If you love the idea of adding color to your home but the thought of painting an entire wall feels a little intimidating, I get it. I used to feel the same way! Now, painting walls is actually one of my favorite ways to transform a space, but I also know you have to start somewhere. So if you’re not quite ready to commit to a bold wall color, here are five easy ways to bring more color into your home and start getting comfortable with it.

Your door is one of the easiest places to add a little fall charm to your home, and you don’t have to stick to the same wreath-and-pumpkin combination every year. From a simple hanging basket filled with faux foliage to a more layered look with garlands, wreaths, and pumpkins, there are plenty of ways to decorate your door for fall.

Not every lamp serves the same purpose, so instead of just sharing a list of favorites, I’m breaking them down by what they do best: from creating a cozy glow to lighting up those dark little corners, helping you read or work, and adding a little personality to your space.

If you’ve read my previous post about the colors throughout our home, you might notice that things look a little different around here. We’ve made some changes, lived with some colors, changed our minds about others, and continued to figure out what feels right for our home. So consider this the updated version of our whole house color palette and a look at how our home decor has evolved since that original post.

If you’ve ever wanted a custom window seat cushion but don’t know how to sew, this DIY project is for you. Creating a custom window seat cushion is much easier than it looks, and the best part is that you don’t need a sewing machine or any sewing skills.

When we started planning our backyard renovation, we knew we wanted to create an outdoor space that felt like a true extension of our home. The first project on our list was the deck, and it ended up completely changing the way we use this part of the backyard.

Designing a kids room is about so much more than making it look cute. My goal was to create a space that works for my kids now but can also grow right alongside them. I love seeing their rooms evolve as their interests, personalities, and needs change.

Let’s be honest, we all want that “cute house” moment when we pull into the driveway. The good news is you don’t need a big budget or a full makeover to improve your home’s curb appeal. A few small changes can go a long way. Here are five easy ways to add charm to your home exterior.