The Amazon Black Friday sale is great for hosts who need to furnish or refresh their vacation rentals, but trying to find the good stuff can be overwhelming. This year,
There’s a reason interior designers prefer table and floor lamps to overhead lighting. Several reasons, actually.
Does your vacation rental need a wall sconce or two? Probably. Wall lights are a chic and functional addition to your lighting plan, especially as reading light in bedrooms, as task lighting in kitchens and as decorative lighting in hallways.
Every successful vacation rental operating for several years will eventually need a refresh. Even if your decor is as timeless as can be, it will start looking tired, and your
What to put above the beds in your vacation rental guestrooms is one of those decisions that shouldn’t be difficult, yet can be a real stumper! It’s an inherently awkward space, especially if you have a headboard (you should) and 8-foot ceilings.
In a world where “going green” is more than just a trend, eco-friendliness has become a buzzword that’s here to stay. And in the world of vacation rentals, being eco-friendly isn’t just good for the planet—it’s good for business too.
As an interior designer and certified Bossypants, I enjoy a well-designed vacation rental sign. At this point, I’ve seen a lot of them. Some are charming, some are cheesy, and
If you’re new to the Airbnb game, you might be surprised to know that in ye olden days of vacation rentals, guests were expected to bring their own sheets and
ETA: I wrote this post in April 2021, when furniture, like everything else, had looong delivery times because of…everything. Now, in September 2022 delivery times are mostly better. However, it’s
Lots of hosts fall prey to the allure of a cheap sofa for their vacation rental. I get it – they’re expensive, and how can you tell if a couch
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