Fun finds for kids, from quality furniture to a room-brightening rug and boots that make light work of muddy puddles.

Understanding how you use each space, for relaxation, work, or entertainment, helps you design choices and ensure that each room serves a practical purpose while reflecting your personality.

Your family is growing — but your home isn't. It's a situation that is forcing many parents to get creative with their space. (Photo Illustration: Alex Cochran for Yahoo News, photos: Getty Images) ...

Khrystyne Jaspers and her husband share their one-bedroom apartment with their two children. The kids take the bedroom while she and her husband sleep on a Murphy bed in the living room.

I have begged and pleaded as much as I can and finally just started sleeping in the spare bedroom, where I can make ... (although neither of us wants kids). Is there a way to go backward?

I write about house tours (but I love a good kitchen and kids' room article). My work can be found across AT Media, including The Kitchn and Cubby. I’ve been writing about home-related topics for ...

"The Kids’ Bedrooms are a whirlwind of chaos, with toys strewn everywhere, clothes piled high, and a sea of colorful distractions. Amidst the fun and creativity, it can be hard to see the floor!

Textured wallpaper adds character, depth and dimension to any room. Grasscloth wallpaper — which is hand-woven using natural plant fibers like sisal, raffia, hemp and jute — boasts an ...

All in all, your bedroom should be a sanctuary. Keep busy decor and clutter limited to other areas of the house, set yourself up for success, and you’ll have an easier time getting high-quality ...