Potterheads all over the globe have a reason to wield their holiday shopping power well before the end of November. Funko Pop! is selling a Harry Potter advent calendar, which is already available for pre-order with an anticipated shipping date of November 1.
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With Halloween on the horizon, you’ll be sitting down to watch all of your favorite spooky movies and TV shows—but Halloween movies and shows aren’t just fun for a good scare, believe it or not, you can pull some great design inspiration from even the creepiest places. E-design company Modsy really got into the Halloween spirit and decided to design some rooms all inspired by their favorite seasonally-appropriate films and TV show interiors. Take a look below to see how they turned other-worldly aesthetics into modern, real-world spaces.
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I stand at about five feet and three inches, and I’ve yet to live in a house with a kitchen designed for not-so-tall people. While I appreciate maximizing wall space with cabinets that reach the ceiling, over the years it has become incredibly annoying to drag a chair away from my kitchen table or climb onto the counter to get something down from the top shelf. And because I like to keep my kitchen fully stocked with baking ingredients, snacks, and booze, there’s always something on the top shelf.
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As the weather starts getting brisker, there are few things better than getting home and jumping into your coziest night-in uniform—especially when it happens to be Harry Potter-inspired.
Sure, it’s thoughtful to get the entire family in on the wicked apparel, but there’s something about treating yourself to a unique set (and perhaps a plush wrap) that sounds much more…relaxing. And thanks to Pottery Barn’s latest collect of pajamas and robes, it might be time to treat your muggle or wizard self to a comfy wardrobe change.
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Every year, kids (or their parents) are on the hunt for unique costumes to sport on the night of Halloween. Yes, you could always settle for the black cat, wicked witch, or spooky ghost. But there’s always that yearning to do something greater, something outside the box.
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Overstock is having a huge-one day sale in honor of you. Yes–you! Called Customer Day, there are discounts on a staggering 1.5 million pieces. You can also take an additional $50 off all orders over $300 with the code “TAKE50.” Check out all the deals here.
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In my opinion, there’s nothing more luxurious than a long, leisurely soak in a truly divine bathtub. While in reality, this is an activity often relegated to a glamorous hotel stay, perhaps a little self care upgrade at home could make it a more regular treat. Enter this bath tray, which has a place for nearly everything you could ever want to bring with you into the tub (and even some things you don’t).
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If you love a bargain, you’re going to do cartwheels over Target’s latest announcement: a new line of everyday essentials that undercuts its existing house brand, Up and Up, by nearly 50 percent—and with most items under $2.
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When you think of monograms, do the frilly handkerchiefs from your grandmother’s handbag pop into your mind? Sure, monogramming has been around forever, but we’re loving all of the fresh, modern takes on the age-old classic that we’ve been coming across. Check out our favorite inspiration images and shopping picks below; we guarantee you’ll have a hard time settling on just one!
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There’s nothing wrong with using outdoor furniture indoors. In many ways, it’s actually a smart move. Pieces created with outside use in mind are typically built to withstand things like wind, moisture and extreme temperatures. So if you have kids or pets, these items should be better suited to hold up to wear-and-tear. Some outdoor items have gotten a bad rap in the past for being not so stylish or crafted from less-than-cozy materials, which made them unfit for inside the home. But I’d say the market has come a long way in the last couple of years. Designs are chicer, and fabrics and fibers are more comfortable than ever.
Most outdoor furniture and furnishings collections drop early spring (unless you live in a year-round warm climate), so you’re not going to find a ton of inventory in stores now. But never fear: IKEA to the rescue! Everyone’s fave Swedish furniture emporium always stocks outdoor specific items that can be utilized indoors. To that point, here are 10, available-now pieces that get their decor jobs done well—and look good doing them—whether indoors or out.
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