William Wilkerson+FollowDorchester’s Machine Age says goodbye with dealsMachine Age, the iconic mid-century modern furniture shop on Boston Street, is closing after 34 years of bringing vintage design to Dorchester and beyond. If you’ve ever wanted a classic Eames chair or a piece of design history, now’s your chance—everything is 40% off until the doors close for good. Owner Normand Mainville is retiring, and what’s left will head to auction in Chicago. The shop is open Tuesdays and Saturdays, noon to 3 p.m., or by appointment. Who else has memories of hunting for treasures here? Let’s share our favorite finds and stories! #Home #Dorchester #VintageFurniture00Share
Kendra Hart+FollowHow Dallas spec homes are getting smarterSpec homes in Dallas’s private school corridor are breaking the mold—thanks to Emily Vafa’s hands-on approach. Instead of playing it safe with cookie-cutter finishes, she’s all about thoughtful details that make each room feel unique, yet still cohesive. It’s not just about looks, either: Vafa’s lived in several of her own projects, so she knows firsthand how much a missing trash pull-out or awkward layout can impact daily life. Her secret? Invest in great lighting and flooring, mix up the hardware, and always leave space for families to make it their own. What design details do you think make a house truly livable? #Home #DallasHomes #HomeDesign00Share
Jamie Brown+FollowNative Wildflowers > Dandelions?!Turns out those dandelions in your yard aren’t even from here! Conservationist Kyle Lybarger says we should be planting native wildflowers like spring beauties and bluets instead—they’re way better for our local bees and pollinators. Bonus: native plants mean less yard work and lower water bills. Who knew swapping out your grass could help save the ecosystem? Would you ditch your lawn for wildflowers if it meant helping the planet (and your wallet)? #Home #NativePlants #Pollinators10Share
wmadden+FollowCanopy Beds Are Back—But Make It ModernCanopy beds aren’t just for princesses or little kids anymore—they’re the hottest bedroom trend for 2026! Designers are loving the cozy, cocoon vibes these four-poster frames bring, especially when styled with breezy linens or bold, modern fabrics. Whether you go for a classic wood look or a sleek metal frame, it’s all about creating your own dreamy retreat. Just make sure your space can handle the drama! Would you try this throwback trend? #Home #HomeDecor #BedroomInspo00Share
William Wilkerson+FollowIkea’s Lamp Shade = Instant White Lotus VibesObsessed with the dreamy resorts in The White Lotus? Same. Ikea just dropped the Sandkorn pendant lamp shade and it’s giving total luxury hotel energy—think rattan, flower-petal chic, and all the boho zen. It’s just the shade (you’ll need to grab the cord and bulb separately), but for $49.99, your space will look straight out of a TV set. Warning: you might leave Ikea with a whole new room setup. Been there! #Home #IkeaFinds #HomeDecor00Share
phillipsbrian+FollowWhy Opening a Wall Means Surprise UpgradesDid you know that once you open up a wall during a remodel, you might be legally required to upgrade your electrical wiring? Old, "grandfathered" setups lose their protection as soon as you touch them, and inspectors can demand everything you expose meets modern code. It’s not just about safety—future-proofing your home while the studs are out can save you a ton of hassle (and cash) down the road. If you’re planning a reno, budget for some hidden electrical surprises! #Home #HomeImprovement #RenovationTips00Share
evanshaley+FollowDeclutter Like a Pro: 5 Things to Toss NowReady for a home glow-up? Pro organizers say ditch these five things ASAP: old paperwork (it’s all online anyway), expired meds, half-broken kitchen stuff, extra mugs and water bottles, and clothes you never wear. Clearing out this clutter is the fastest way to make your space—and your brain—feel lighter. Permission to be ruthless granted! What’s the first thing you’re tossing? #Home #Declutter #HomeOrganization00Share
Jamie Brown+FollowHidden letter in Wyoming home reveals family historyImagine tearing down a wall in your old Wyoming house and stumbling on a letter from 100 years ago! That’s what happened to Curtis Smith, who found a blue envelope tucked away during renovations. The letter, sent from Ireland to Casper, Wyoming, was full of family updates and gratitude—a real-life time capsule. Curtis even tracked down the builder’s relatives and returned the letter to them. It’s wild to think about the stories our homes might be hiding. Have you ever found something unexpected in your house? Let’s hear your discoveries! #Home #Wyoming #HiddenHistory40Share
John Fitzgerald+FollowPinterest’s 2026 Color Picks Are WildObsessed with home makeovers? Pinterest just revealed the 5 colors everyone’s about to be painting their walls: Cool Blue, Jade, Plum Noir, Wasabi, and Persimmon. These shades are blowing up thanks to billions of searches. Cool Blue is the new neutral, Jade is all about earthy vibes, Plum Noir brings drama, Wasabi is a bold pop, and Persimmon is the ultimate mood booster. Which one are you dying to try? #Home #PinterestTrends #HomeDecor00Share
Jamie Brown+FollowBedroom Glow-Up: No Reno Needed!Tired of your bedroom feeling just...meh? Here’s the scoop: you don’t need a full makeover to make it pop. Experts say a bold new paint color, luxe bedding, layered lighting, a cozy chair, and even just decluttering can totally transform your space. Think: hotel vibes without the price tag or hassle. I’m obsessed with the idea of swapping out old linens and styling my nightstand like a mini gallery. Who knew small tweaks could feel so major? #Home #HomeHacks #BedroomGlowUp00Share
