Decor guide

Find it here -' The Ultimate Style Guide ' for decorating your home. Filled with mood boards to Inspire you and style tips to help you create an ideal home.

No decorating experience required! It took me a while to learn that the secret to all the Pinterest-worthy rooms of my dreams was less about the big furniture pieces and more about the styling and accessories. The categories of “decorative...Read More

Interior design styles are ever-evolving. Some classic designs, like mid-century modern, traditional, and art deco

Figuring out how to decorate your house on a budget can be overwhelming, especially when you need affordable decorating ideas that can work for your style and home. This post will show you where to find inexpensive home decor that is easy and affordable. There are also tips for where to buy inexpensive decorations and for cheap DIY ideas for the home. Find a budget decorating guide at songbirdblog.com

Step-by-step tutorial on how to make a mood board for interior design projects. The fastest, easiest way! Plus how to erase image background!

In this article, we're sharing the ultimate area rug size guide for every room. From living rooms to bedrooms, dining areas to entryways, our expert advice

Throw pillows are, undeniably, one of the best and most cost-effective ways to elevate the whole design of a room. Just look at any beautifully staged home, catalog picture, or shelter magazine and picture the room without the pillows...it falls flat, doesn’t it? BUT How many should I use? What size should they be? How does their arrangement impact the room? So. Many. Questions.

Need help identifying what decor style you like? Here are 9 of the major interior design styles explained! Learn the defining elements of each style.

Are you looking to decorate your living space but don't know where to start? The 60-30-10 rule in interior design is a simple and timeless interior design

Have you ever wondered how high you're supposed to hang your artwork on the wall? Or how far apart you should place your frames from one another? I didn’t know for many years until recently when I learned that there are actually guidelines for hanging art on the wall. Shall we dive in?