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Plan your home, room by room

Design & style it virtually—then shop, share or save for later.

Create a space

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Here’s how it works

1. Create your space

Build a virtual room where you can customize every detail from floor plan to wall color, all from the comfort of your screen.

2. Add products & make it yours

Now comes the fun part. Add furniture, decor, rugs, lighting and more home favorites and watch your dream space come to life.

3. Save, shop & share

Love your picks? Add them to your cart or your registry. Plus, you can save your space for later or share it with friends and family.

Explore the latest outdoor living collections

Savannah Patio Collection

Island Breeze Patio Collection

Threshold™ with Studio McGee Patio Collection

Small-Space Patio Collection

Or start with one of our pre-styled spaces

Threshold™ with Studio McGee Living Room

Hearth & Hand™ with Magnolia Living Room

Neutral Luxe Living Room

Naturally Modern Living Room

Traditional Dining Room

Hearth & Hand™ with Magnolia Dining Room

Hearth & Hand™ with Magnolia Office

Classic Home Office

Modern Bedroom

Pillowfort™ Journey Ahead

Pillowfort™ Love Fest

Pillowfort™ Playroom

Botanical Nursery

Fantasea Nursery

Modern Nursery

Traditional Nursery

Can’t find what you’re looking for?

Expert Nursery Safety Tips

Planning a nursery? Check out these safety rules so you can sleep easy.

Nursery Safe Sleep Tips

1) Baby’s crib should only include a mattress, fitted sheet and dust ruffle. 2) Baby loves to get grabby. Keep blankets, comforters, cords and lamps away from the crib and out of Baby’s reach. 3) Keep Baby’s crib away from windows and any other items that might cause baby harm (like pictures and wall accessories). 4) Hanging fixtures, lighting or shelves? Not above Baby’s crib! Help keep Baby safe from any potential falling hazards.

Safe Changing Table Tips

1) Don’t leave Baby alone! An adult should always be nearby when Baby is on the changing table. 2) The area above and around Baby’s changing table should be clear of any potential safety concerns—including windows.