Brian Patrick Flynn

Light up your exterior entryway with these fun and festive oversized ornaments.

Small space decorating can be a big challenge. Steal these smart ideas to transform your cramped bedroom or home office and maximize your space.

Add a creative touch to cherished family photos with cropping, large format printing and framing.

Made from ribbon and wooden beads, this simple star ornament looks beautiful hanging in a window, on a door or nestled in a tree.

Add a colorful, edible touch to your centerpiece with a mix of fresh flowers and fresh fruit.

Crisp greens, herbed goat cheese and fresh citrus come together to create this flavorful salad.

Mobile Christmas trees are the easiest way to bring holiday flair to any room in the house. Learn how to turn wooden crates, galvanized tubs or children's baby doll buggies into beautiful vessels for your Christmas tree.

From the color scheme and use of space to the textural qualities and layered patterns, sisters Ava and Jane — and their parents — will enjoy this designer children's room for years to come.

Bring unexpected shape and organic texture to your outdoor entryway during the holidays with a square moss wreath embellished with faux cranberries and ribbon.

Bring nature into your outdoor entertaining area with a deck built around existing trees.

Break out the tin snips and learn how to repurpose colorful old license plates into handy magnets for your fridge or message board.

Instead of traditional wallpaper, use a favorite fabric to add texture and pattern to your walls.

Create awe-inspiring, architectural wood wall art using plywood and paint.

Hang these elegant rosemary snowflakes inside or outside for gorgeous fragrance and a soft glow all season long.

Once and for all, free your shower rods, doorknobs and chairs from hanging laundry, and finally make use of that wonderful fifth wall.