ideas. Store Food in Clear Containers Clear containers, like glass jars, make for excellent foodstorage containers. you’re able to also reuse your old jars, like the ones from pasta sauce or pickles. The Spruce / Nelly Cuanalo This keeps your space muted, toning down the loud and disparate colors often included on food packaging. Label Spices Anne Sage While you’re at it, label practically everything in your pantry....

Want more gardening tips? Try a Container Garden Modern Glam Brighten your front walkway by flanking it with colorful flowers. Focus on Shrubs Maite Granda Green a small front yard by focusing on shrubs in sculpted shapes. Design byCalimia Home/ Photo by Jeanne Canto An ivy-covered portion of the facade helps the home blend into the landscape. The front yard has a planted, flowering border of greenery for an intimate feel....

See our favorite mudrooms in a range of sizes, styles, and budgets below. Your home will feel grand and inviting right when you walk in the door. This bright lime green door energizes an otherwise all-white mudroom outfitted with striped black-and-white storage baskets and built-in cabinetry. The Spruce / Jason Donnelly Each bin is labeled to make it easier to grab what you need as you walk out the door....

Or they can offer shelter to beneficial insects and seed heads to feed wildlife. Warning Some plants on this list are toxic to humans and animals and are noted below. Artemisia The Spruce / Evgeniya Vlasova Artemisia(Artemisia spp. The Spruce / Autumn Wood )is often known by common names such as wormwood or mugwort. Most species in theArtemisiagenus dont like being pruned in the fall. Instead, clean up these plants in early spring....