The possibilities with an outdoor patio are endless, so a good place to start is by figuring out what kind of overall look floats your boat.
Accessible Decor: Patios & Sunrooms
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Accessible Decor: Clean & Simple Stripes
The keys to this easy, pretty look are navy and nature: keep things simple with a basic blue-and-white palette, add a few textured elements like a wooden window covering, soft throw, and woven screen that doubles as a headboard, and you've created a classic, lovely (and inexpensive) bedroom.
P.S. For retro-looking metal tables like the teal one pictured above, keep an eye out at places like Housing Works - sometimes they'll get influxes of metal tables and chairs from schools that have a great midcentury look and go for next-to-nothing. Even an old metal child's desk can make for a great side table with a little imagination.
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Accessible Decor: A Nod To Nautical
I love beach-house-style decor, but when one doesn't...you know, own a beach house (or live within spitting distance of any particularly charismatic shore at all, for that matter) the goal is more Nautical Nods than full-on Nantucket All Day, Every Day.
Accessible Decor: Bathroom, Clean & Simple
Yeah, I don't have a clawfoot tub either. But I will one day.
Decorating Long, Narrow Spaces
Q. Hi Jordan! I recently moved and am in the process of decorating my large, narrow living room. Do you have any tips for making spaces like this cozy yet simple?
Accessible Decor: Playful Bohemian Bedroom
This is like the best kid's bedroom ever...all grown up.
Accessible Decor: Colorful Country Bedroom
This is such a sweet, simple way to add a ton of personality to a small space. Just four key pieces - bedside lamp, throw pillows, quilt, and wall hanging - and you have a beautiful, feminine room (choose more subdued florals - think cream and robin's-egg blue - if you don't want to go quite so girly).
Accessible Decor: Spare, Pretty Kitchen
Minus the wood beams, this look couldn't be easier: just stick to a basic, white palette and add a retro clock, a few splashes of color, a pretty patterned curtain, and a collection of your favorite cookbooks.
Accessible Decor / Make Black & White Warm & Cozy
A black & white palette naturally lends itself to a modern look...but it doesn't have to be cold or harsh in the slightest. The key: keep everything else textured and soft.
Accessible Decor: Adorable Bathroom
Another example of a space that is beautiful...and totally do-able. I mean sure, a claw-foot tub would come in handy here, but you can get everything else you need to achieve this look for next-to-nothing.
