We might be a few months into the New Year, but a new season (it's officially Spring!) is the perfect time to incorporate new trends into your home. And our designers are always on the pulse on what's up and coming in interior design.

 

Trends have a way of moving in a circular motion. What once was popular will inevitably come around again. And what's popular now may at some point be considered outdated.

 

  The Sixth Annual Boston Design Week 2019 is taking place from March 27th to April 7th, spanning 12 days of events and activities surrounding design in the Greater Boston area. There will be events on the topic of graphic design, fashion, interior design, technical design, historic preservation, and architecture.   We spoke to Meaghan Flaherty from Fusco and Four, about the inspiration behind Boston Design Week and what she's excited for this year.   About Boston Design Week   Boston Design Week was held for the first time in March 2014, although the idea for it had been in the works for years prior to that. Meaghan describes, "Boston really needed a celebration of all aspects of design. We wanted to create an event that was ...

  You may be under the impression that storage is one of those necessary evils in the home. Useful, functional, but maybe not the most interesting. We invite you to think again. Storage doesn't have to be boring, and in a lot of cases, it can be the focal point of a room. Meet the new storage credenza from BDI: The Tanami Console. With clean lines and textured, sculpted doors, the Tanami is a dramatic and multi-functional storage option.     Multipurpose, modern storage   The inspiration behind the Tanami was the Tanami Desert, and it features, in the company's words, "dune-like waves across the door fascia and side panels." Linda Maguire, store manager in our Boston showroom, loves it for its versatile capabilities. She says, ...

House plants are stunning additions to home decor, plus they're beneficial for your health and the air quality in your space. 

When you're decorating a kid's bedroom you have the opportunity to inject some whimsy into the design. Their bedroom should reflect their style, interests, and hobbies.   However, it's also important to choose quality furniture that will stand the test of the time and grow with your children. We spoke with Cheryl Harrington, from our Pembroke showroom, to get her expert tips on how to design a fun and functional children's bedroom.     Go classic and neutral   Setting the groundwork for a kid's bedroom is all about choosing pieces that will carry them through their childhood and possibly into their adulthood.   Cheryl explains, "Kids change their minds constantly about their favorite color and their interests. It's a great idea to have a neutral wall color and ...

Book lovers all over the world dream of having perfect reading nooks in their homes. Sometimes, it seems as if these are a privilege of the wealthy, but thanks to DIY creative ideas, making your own reading nook is becoming a global trend. There are many benefits of having an isolated, comfy, and relaxing place that never stops tempting you to grab a book and engage in endless reading. Here are some tips and tricks on how to make your reading nook the dreamiest place ever.     Surround the reading corner with bookshelves   With bookshelves surrounding your reading place, you're guaranteed to be protected from disturbances. By placing bookshelves around your reading nook, you're sending a clear message "“ this is a place ...

Our pick of the week comes from Carolyn Ricciardi, a Design Consultant in our Pembroke store. It's the Sally Swivel Chair, a chair she loves so much she bought 2 for her home!     "The nice thing is that someone like me, at 5'4, is comfortable, as well as someone who's 6 foot tall." Because it's transitional you can change the look with the fabric, opting for something classic like coastal stripes or a funkier look. You can also choose custom fabric to really personalize it. "It's transitional so it blends with any décor. It's just a good, classic chair."   Carolyn chose the Sally Swivel for her own living room. "I wanted chairs that could float without closing off the room. I love ...