First impressions are everything, right? I am torn. I have an undeniable affection for glass front doors, particularly those with steel frames. They possess a unique ability to bathe a space in natural light and infuse it with character from the very first step inside. However, I find myself grappling with a dilemma—should I opt for a glass front door? Lately, I have been contemplating this question. On one hand, there is the concern of sacrificing privacy, but on the other hand, there is the allure of increased illumination. Is safety a potential issue? And what about the importance of style? These are the thoughts that have been occupying my mind. So take a look at the round-up of beautiful glass front doors.

Modern staircases are both functional and necessary when it comes to any home, but they also play a part in a home’s aesthetic. Staircases can act as the main focal point in a foyer, something to really “wow” your guests when they first enter your home. While a first thought about staircases could be that they simply bring you from one floor to another, there are so many different styles. With different structures, shapes, and materials, a staircase can really add character to any interior. With the staircase as the base of any entryway or foyer, you can decorate it to accent the stairs. Follow along below to see 7 staircase design ideas that are sure to leave you all inspired.

1850s Restored Wood Staircase

The featured image is a beautiful design from a Greek Revival home in Upstate New York. Sometimes old is just as good as new…maybe even better! The dark wood staircase adds a unique contrast to the off-white wall color. And we can’t ignore that dramatic chandelier by Murano Palmette. A beautiful combination of old mixed with new design.

There’s nothing better than getting lost in a good book. Now the question is…where do you store that book? There is an art to displaying books in your house. While public libraries are frequently large and beautiful, home libraries can be cozy and intimate. If you’re an avid reader or a book collector, this blog is for you. The COCOCOZY team pulled together 13 unique home library design ideas.

The home space can be formal and elegant or colorful and whimsical. Some of the home office essentials include focal pieces such as a desk, fireplace, or a cozy loveseat. We’ve chosen the most unique home libraries to serve as inspiration for your next home project.

Every primary bathroom should feel like a sanctuary! A place to unwind and relax after a long and busy day. A white primary bathroom redesign is an exciting project that will improve the enjoyment and functionality of your house. Bathroom makeovers can be as simple as changing out fixtures to completely gut the space.

Here’s how to style a serene white primary bathroom. This is a one-stop bathroom design guide for anything related to primary baths to bathroom accessories.

Since I started to design my COCOCOZY x Welspun collection, I started thinking about different bathroom styles. Did you know the most common bathroom style is a full bath layout? According to the BHG, a 9×5-foot bathroom is one of the most popular designs in a home. So when it comes to designing a bathroom it’s important to incorporate timeless details that also emulate your personal style. My aesthetic for the COCOCOZY Design House was clean and timeless. However, I know that’s not everyone else’s design style. So I went on the hunt to find different interior designers’ take on a timeless primary bathroom design. I spent a few days scrolling the internet and Instagram to find unique bathroom designs that have timeless elements.

Everyone wants a dreamy backyard. So when I saw this poolside cabana at a Hamptons home I became inspired. The property is a private few-acre lot in Southampton, New York. Making it the perfect summer oasis for any family. Interior designer, Victoria Hagan teamed up with expert landscaper, Miranda Brooks, and Ferguson & Shamamian Architects. Together they designed a serene coastal getaway that features a dreamy pool house. Learn all about it on today’s blog.

I adore charming cottage renovations. Mainly, because I lived in a small cottage in Los Angeles. So when I see a uniquely renovated cottage it piques my interest. I discovered this lovely home in House & Garden. This pale stone cottage, with its charming turrets and gables inspired by Scottish castles, has undergone a remarkable renovation that seamlessly blends history with modern design. Influenced by her Norwegian roots and years in Portugal, the current owner has transformed this cottage into a practical yet aesthetically pleasing home for her family. Each room has intricate details using vintage materials and elegant wallpapers. The owner collaborated with Gloucestershire-based architect Christian Fleming to help expand the property to fit her four children comfortably. The 16th-century cottage feels like it came from a fairytale. Scroll below to see the rest of the home.

Take a peak inside a beautiful Greek revival farmhouse. The home is located in Pawling, New York, and was originally built in the 1860s. The home renovation focused on giving the space a modern upgrade while preserving the charm of the old farmhouse. Interior designer, Nina Garbiras, founder of New York–based design studio FIG, took on this project to help create a modern farmhouse that is both visually appealing and functional for their clients. Today’s blog is about the farmhouse mudroom design. Take a tour of the room.