Scrolling through Instagram and TikTok can certainly make homeowners nervous if they’re thinking about selling. It seems that every home on social media is straight out of a Magnolia magazine, with trending paint colors, perfect decor, and kitchen remodels that must have cost a fortune. Not everyone has the budget, time, or energy to make their home look like that in order to attract buyers.
Homes are embracing a softer, more sentimental approach to decor with candlelit corners, classic patterns, vintage elements, and handcrafted accents that feel familiar and inviting. As holiday decorating trends for 2025 emerge, the focus is on creating rooms that feel comforting and expressive rather than styled for perfection. The mood is nostalgic, warm, and rooted in the traditions that capture the warmth of the season.
Everyone knows that buying a house is expensive, but few buyers are well-aquainted with the laundry list of expenses involved. Even if you’ve saved up for a nice down payment on your home, you’ll still have to consider all of the hidden costs to budget in before going through with the purchase.
Here’s a look at some of the costs buyers encounter when buying a house, and some tips for staying within budget.
Cold weather doesn’t slow St. Louis down. From dazzling light displays to outdoor festivals and family-friendly shows, the city transforms into a lively winter destination. Here’s a look at some of the best events to enjoy this season.
Gallery walls have long been a way to turn blank walls into personalized displays of photos, art, and keepsakes. But as design trends shift, some are questioning whether gallery walls still hold the same charm—or if it’s time to explore new ways to bring visual interest to interior spaces.
Some of the best interior design trends are the ones that have been used for centuries. Wainscoting is one of them. Once used to make walls more durable, it has evolved into a versatile feature. From classic beadboard to sleek, oversized panels, today’s wainscoting styles extend well beyond their traditional roots. Here are the answers to some commonly asked questions.
Every buyer has a dream neighborhood or dream home, but not everyone has a dream budget. If you’ve been driving by houses for sale that you can’t afford — and feeling defeated — it may be time to figure out what it is that makes it appealing to you. Chances are, there’s a neighborhood in St. Louis that offers something similar to what you desire for a more manageable price.
Figuring out where to live in St. Louis can be complicated, especially for newcomers. It might be hard for some to wrap their head around the fact that the city itself is small (with a population of about 280,000), but has 79 distinct neighborhoods, each with its own name and vibe.
A finished basement extends a home’s living space, offering the chance to create a guest suite, a home gym, or a cozy movie room. Its versatility makes it an attractive upgrade. But before selecting finishes and finalizing plans, consider whether finishing the basement will actually add value. Here is what you should know before renovating.
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