Blending different design styles in a single space can feel both exciting and intimidating. Done well, it creates interiors that feel layered, personal and timeless. Done poorly, it can look chaotic or disconnected. To help decode the process, we asked five design professionals, Susan Garland, Holly Marsland, April Luedtke, Mandy Straight and Leila Hill, to share their best advice on mixing styles with confidence and cohesion.

The phrase feng shui, which translates to “wind and water,” originated in Taoism, a traditional religion of China. Some claim this philosophy has been in practice for over 4,000 years. The ancient art has many followers who believe in harmonious living by the arrangement and orientation of buildings, objects and space. Feng shui aims to create a balance of energy that promotes better health, prosperity, creativity, positive relationships and respect for others.

Designing the perfect kitchen is about striking the right balance between flow, function, and personal style.

Incorporating Eco-Friendly Features into Your Kitchen Remodel

Contemporary, modern, traditional, farmhouse, minimalist, industrial, mid-century modern, transitional, Mediterranean, cottage, shabby chic.

Remodeling a kitchen is one of the most exciting, yet daunting, tasks that a homeowner can single-handedly undertake. Endless options for...

We asked four talented designers in Colorado to give us their expert opinion on these trending topics in cabinetry.

Mixing design styles is a prevalent trend in today's kitchen remodels. When done right, it can create a unique space that reflects your...

Mona Wilson has spent the past 25 years creating dream homes for clients.

. Kim: Where does texture have the most impact when creating a tactile kitchen experience? Kathryn E: Texture draws attention. Therefore,...