Using her staircase and railing as an extra gallery wall makes this entryway stand out even more than the dark paint alone.

Traditional carpet can be absorbent, prone to mildew, and sensitive to sunlight, so many people are turning to this trending, ...

Caitlin Mociun and Tammer Hijazi painstakingly restored a geometric 1970s hideaway—and filled it with the kinds of treasures ...

Dunelm has reduced the price of a 'gorgeous' rainbow stair runner that 'brings joy to the home'. Shoppers can now get 30 per cent off the Ombre Rainbow Stair Runner, which originally cost between £149 ...

Whether you love the look or not, there are a handful of good reasons why you should add carpet to your staircase. For starters, carpets help absorb sound and prevent your stairs from getting all ...

Philadelphia rowhouses boast charm and character, but those narrow staircases can be slippery deathtraps without proper dressing! As your friendly neighborhood décor obsessive, I’ve tramped up and ...

‘Honestly, sisal is disastrous in my experience,’ wrote David Nicholls in his 2025 New Year wish list, explaining his need for a new runner to cover a water mark. And that was before a surprise visit ...

Stairs are part of everyday life – you probably don’t think about them as you head up or down a flight to get home, to work, to the train platform and so on. But if you’ve ever found yourself a little ...

For years, the fastest athletes on the planet would race in New York City’s Fifth Avenue Mile, a 20-block dash down the famous Manhattan thoroughfare. Then, once they crossed the finish line, they’d ...

Personally, I prefer one-inch sisal for the job. You get too many blisters on your hands from nylon. That unsolicited testimonial comes from Rhodesia’s retired hangman, Edward (“The Dropper”) Milton, ...

Designers dislike carpeted stairs, favoring more stylish options that offer the same safety benefits. For traction, consider stair runners, anti-slip treatments, or scored treads instead of full ...

Buying a new piece of fitness equipment is exciting (if you know what to look for), but then comes the real challenge: actually working out. So, you've got your stair stepper all set up—now what? How ...