You don't need to spend a dime to upgrade your living room. According to five interior designers, all you have to do is look around. Creativity is free (and so are these expert tips).

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Whether you’ve been eyeing a new sofa for your living room or plotting a major dining room upgrade ahead of the holidays, Labor Day weekend is a great time to shop for deals. Many of our favorite ...

Atlanta-based interior designer Laura Jenkins designed this 1920s living room around a pink sofa, which was itself selected ...

Lifestyle Editor Lizzy Francis loves that the Umbra Estique Shelf with Hooks has added more storage to her entryway overall. She’s able to store all her essentials: keys, dog leashes, purses, and hats ...

When my husband and I bought our 1970s-era ranch house, it featured two adjacent living spaces (one used to be a garage, and the old homeowners added carpet). They were only connected by a tiny dining ...

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Discover the living room trends that have overstayed their welcome and are ready to be left behind. In this video, we explore outdated design elements and discuss how to refresh your space with ...

It can be hard to plan a living room that is as wide as it is long, and I was at a complete loss until this designer gave me amazing tips.

“I think of minimalism as a celebration of form,” says Martha Mulholland of Martha Mulholland Interior Design in Los Angeles. A minimally composed room can still feel warm and personal when it’s ...

It was Boston’s living room. Tillinghast: On Friday and Saturday nights, there’d be a line of people waiting to get into the Bristol that went from the entrance all the way beyond the elevators.