If you love fashion, thrifty finds and helping a charitable cause, they all go hand in hand at Housing Works. The place is an absolute haven for vintage and designer clothes, accessories, shoes, art, books, furniture and home goods. If that weren’t reason enough to love it, all of the proceeds from the deeply discounted deals go towards helping those who are homeless and living with HIV and AIDS.

For unique, quirky, and one of a kind home decor, look no further than Sarah Louise Dix Couture Upholstery. Chairs are reupholstered with corsets and tailored details that will give your closet favorites a bit of living room competition.

Despite their hobo fashion style, the Olsen twins have the goal of spicing up home décor by including furniture in their Elizabeth and James or JC Penney exclusive Olsenboye labels.

What exactly would the offerings look like? Well, it’s pure concept at this point, but perhaps their (never lived in) penthouse gives a few indications.

It’s not often that a stool grabs our attention, but scrolling through San Fran-based blog sfgirlbythebay, we found some stunning stools that instantly stood out from the crowd. Dutch “handy woman” and writer of the blog Wood & Wool Stool, Ingrid Jansen has been creating her own brand of stools since 2008 – and they’re definitely in [...]

Nada se leva is a dynamic duo from Brazil whose streamlined, Baroque-inspired designs are garnering a lot of attention. Recently featured by the blog 2Modern Design Talk and chosen as one of the 100 “most important young designers from around the world” by &fork, Nada se leva is an exciting design team that creates fresh, [...]

If you’ve ever lusted over the gilded chandeliers and lusciously plump arm chairs of a Louis XV boudoir, then (whether you knew it or not) you’ve fallen in love with a little style known as Rococo. Lucky for you, Design*Sponge has come up with a fascinating history lesson and guide to help you bring the sumptuousness of 18th [...]