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Comment GUIDE & I’ll DM you my curtain guide + measurement calculator! Follow @maggiecwilkerson for more home decor content 🫶

Comment BIG ART for the secret art source link! 👉 Binge the Series: #foolyourfriendsseries

👉 [TLDR; Comment GUIDE for my free curtain guide + calculator] If your windows still have those builder-grade white blinds (or worse, nothing at all) this one’s for you. Window treatments are one of the fastest ways to make a room go from builder-basic to looking like a designer did it. But most people piece them together randomly and end up with something that looks…fine. But you deserve better than fine. Here’s the formula I use on almost every window: 1. French return curtain rod in brass or bronze — wraps to the wall so you see zero bracket hardware. Instantly looks custom. 2. Rings with hooks — not clip rings (they pinch and look cheap), not rod pocket (bunchy and doesn’t slide well). Rings with hooks give you that relaxed, tailored drape. 3. Pinch pleat panels — the header that makes off-the-shelf curtains look custom made. The pleats create fullness and structure without looking fussy. 4. Woven or roman shades underneath — This is the layer most people skip, and it’s the one that makes the biggest difference. Adds texture and warmth and makes the whole window look finished. That’s the formula. It works on almost every window. The only thing that changes is your measurements and finish colors, and my curtain guide walks you through all of that. 👉 Comment GUIDE and I’ll send you my free curtain guide + calculator with all my favorite sources.

👉 Comment "2" for my secret diptych art source + a discount code for your next order! ✨ If gallery walls feel too chaotic for you, let me introduce you to diptychs. A diptych is basically one piece of art split between two coordinating panels. The term comes from medieval religious art that was often hinged in the middle. Now, any set of coordinating pieces meant to be displayed together gets called a diptych (or a triptych if it's three panels, or just a "grouping" if it's more than that). This is a designer secret for filling large wall space without resorting to a gallery wall. Don't get me wrong...I love a good gallery wall. But sometimes you want something that feels more grounded and intentional, and diptychs are the answer. The key is keeping the sizing and framing consistent and choosing pieces that are clearly meant to be displayed together. Now, here's where I'm about to spill some serious tea. The secret source that interior designers use for curated diptychs and groupings is Abigail Bell. Designers, stagers, and high-end hospitality groups actually buy from her because the quality and curation are genuinely that good. I have a few pieces printed on canvas and they legitimately look like actual paintings. You can get them framed or unframed, and the framing is WAY less expensive than what you'd pay at a local framer. Everything ships for free, even the oversized pieces. But honestly, the best part is the curation. You don't have to worry about accidentally buying something cheesy or dumb because Abigail personally sources every single piece in the collection. So if you've been staring at a big blank wall wondering how to fill it without doing a gallery wall, diptychs are your answer. 👉 Comment "2" and I'll send you the link to Abigail Bell's collection of diptychs & groupings plus my special discount code! ✨ Follow @maggiecwilkerson for more home decor content 🫶

You found this formula that finally stopped the endless cycle of buying, second-guessing, and eventually regretting every home decor purchase. You stopped wasting money on pieces that didn’t work—and finally created a space that looked so good your friends thought you hired a designer. Here’s what the formula taught you: ✅ How to uncover your personal design style—so every decision feels aligned and cohesive ✅ How to create visual plans (hello, mood boards) so you can see everything working before you buy ✅ The exact order to make design decisions so you never feel overwhelmed or stuck ✅ How to avoid the most common design mistakes that make rooms feel basic, flat, or unfinished ✅ Where to splurge vs. save—so you make smart purchases with confidence ✅ How to source furniture and decor like a designer (including vintage!) without blowing your budget And the best part is you can repeat the process in every room of your house. Want the formula you used? Comment FORMULA and I’ll send it your way.

You found this formula that finally stopped the endless cycle of buying, second-guessing, and eventually regretting every home decor purchase. You stopped wasting money on pieces that didn’t work—and finally created a space that looked so good your friends thought you hired a designer. Here’s what the formula taught you: ✅ How to uncover your personal design style—so every decision feels aligned and cohesive ✅ How to create visual plans (hello, mood boards) so you can see everything working before you buy ✅ The exact order to make design decisions so you never feel overwhelmed or stuck ✅ How to avoid the most common design mistakes that make rooms feel basic, flat, or unfinished ✅ Where to splurge vs. save—so you make smart purchases with confidence ✅ How to source furniture and decor like a designer (including vintage!) without blowing your budget And the best part is you can repeat the process in every room of your house. Want the formula you used? Comment FORMULA and I’ll send it your way.

If you’ve got builder-grade white blinds, your windows deserve so much better. (TLDR; Comment GUIDE for my free curtain guide) Here are 5 designer-approved window treatment alternatives that actually look chic—whether you need privacy, light blocking, or both: **Woven shades** — Beautiful texture in natural materials like bamboo, jute, and grasscloth. Get them light-filtering or add a blackout liner. **Roman shades** — Perfect for adding softness or pattern. Available in any fabric imaginable, lined or unlined, from affordable semi-custom to fully custom with fun trims. **Sheer curtains** — Ideal when you need privacy but don’t want to sacrifice natural light. Soft, dreamy, and filters light beautifully. **Cafe curtains** — Cover the bottom half of your window while leaving the top open. Classic, charming, and perfect for kitchens, bathrooms, and street-facing windows. **Roller shades** — Not the prettiest, but incredibly functional for blackout. The trick? Hide the mechanism inside the frame, recessed into the ceiling, or behind a valance. And I forgot to mention Shutters—they’re classic and great for blackout. **Bonus tip:** Layer floor-to-ceiling drapes over any of these for that designer-level look that makes windows feel really chic. ✨ Comment GUIDE and I’ll send you my free curtain guide, favorite sources, plus a link to my full decorating method 👉 Binge the Series: #foolyourfriendsseries 📸 Photo Credits: 1 Pierce Jordan 2 Pierce & Ward 3 Heidi Caillier / Harris Kenjar 4 Pierce & Ward 5 Laura Gonzalez 6 Alexandre Tabaste 7 Beata Heuman 8 Studio Ashby 9 Phillip Thomas 10 Avrea and Company 11 Heidi Caillier / Harris Kenjar 12 Beata Heuman

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Most of you are out here installing hardware without realizing the finish you chose is going to date your home faster than anything else. Think about it: bright shiny faux brass was everywhere in the 80s and 90s. A decade later, we ripped it all out. Then came brushed nickel. Every new build had it. Now it’s brushed gold *everything*. Here’s what all these trendy finishes have in common: they’re often faux finishes over a cheap, hollow metal base. If I’m going through the trouble of installing hardware, I want quality finishes that age gracefully—not die a quick and painful death. So here’s what you need to know about the best hardware finishes for a timeless home: 🙅‍♀️ Skip anything lightweight or hollow 🙅‍♀️ Avoid faux aged finishes—they never look real 🙋‍♀️ Stick to these 3 timeless hardware finishes: 🤌 Unlacquered brass — solid brass with a living finish that changes over time. Not your grandma’s ‘80s gold. 🤌 Polished nickel — gorgeous for more traditional spaces. Silver but leans warm. Look for nickel plating over a solid brass base. 🤌 Polished chrome — perfect for modern spaces. Cooler than nickel, so keep that in mind when coordinating with countertops. 🤌 Honorable mention: bronze—but only without a faux-aged finish. 👉 If you’re ready to start making decorating decisions with confidence, comment FORMULA to snag my complete decorating method. 📸 Image Credits Rejuvenation @rejuvenation Watermark @watermarkbrooklyn Signature Hardware @signaturehw Emtek @emtek_products HouseWithHome @housewithhome 👉 Binge the Series: #foolyourfriendsseries

👉 [TLDR; Comment GUIDE for my free curtain guide + calculator] If your windows still have those builder-grade white blinds (or worse, nothing at all) this one’s for you. Window treatments are one of the fastest ways to make a room go from builder-basic to looking like a designer did it. But most people piece them together randomly and end up with something that looks…fine. But you deserve better than fine. Here’s the formula I use on almost every window: 1. French return curtain rod in brass or bronze — wraps to the wall so you see zero bracket hardware. Instantly looks custom. 2. Rings with hooks — not clip rings (they pinch and look cheap), not rod pocket (bunchy and doesn’t slide well). Rings with hooks give you that relaxed, tailored drape. 3. Pinch pleat panels — the header that makes off-the-shelf curtains look custom made. The pleats create fullness and structure without looking fussy. 4. Woven or roman shades underneath — This is the layer most people skip, and it’s the one that makes the biggest difference. Adds texture and warmth and makes the whole window look finished. That’s the formula. It works on almost every window. The only thing that changes is your measurements and finish colors, and my curtain guide walks you through all of that. 👉 Comment GUIDE and I’ll send you my free curtain guide + calculator with all my favorite sources.

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