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The start of a new year comes with the promise of a few elements we can always rely on. An abundance of resolutions and goals are made with positivity and determination to have our best year yet. We can also count on January to bring plenty of folks winter weather, storms, and freezing temperatures. There’s always a quiet hope that comes with a fresh calendar year, a new blank page to start our story again.

Last but not least, an ever-present constant that rolls right in with the new year, and one we love tremendously, is the Pantone Color Of The Year. Click through to read all about this year’s selection and how you can incorporate it into your own life.

Following along with interior design trends is not only one of our main responsibilities but an enjoyable benefit of the career. We’ve enjoyed seeing bold color, including Pantone’s 2018 color of the year, Ultra Violet, popping up all over. However, as we ease into Fall 2018, we’re seeing colors start to fade and a former favorite neutral bounce back on the scene. That’s right, Brown is Back! Check out our full article on how to make shades of brown work for you and your home by clicking “Read More” below.

While there’s nothing quite like an afternoon spent in a museum filled with classic art, or an enjoyable evening at your local art gallery perusing the creations of current artists, there’s another favorable way to get more art into your life: right at home!

Get ready to take a virtual tour of your new favorite pieces of art. By the end of this post, you may even be ready to bust out the paint and create some of your very own.

If you didn’t get a chance to visit our 2018 Parade of Homes show home, don’t worry. We’ve got you covered with an in-depth, exclusive look at our 2018 Show Home right here. Let’s dive in!

When it comes to design, many folks shy away from color, turning to reliable, neutral palates in shades of tans and greys. If your home is feeling a bit blah, adding color is easier than you think. In fact, we’ve rounded up seven simple ways you can add colors into your home today (often without buying a thing).