Furniture brand Wovenbyrd has been a One Room Challenge sponsor for more than five years now, and we are thrilled to have them on board Team ORC.

While we can’t tell you why the majority of Black Friday roundups all have the same 20 products, none of which you want or need, we the ORC editors CAN offer you our handpicked list of 35 Black Friday home deals that are truly worth your attention.

Architectural Digest and Ruggable have joined forces with a collection of 16 rugs, designed by 8 rising star designers from AD’s New American Voices.

If you’re not keeping an eye on Target’s brand collaborations, especially in the home decor section, you’re missing out.

Adding a home collection is de rigueur for brands presently, and Banana Republic has just launched theirs. The look is for those who want global, textural, luxe, and sculptural pieces that still look minimal and neutral.

A special offer from Spoonflower, plus three recent ORC projects that feature Spoonflower peel-and-stick wallpaper.

As we perused all the amazing projects from the recent spring ‘22 ORC®, there was one color that kept catching our eye. The definitive color trend from the most recent ORC event was… drumroll please…

Original art is one of the absolute most enriching things to collect, but for non-artists, it can be challenging knowing where to start. There’s so much amazing art out there, so a little guidance can go a long way.

We’re in the middle of one of the hottest summers ever and aside from being incredibly unpleasant for us, this heat is also very hard on your plants.

Here are some tips and ideas to help you get your plants through this heatwave.

The quintessential coastal grandma is all about neutral tones, understated but beautiful linen clothes, and reading a novel on a chaise lounge with a glass of wine in hand.

Meet houseplants’ underrated sister: indoor gardening.

Crochet is hot right now, for good reason. Check out these home project ideas, as well as our tips for beginners.

A great rug pulls a room together — and it definitely doesn’t have to be neutral to do so.