Mixing old and new furniture

As the calendar turns to a new year, it not only gives us a chance to contemplate everything that has happened in the last 365 days, but also a chance to look forward and consider what's to come. This is especially true when it comes to design in 2023.

Orlando Soria reveals his parents' dining room, five years in the making, and walks you through how to mix old and new decor in a way that feels fresh.

In their new book, Love How You Live: Adventures in Interior Design, the duo wants you to stop emulating the "good taste" of others and focus on personal taste.

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After years of all-white, minimalist interiors, dark brown furniture—the kind associated with your grandma’s house and antiques shops—is making a comeback. Four designers break down how to style it and what colors work well with it.

Just because your remodel is brand new doesn’t mean your furniture and décor have to be. In order to achieve a lived-in and curated look, consider blending vintage and modern elements. Having an equal mix