If you're trying to keep your bathroom counters clutter-free, there is a great interior design rule you can follow to do so. It's called the law of flat surfaces or the flat surface clutter rule.

Most people, regardless of bathroom size, are guilty of holding onto products they don't truly need, haven't focused too much on the space's aesthetics, and do not fully know what to keep versus toss.

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Amanda Lauren writes about interior design and real estate. The bathroom is one of the most used spaces in the home and renovating your ...

This certificate program offers you a pathway to becoming a skilled interior designer, capable of creating functional, appealing, and sustainable kitchen and bathroom spaces. Through two specialized ...

New research has revealed the top bathroom interior design trends on Instagram, and (as expected) they’re all incredibly pleasing to look at. Whether you’re actually looking to redecorate your ...

Designers reveal this year's top design trends for the home channel boldness through rich colors and joy-focused spaces, like ...

The design of bathrooms has evolved considerably over the years, reflecting changes in fixtures, materials, aesthetics, spatial preferences, and development. One notable trend is the rise of the ...

Here are the top five bathroom tile trends that interior designers expect to see everywhere in the new year. Opting for a more three-dimensional tile is one way to add stylish but subdued flair to ...