Interiors

Theodore Geisel would've turned 115 this month but his whimsical creations live forever. Here are some home accessories that capture the spirit of Suess.

Midwest Home and the American Society of Interior Designers Minnesota choose six of the best, brightest, and most vibrant designs

Just in time for holiday shopping, Faribault Woolen Mill has opened a pop-up shop at MOA. During the next few months, shoppers can browse Faribault's classic wares for gifts. In anticipation of out-of-state visitors...

A sampling of stylish trivets to dress up and protect your holiday table.

The week's top home and garden events and sales in Minnesota

The Twin Cities home decor scene is booming. Here are a few of our favorites.

The new book, 'Great Houses of Summit Avenue and the Hill District' shows off the famous mansions of St. Paul.

Fun and creative garland ideas that look fresh for the winter holidays.

Dining room spacing basics to maximize comfort, function and aesthetics.

The Minneapolis-based lighting brand has moved its headquarters and manufacturing facility to a historic North Loop building.

A guide to design from the Minnesota branch of the American Society of Interior Designers.

Looking for a deal? Try checking out these top Twin Cities shopping bargains for designer looks for less.

Inspiration and advice on creating a workout space at home.

The best after-Christmas sales at local retailers.

Most of us assume the highest-thread count sheets are the highest quality. Turns out, we’re wrong.

The Minnesota home goods brand debuts its first retail storefront in Excelsior.

An underused dining room can be a smart place for a home office. Here are some tips on how to do it.

Listed for up to $8,000 a night are a variety of Twin Cities homes from an 8,000 square foot geodesic dome home to a condo within shouting distance of the stadium.

Gild your table in farm-to-table style that only requires a trip to the grocery store.

The inspiration behind Vestiges hearkens back to a more simple era, when vacation memories were captured through keepsakes instead of cell phones.