Hunker highlights five IKEA home goods under $30 that reviewers say feel or look more expensive, based on an in-store visit to Atlanta.
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Serve Up The Season With These 4 Festive Serveware Must-Haves
Hardware Retailing highlights four holiday-themed serving products and cites Walmart survey figures on meal spending and seasonal gatherings.
Lowe’s Adds To Their Mini Collection With Teeny Trash Can
Lowe’s has added a 12-ounce Project Source Teeny trash can, a $3 food-safe plastic container with a lid that fits most car cup holders.
These Amazon Finds Will Fool You Into Thinking You Shopped In Europe
Apartment Therapy highlights 10 Amazon decor picks with European flea-market-inspired styling, including a $17 cityscape sketch.
The Coveted Mid-Century Modern Lamp Thrifters Would Be Thrilled To Find
The Flos Arco lamp remains a sought-after mid-century design. Learn how to identify vintage examples and what their prices can reach.
Cordless Lamps Are The Ultimate Moodsetter—Here Are The 17 Best Ones
House Beautiful rounds up 17 cordless lamps, with reported battery life, charging details and designs for desks, bedside tables and outdoor dining.
IKEA’s £22 Candle Chandelier Is The Ultimate Cheat Code To A Cosy Christmas – It’s The Perfect Balance Of Festive And Luxury
IKEA’s £22 red VINTERFINT chandelier holds eight candles. Ideal Home highlights it as a festive decoration; availability and safety details remain key checks.
We Slept On Thuma’s Luxury Sheets For Weeks To Find Out If They’re Worth The Splurge
House Beautiful tested Thuma’s percale and linen sheets for weeks, reporting on comfort, care and fit. Queen sets cost $205 and $315, respectively.
I Found A Luxuriously Soft Mattress That Can Actually Support All My Sleeping Positions
An Apartment Therapy reviewer says the TEMPUR-Cloud Hybrid felt soft on contact but supportive in several sleeping positions. Price is a key drawback.
Here’s When Editors Say You Should Start Decorating For Christmas
A Veranda survey found 65% of its editors favor decorating after Thanksgiving or during the first week of December.