The power of a beautiful powder room! The powder room or what some call a “half bath” is one room in your home where you can let your imagination run wild. I always love visiting friends’ homes or even touring new real estate to discover a unique powder room design. They’re usually small spaces that pack a punch. You can design your guest bathroom to be a beautifully neutral space for guests to feel comfortable. Or create a room that aims to be impressive with bold patterns and unique textures. I’ve rounded up 11 ideas for your powder room to spark some inspiration.

The first powder room of the round-up is the above bright and clean space designed by Ashe Leandro.

Here’s an idea for a weekend project!

I just spent last weekend redecorating my guest bedroom. I was in the mood for a quick refresh…nothing too crazy. I haven’t redecorated this room since before the pandemic. So I thought it was time for an easy guest bedroom makeover. And thanks to Boll & Branch, I was able to create the exact look that I wanted! This makeover doesn’t involve buying new furniture. So no need to start shopping for a bed, dresser, or nightstand (unless you feel like you need to). For this project, it was time to switch out the old bedding with something bright, airy, and luxurious. So keep reading to see what I did to refresh the bedroom. I hope it helps kick off your spring cleaning journey.

Just in time for the new season! I’m super thrilled to welcome Terrain onto the Chirpyest platform. Terrain is one of my favorite places to shop for outdoor furniture and chic decor. You need to browse their new spring collection. It’s so cute. As a Chirpyest member, you can earn 7.5% cash back from Terrain. That’s cash back you can make on the total cart purchase. So if you’re thinking of updating your outdoor patio or even buying some new accessories for your front porch, then you’re in luck. I pulled some of my favorite pieces to help get you in the mood for spring.

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The latest trend in kitchen design is to forego upper cabinets. While scrolling on Pinterest, I’ve seen so many different kitchen designs that do not include upper cabinets. It got me thinking…do we actually need them? While upper cabinets can be sleek and white, they take up valuable real estate in the kitchen.  This might not be a trend for design traditionalists to jump on. My first thought was “where do they keep their plates and glasses?” Interior designers are embracing this trend and creating kitchens that are just as open and inviting at eye level as the rest of the home. Of course, removing upper cabinets means paring down kitchenware, but minimalist approaches like those of London designer, Kerri Lipsitz, can be super helpful! Learn about the benefits of having a kitchen with no upper cabinets.

It’s time to prioritize interior design! More people than ever are interested in remodeling their home offices. This is because remote employment is becoming more and more common. So I wanted to share what I’ve learned from working on a startup from home for over 3 years. Interior design affects productivity while working at home. It is crucial to create a space that helps you focus, and is visually appealing while being completely functional. Discover my tips to update your interior design to make your work-from-home experience better than ever.

Now your average Brooklyn home tour. Every now and then a celebrity home makes me take a second look while scrolling through Instagram. Stranger Things star David Harbour, and British singer, Lily Allen, shared a tour of their Brooklyn townhouse. It’s a combination of New York charm with Italian glamour and traditional English designs. Every room incorporates unique vintage pieces and whimsical color schemes that most celebrity homes lack. It’s the complete opposite of the usual modern minimalist sanctuary we see all over social media. The standout of the Brooklyn home tour is the romantic kitchen design. Take a look below.

January is the time that many people start looking for ways to refresh their homes and incorporate the latest interior design trends. One trend that is gaining popularity for 2023 is the idea that old is better than new. This trend celebrates the beauty and character of vintage and antique pieces, and encourages people to incorporate them into their modern spaces. Some creative ways include recycled stone and recovered furniture with vintage fabrics.

I discovered this small cozy kitchen in a 17th-century cottage that is featured above. The charming home is owned by Milli Proust, a floral designer in West Sussex. She wanted the country living experience. I love the kitchen design that features crafted cabinets from an old wardrobe left by previous owners. Learn more about the benefits of integrating vintage designs in modern interiors.

Finding the perfect piece of art can be difficult, but a custom piece will make any wall stand out. Luckily, I’m friends with a very talented artist, Sarah Robarts. I was looking for something modern that still complements my COCOCOZY style. When I came across Sarah’s acrylic murals and artwork I knew I needed a piece for my dining area. There was an empty wall that needed something to give it a “wow” factor. Thanks to Sarah, now I feel like the room is complete. Learn more about Sarah’s artwork and her career.