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As editors, we’re always on the lookout for products that will make our lives easier and more beautiful. So nothing makes us happier than seeing that you share in our excitement over rainbow-hued stove knobs or terrazzo contact paper, too.  In February alone, you showed us exactly what you loved the most: a celebrity-fave slow cooker, classic paint colors, and chic lighting fixtures, to name a few. Here’s the full list of the top-10 items Domino readers shopped for through our site this past month.  Fire Starters Retro Gas Knob in Green Brown, Big Chill ($25) When we wrote about...

Photography by Elizabeth Larson; Design by Danielle McKim Kids’ clothes might be tinier than the average wardrobe, but the things children will inevitably grow out of (itty-bitty sweaters, onesie pj’s, adorable sneakers) actually require a decent amount of storage space. The issue is, we don’t tend to give little ones the biggest bedrooms in the house, so their closets are usually a tight squeeze, too.  Fortunately, with plenty of hanging rods, savvy drawers, door hooks, and more, you can turn any subpar niche into a rainbow-infused workhorse. Psst: You don’t even have to put their clothes in there at all....

It’s January, which means it’s officially the time of year when we all collectively start to think about decluttering. And while this resolve tends to waver come March, it doesn’t have to. You just need the right tools. We’re not about to tell you that you have to buy a million new things to get your life in order, but picking up a few key pieces to organize your home is a good way to start small and make a monumental task feel doable without having to invite Marie Kondo over.  To prove it can be done, we’ve picked our...

It’s December 31, which means it’s officially the time of year when we all collectively start to think about decluttering. And while this resolve tends to waver come February, it doesn’t have to. You just need the right tools. We’re not about to tell you that you have to buy a million new things to get your life in order, but picking up a few key pieces to organize your home is a good way to start small and make a monumental task feel doable without having to invite Marie Kondo over.  To prove it can be done, we’ve picked...

As I prepped to move from my studio apartment with two tiny closets to a one-bedroom with six of them—my boyfriend and I were making the leap into cohabitation—I believed I’d found the holy grail of storage.  I imagined it would go a little something like this: I’d get two closets in the bedroom (one with a hanging rack and the other with shelves), while my boyfriend would use a large double wardrobe just outside our room, across from the stacked laundry cabinet (which would house cleaning essentials along with brooms, mops, and stacks of paper towels). The entryway cupboard...