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From Kitchn → Discover the Most Popular Recipe from the Decade You Were Born In
A few coats of nail lacquer can polish off your personal style, but aside from adorning your fingers, nail polish can actually come in really handy around the house. You probably already know that a little dab of clear polish can stop a run in a pair of stockings, but did you know it can fix broken tile and keep screws from coming loose?
Lately we've been seeing a trend towards more textured, storied finishes in the home, things that look like they've been there for years, whether made from reclaimed materials or new materials made to look old. Terracotta tile, with its beautiful texture and intriguing color variation, fits the bill perfectly. And it comes in all kind of finishes and shapes — not just earth tones and squares or hexagons. Here are 24 of our favorite terracotta tiles.
I've always been a huge fan of pink and green together, and the current trend towards more somber, desaturated colors has put a fresh new spin on this classic combo. Hunter green and dusty pink are beautiful on their own, of course, but they're even better together.
All Mondays are tough, with the last Monday of January even more so. Who can remember those resolutions we made weeks ago or even what warm weather feels like? Don't allow the mundane routine of start of the week get to you; let your imagination run wild as you browse the Apartment Therapy Marketplace. Scoring one of these new listings is a surefire way to make your Monday just marvelous.
Candace Bryan is one of six people tracking their resolutions with Apartment Therapy in real time. You can read her earlier installments here and here.
Three weeks into my month-long no-coffee challenge, something unimaginably horrific happened: I drank a latte.
When I first met my husband and would visit him at his apartment, it felt like I was hanging out in a college dorm room. He was very neat and tidy and everything had its place (thank goodness), but we were surrounded by "Kill Bill" movie posters and the bedspread reminded me of Zack Morris' from "Saved By The Bell" circa 1992. When we decided to move in together, I wondered how this worked. As a diehard design enthusiast who cared greatly about the aesthetics of my home, was I going to be able to live with his "stuff," and, more importantly, how was I going to manage to convince him to (ha!) get rid of most of it?