Finishing touches
A softer evening light, without a room makeover
Work with where you sit, what you do, and the surfaces around you to make a lamp earn its place.
Finishing touches
Light, texture and the details that bring a room together.
Finishing touches
What your mirror reflects matters more than its size
Test the view inside the glass before committing to a frame or a wall.
Finishing touches
Finding a place for a full-length mirror
A full-length mirror needs standing room, a clear view and secure support—not just a spare corner.
Finishing touches
Round mirrors as a wall composition
Use round mirrors as one considered arrangement instead of a scattering of shiny objects.
Finishing touches
Let rug texture do the decorating
A quiet rug can add depth through weave, pile and light rather than a bold print.
Finishing touches
Working a patterned rug into a quiet room
A patterned rug can anchor existing furniture without dictating every cushion and curtain.
Finishing touches
A pleated lampshade changes more than the silhouette
Check the light, the fitting and the proportions before choosing a pleated shade.
Finishing touches
Place a reading lamp where the chair needs it
The right position is easier to find with a book in your hands than with a furniture photograph.
Finishing touches
A desk lamp that belongs in the living room
When a work surface shares the main room, its lamp has two jobs: useful light and a place in the larger composition.
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