#home-decor

#home-decor

Start with a batch of bottlecaps. The specific amount will depend on how large or small you want your lampshade to be. Inflate a balloon to your desired size and begin by hot gluing the bottle caps together to form a round shape. It can be more like a ball or a convex half-sphere depending on the look and amount of light you want to add to your kitchen.

We're calling it: stained glass is making a comeback. For further evidence, see Pale Fire: The Renewed Appeal of Stained Glass. Photograph via Inigo.

The Crofton Acacia Centerpiece Bowl is a brand-new product at Aldi that will be available from May 20. With a 13-inch diameter and sturdy base, the dark wooden bowl is perfect for storing fruit or serving refreshing summer salads, but it's pretty enough to be used as a decoration too. It has a shallow foot that raises it off the table slightly, and because it's made of acacia, each bowl is unique and naturally water-resistant. The best part? It costs just $19.99, which is a fraction of the price of similar bowls from higher-end stores.

With Pier, you can have it all. A task light, mood lighting, and a statement piece - all in a playfully abstracted support beam. Each iteration is meant to support the architecture of a life in motion, and as modern humans, we'll need a bit of light to do that.

Deschanel's living room features a stunning green velvet couch, paired with classic art framed in antique gold and beautiful fresh orchids in a fluted glass planter, showcasing her eclectic yet chic style.

"This not only allows you to figure out what goes where, but how much spacing to allow between pieces. When arranging a gallery wall, you don't need to have the exact same spacing between each piece; some pieces need more breathing room than others."

Tewinko's Record Player Stand feels like a direct response to that gap, combining industrial and mid-century aesthetics that work in almost any room.

Wicker furniture was all the rage in the '60s and '70s, and now it's back to bring breezy, boho nostalgia to outdoor spaces.

Quince offers three performance fabrics: a basketweave, a velvet and a chenille linen blend. It also comes in 11 shades, and I chose the performance velvet in Java, which is basically a very on-trend chocolate brown.

"Look up, you never know what unusual finishing touches you will spy! I'm smitten with these charming shepherdess-head shutter stops that I spotted at our holiday gîte in Charente-Maritime, France, earlier this month."