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Is Your Home 'Cringey' in 2026? 3 Design Trends It’s Time to Say Goodbye to Immediately

They worked – until they didn’t. Designers weigh in on what cringey trends to ditch this year, and where taste tides are drifting next

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6 Things That Are Making Your Home Look 'Cheap' — Designers Say What to Ditch for a More Expensive-Looking Home

A refined interior means careful curation — here's what may be making your space look cheap

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How to 'Stock' Your Guest Room — What to Fill Nightstand Drawers With, So Friends and Family Always Feel at Home

Earn some extra brownie points by including these small add-ons that will undoubtedly make your guests feel so special

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I Never Thought I Would See This Tacky Christmas Trend Make a Comeback, But Decades Later, We Are All Loving the Shimmering Charm of Tinsel – Here’s How Designers Say to Use It in 2025

With nostalgic Christmas interiors at the forefront of this year's holiday trends, tinsel decor is ready to reclaim its spot in our homes

Homes & Gardens

When’s the best time to shop for antiques? Experts reveal the ideal season for finding secondhand treasures

What's the ultimate season to find past-loved treasures? Interior designers and antique experts deliberate on which season you should get shopping

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5 Outdated Tile Trends Designers Are Still Noticing in 2025 That Can Make Your Space Look Old-Fashioned

We asked the experts which bathroom tiling trends they're tired of seeing — and they didn't hold back. Don't worry, they also shared the ones they love.

Livingetc

3 Problems With Matte Paint That People Never Talk About — Because Super Flatt Finishes Are Popular, Not Perfect

No paint is without its disadvantages. Here's what experts have to say about using matte paint, and how to overcome its potential downsides

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‘People would prevail’: why The Towering Inferno is my feelgood movie

The next in our series of writers highlighting their go-to comfort picks is a look back to 1974’s rousing disaster classic

The Guardian - US

Inside Rose West's lonely prison wife as serial struggles to walk

Rose remains an inmate at women’s only HMP New Hall in West Yorkshire and has since changed her name to Jennifer Jones

Evening Standard

4 Times Designers Say You Should Ditch Curtains — There Are Good Reasons Why Even Luxury Homes Sometimes Have No Window Treatments

Oddly-shaped windows? An attention-worthy view? These are all the instances when designers say to skip window coverings

Livingetc

Interior Designers Say These 7 Tile Mistakes Are Making Your Bathroom Look Cheap — And You Should Avoid Them at All Costs

Wonky tiles and shoddy grout lines? Not on our watch

Livingetc

Is Having Two Sofas Facing Each Other Actually Comfortable for Watching TV? Tips for Getting This Trending Layout Right

It’s a favorite option for homeowners, but combining two sofas facing one another with a TV has its pros and cons — this is what you need to know

Livingetc

What makes a guest bedroom look cheap? The 7 giveaways and their remedies

Avoid the mistakes that spoil the ambiance of a guest bedroom by taking this advice from interiors experts

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Outcry as Trump withdraws support for research that mentions ‘climate’

US government stripping funds from domestic and overseas research amid warnings for health and public safety

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9 things that immediately make your kitchen look unwelcoming – and the pro-recommended ways to change the ambiance

These are the mistakes designers say spoil the atmosphere of a kitchen along with the strategies that make the room a pleasure to be in instead

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Experts reveal 5 surprisingly toxic items in your home to get rid of now – and what to replace them with

Curate a healthier home by ditching these toxic items

Homes & Gardens

How do you make sure a white kitchen isn't boring? 10 no-fail designer strategies

Don’t let a white kitchen look bland or clinical. These are the clever ways designers add interest

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9 Decorating Decisions Making Your Home Look Cheap — Avoid These Interior Faux Pas to Retain the Charm of Your Space

If you're worried about dulling the elegance of your home, here are some common mistakes interior designers caution against

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10 things to keep out of your dining room, according to interior designers

These are the pieces that compromise your dining room decor – and the reasons why you should ditch them

The Independent UK

Annie Lennox plans to fundraise and entertain at Rotary event in Italy. She does not plan to retire

Annie Lennox is not retiring

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Nursery color schemes – 8 spaces to soothe your baby to sleep

Nursery color schemes chosen for their soothing nature are always going to be a win with parents. These are our favorite hues for a nursery

ABC News

One year after Mungo Man and Mungo Lady's burial, Indigenous elders want answers

First Nations elders call on the New South Wales government to release an independent report into the reburial of 42,000-year-old Mungo Man and Mungo Lady — Australia's oldest known human remains.

Daily Record

Police launch search for missing Falkirk woman last seen five days ago

Jennifer Jones was last seen at around 12.50pm on Friday, April 28 on Union Road, Camelon

Livingetc

12 easy changes you can make to your living room to instantly elevate how it looks and feels

These are the 12 easy changes top designers make when they want to quickly elevate a living room - small swaps that make a big decor difference

Evening Standard

Remove barriers for every individual to end gender inequity, says first female head of Rotary International

The first female Rotary International president in the organisations’s 117 year history said a number of barriers remain for women in the workplace, particularly for those who could not work during the Covid pandemic.

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