#interior design

Is painting your ceiling a bold statement or just a headache you'll regret when you try to sell the place?

How are you adapting to supply chain delays for custom furniture?

What's your take on using bold wallpaper in a rental—smart move or security deposit gone?

How do you style a rental to feel like an actual home without losing your deposit?

Should interior designers stop pushing white walls and start admitting color is better for mental health?

Which interior design style actually makes daily cleaning easier?

Open-plan living is a lazy design cop-out that ignores acoustic and thermal performance.

Would you ever install a kitchen island in a house under 1,000 square feet?

Are we finally admitting that most “vintage” furniture is just old junk with a good Instagram filter?

Does your interior design prioritize repairability over trendiness now?

Minimalism is just an expensive excuse for being lazy — are bare walls really good design or just a lack of taste?

Minimalist interiors: Are they actually for rich people, or just boring for everyone?

Is buying designer furniture actually just paying for a logo and nothing else?

Has AI design killed the need for an interior decorator?

Has switching to engineered hardwood changed how you think about home architecture?

Can you call yourself a designer if you’ve never sourced a salvage yard for anything?

Has the open-concept trend died for good with rising energy costs?

Has anyone else switched to reclaimed wood for their kitchen and regretted it?

What's your take on installing underfloor heating in a tiny apartment—worth the hassle?

Are open floor plans fading out in modern homes now?