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01/14/2026

🛋️ Does your home tell a story, or does it just follow a trend?

There is a difference between a "trendy" home and a "timeless" one. The trends (like those ubiquitous wood bead garlands or bowls filled with wicker spheres) often end up feeling impersonal after a few months.

At Arteresting, we advocate for the "Collected Look."

In our latest feature, Elma B. Miller breaks down the specific decor items that designers are officially tired of seeing—and, more importantly, what to use instead to give your space lasting elegance.

Read the full article here: 👉 https://arteresting.net/fpau

Be honest: Do you still have faux plants in your home, or have you made the switch to real greenery? Let's discuss below! 👇

01/13/2026

💰 Is your kitchen renovation actually an investment?

We all want a beautiful kitchen, but which upgrades actually add value to your home? (Hint: It’s usually not the marble backsplash).

At 𝗔𝗿𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴, we believe in "Smart Luxury." That means focusing your budget on high-touch areas that buyers notice first: hardware, lighting, and functional storage.

In our latest guide, we break down:

Why you should "reface" instead of replace cabinets.

The lighting trick that adds instant value.

Why a "statement faucet" is your best friend.

Read the full breakdown here: 👉 https://arteresting.net/phcg

Are you team "DIY Update" or team "Hire a Pro"? Let us know below!

01/12/2026

🛋️ The future of furniture shopping is... emotional?

For years, high-end custom furniture was hidden away in private projects. But Róisín Lafferty is changing the game with her new Dublin gallery.

She calls it "creating worlds people can inhabit." And looking at the mix of sculptural stone, mid-century chrome, and moody lighting, we agree. It’s less like a shop and more like an art installation you can live in.

In this week's feature, Elma breaks down:

Why "Sensory Design" is replacing standard showrooms.

The "Sphere" and "Moonface" collections (and why curves are here to stay).

Shop The Look: How to bring this "Mysterious Intrigue" vibe into your own living room (even on a budget).

Read the full tour here: 👉 https://arteresting.net/okya

What do you think of this "Dark & Moody" gallery aesthetic? Too bold, or just right?

01/10/2026

Beautiful bedroom with a glimpse into the en-suite

01/09/2026

Elegant Storage Solutions for Your Artificial Christmas Tree

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Elevate your holiday preparations by repurposing a sturdy garment bag to envelop your artificial Christmas tree, ensuring it remains dust-free and elegantly organized. Alternatively, consider decorative bins that blend seamlessly with your seasonal décor while providing practical storage solutions.

01/09/2026

Timeless Elements of Inviting Entryways: Designer Insights

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A harmonious blend of textures and thoughtfully curated decor transforms entryways into inviting spaces that beckon guests. Key elements, such as warm lighting and personal accents, create an enchanting first impression, setting the tone for the home.

01/08/2026

01/08/2026

The brown era continues…🤎

01/06/2026

This project is one of my favorite properties of all time!

There just seems to be a quiet poetry in the way this home unfolds.

Nothing overly styled. Everything exactly where it belongs. Simply relaxed and cool in every way.

Masterfully shot by the lovely

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01/05/2026

🌙 A 30-second habit for a safer, calmer home.

Swipe through to see the "Vampire Appliances" we tackle every night at Arteresting. ➡️

It’s not just about the electric bill (though saving 10% is nice!). It’s about the peace of mind that comes from knowing your home is truly "off" while you sleep.

My personal rule? If it heats up (toasters, irons, heaters), it never stays plugged in unattended.

Which one of these do you always leave plugged in? Tell me in the comments! 👇
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01/05/2026

Rethinking your decor and accessories is a lovely way to reset your rooms, especially after your Christmas deocorations have come down 🩵

Image credit: Ali Henrie Design / Lindsay Salazar