11 Ways to DIY Your Wedding With Flagging Tape

2014 led the way to some of the most beautiful celeb weddings yet. If you don’t have Kim + Kanye’s wedding budget (#jointheclub), we’ve got a best-kept wedding secret that will give you a big bang for your buck: flagging tape. Even if you haven’t heard of it, you’ve probably seen it… ahem, on the side of the road. Flagging tape was once used for construction zones and surveying, but now is making its debut in weddings everywhere. We’re sharing 11 DIYs for incorporating this colorful and affordable must-have in your wedding.

1. Create an Environment: Look at those colors! Flagging tape is just the right complement to this rustic setting. What bride wouldn’t want to walk under this chic drapery? (via Dese’Rae L. Stage Photography)

2. Typeface: Make your guests do an about-face when they see stunning welded steel and florescent flagging tape dramatically draped from all points. The word choices are limitless. (via Local Social)

3. Visual Interest: Need to define a space? Try this color-infused technique. Look how well this design adds just the right amount of visual interest to this art deco venue. (via Megan Geckler Design)

4. Decorate the Dance Floor: We totally approve of these floor-to-ceiling sculptures. We can totally see everyone dancing into the night next to these beauties. (via Church Stage Design Ideas)

5. Backdrops: The cost for using ribbon to make a gorgeous backdrop like this would be astronomical. With flagging tape, it’s definitely in your budget. (via Amber Gress Photography)

6. Photo Booth Glam: This picture-perfect backdrop would be a great addition to any bride’s photo booth. Created by layering different colored flagging tapes, it’s totally customizable. (via Bekka Palmer)

7. Celebration Flags: Say “Au revoir” while guests wave these simple celebration flags decked in a strand of black and white flagging tape. (via Erika Lanye Photography)

8. Chair Swag: If you’re like us, then you know every detail counts, right down to the back of the chairs. (via LL Style Photo)

9. Dress It Up: Does your table decor need some sprucing up? Take a look at this DIY tutorial, and let your imagination run wild. (via Mirror80)

10. Tassels: What’s more festive than tassels? We would love to adorn every surface imaginable with this jewel-toned collection. (via Glitter Guide)

11. Table Runner: Look how effortlessly feminine this polka-dotted flagging tape is. Draped at different lengths, it makes a gorgeous table runner and the perfect complement to the delicate and romantic table setting. (via Amber Gress Photography)

Would you use flagging tape in your wedding? Let us know in the comment section below.

Your bedroom is more than just a place to snooze; it's your cozy space where you can relax, recharge, and express your personal style. Amanda Leigh and Taylor Hahn of celebrity-loved design firm House of Rolison seem to have perfected the bedroom and bath design in this 4 bed, 4.5 bath home in the Studio City neighborhood of Los Angeles. After renovating the outdated home, front to back, they created a luxe and nature-inspired aesthetic that defines their dreamy and inviting spaces. Come inside and take a peek for all the dreamy bed and bath home decor inspiration, and get ready to swoon!

BEFORE: Interior

Photo via MLS listing

The design pair notes that the original home was stuck in the past with mismatched flooring, a dysfunctional sense of flow, and an extreme lack of character.

AFTER: Interior

Photo by Gavin Cater

Amanda and Taylor took advantage of the LA views and tons of natural light by opening up the space, and then adding high-end materials and statement lighting to add charm and sophistication.

Photo by Nils Timm

“The house was extremely dated and choppy up so our goal was to open things up while still having the feel of warmth and cohesion," says Amanda. "We did this through adding natural stone, wood, and warm lighting throughout.”

Photo by Nils Timm

The result? A design that is elevated, functional, and timeless. "We typically let the bones of the house inspire us and let us guide it into what it wants to be," says Taylor. "This house in particular was different from most of our other projects - much more angular lines and harsh divisions between spaces so we had to find a way to soften things while still not trying to make it something it wasn't."

Bed + Bath Inspiration

Photo by Gavin Cater

Amanda and Taylor have perfected the art of blending modern and traditional elements, creating spaces that feel fresh, cozy, and stylish without being overly trendy. “We added cedar beams on the ceilings in some of the rooms and added lighting and warmer tones to add grounding," says Taylor.

Photo by Gavin Cater

The bathrooms share a cohesive look with the home, from the oak flooring, marble and stone, to nature-inspired materials.

Photo by Nils Timm

Vistas from the hilltop were important to capture, especially from the stunning master bedroom. "In the primary bedroom, the large glass windows feel like you're part of the landscape, which is important to us," says Amanda.

Photo by Gavin Cater

Furniture and art are intentional in each of the rooms, creating symmetry, function and a warm minimalism vibe. I especially love the way the rooms transition from light to dark as you walk through the home.

Photo by Gavin Cater

The master bathroom is elegant and refined with a mix of marble, wood, and natural tones.

Photo by Gavin Cater

"Paint and furniture are everything!," says Taylor. She suggests picking pieces that are special and not something you can find at any big box store. "Layer layer layer. Layer throws and pillows, textures and paint colors. The more dimension a room has the more intentional it feels. Dont be afraid to add accent pieces for a pop of color and playfulness," she says.

Photo by Nils Timm

Each bathroom plays into the nature-inspired aesthetic while having distinct features like unique mirrors and vanities.

Photo by Nils Timm

The kids' room is the mini version of the rest of the home, using oak furnishings and cozy, natural layers with a pop of art.

Photo by Gavin Cater

Organic shapes compliment the overall vibe, giving the home an indoor-outdoor California modern feel.

Photo by Gavin Cater

"It's hard to keep an almost 5,000 sq ft home cozy in every space but it is something we prioritize and excel at while elevating it to meet today's needs," says Amanda.

Photo by Nils Timm

A moody bathroom adds a bit of drama to the light-filled space.

BEFORE: Exterior

Photo via MLS listing

The exterior of the home left a whole lot to be desired.

AFTER: Exterior

Photo by Nils Timm

The facade transformation is quite literally amazing.

Photo by Nils Timm

The backyard takes advantage of the surrounding nature and views. Simply stunning!

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Design lovers rejoice! There's a new design book out and we're swooning. Defining Style: The Book of Interior Designby Joan Barzilay Freund (Phaidon) offers up a gorgeous tour through 25 of the most notable design styles around the world. Catch a glimpse inside 150 home interiors from leading designers and the key design styles they favor. Designers featured include Los Angeles-based Studio Shamshiri, French architect and designer Laura Gonzalez, and Brooklyn-based Leyden Lewis, who designed the pattern-filled home of textile designer Malene Barnett, among many others. Peek inside the homes of icons like musicians Alicia Keys and Swizz Beats, artist Mariko Mori, and writer Umberto Pasti too.

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Not sure how to describe your home aesthetic? Take cues from these stunning spaces in Defining Style, which comes out on March 18, 2025. Plus add the book to your coffee book collection for more design style inspiration.

Here are all the trending interior design styles you need to know for 2025!

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Biophilic

If your home feels like a tranquil, nature-infused retreat like this Richmond, VA home of artist and designer Audra Kiewiet de Jonge, you're leaning into biophilic design. This design style is filled with organic shapes, lush greenery, and natural materials to create a serene sanctuary. A natural indoor-outdoor flow is also something you'll covet in this design style.

Simon Brown / Natalia Miyar

Tailored

Like a tailored suit, these rooms pay attention to the finer details. Freund says its unfussy and clutter-free and incorporates luxury elements like stone and leather. Designer Natalia Miyar designed this tailored London penthouse that's featured in Defining Style.

Ben Richards / Naoki Terada

Modernist

If you favor simplicity, functionality, and clean lines, this design style rooted in the early 20th century is your core aesthetic. Modernism emphasizes open spaces, minimal ornamentation, and the use of modern materials like steel, glass, and concrete. Form follows function, with a focus on practicality but also really great design. Here is an example in Defining Style from designer Naoki Terada's Tokyo, Japan home.

Anson Smart / Greg Natale

Coastal

Organic materials inspired by seaside living delivers an elevated coastal decor. This Sydney, Australia home designed by Greg Natale embraces the views of the sea with rich textures and neutral decor with splashes of organic elements.

Jason Schmidt / GRT Architects

Textured

I'm in love with this former Harlem rectory designed by GRT Architects. The layers of textures from leather to wool to wood and glossy surfaces defines this design style and delivers a truly sensory experience.

Courtesy of Atelier ND

Monochrome

If there is a single hue you fully embrace in a room or your entire home, monochrome is the definition of your design style. It's bold and unapologetic. This family villa in Amsterdam was designed by Atelier ND Interior in the perfect pink hue.

Gonzalo Machado / Casa Muñoz

Contemporary

Freund describes this aesthetic as a "melting pot" that blends elements from the past with trendy pieces, colors, and materials. Casa Muñoz, the Madrid-based apartment of Spanish supermodel Eugenia Silva, was designed by wife-and-husband team Mafalda Muñoz and Gonzalo Machado with this aesthetic in mind.

Paul Massey / House & Garden © Conde Nast

Tropical

Climate plays a crucial role in design, especially in tropical regions, where homes must be thoughtfully designed to adapt to and limit its effects. Covered porches, concrete and tile flooring, and an invisible line between indoors and out define this decor style. Anita Calero makes it look effortlessly elegant in this Colombia home.

Mike Karlsson Lundgren / Cappelen Dimyr

Rustic

Rustic is about being ok with the imperfections and embracing natural beauty with raw, organic elements like weathered wood, stone, and earthy tones. It celebrates a cozy, lived-in feel, a place you can kick up your heels and just chill. It also has a Scandi vibe as in this Maja Dixdotter-designed Swedish country home.

Eric Piasecki

Deco Inspired

You may have elements of the Art Deco aesthetic in your space as it has a timeless elegance to it with sleek lines, luxe materials, and geometric patterns. Freund describes it as the most glamorous design style of the 20th century that's also rooted in modern design principles. This quintessential Art Deco apartment in Chicago was designed by Steven Gambrel.

Martin Morrell / Aldridge & Supple

Mountain

This design style is all about woodsy charm with exposed wood beams, stone fireplaces, and cozy textures like sheepskin and wool. Surrounded by breathtaking views, mountain homes like this farmhouse in the U.K. designed by Aldridge & Supple feel like a total escape.

Joachim Wichmann

Neutral

If you prefer aQuiet Luxury aesthetic, this design style is your preferred taste. With neutral tones, everything from furniture form to luxe and textured materials become the stars of the show. This Milan palazzo designed by Vincenzo De Cotiis is neutral but not at all understated.

Romulo Fialdini / Sig Bergamin

Maximal

Maximalist design celebrates creativity and individuality with vibrant colors, bold patterns, and layered textures. If you can't commit to a style this is a design style for you. It mixes eras with eclectic decor to create a visually dynamic space. This is the maximal São Paulo, Brazil home of designer Sig Bergamin.

Paul Massey / VSP Interiors

Timeless

Stemming from a neoclassical style, timeless design styles look to "balance, symmetry, and proportion," says Freund. It's a refined look with decorative details, as illustrated in this family home in the U.K designed by VSP Interiors.

Find more design styles, from Collected to Floral, in Defining Style: The Book of Interior Design by Joan Barzilay Freund (Phaidon).

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For those of us who are passionate about design and decorating, of course, we want our homes to look stylish and put-together, but sometimes life gets in the way and our homes start to look a little neglected. I bought my home four years ago and I'm starting to notice smudges on the walls (lots of 'em), furniture that could use an upgrade, clutter where I never intended, and a lack of cohesion from room to room. This is all to say, no shame if you're guilty of making a few home decor mistakes – we've all been there! But if you're looking to make a few upgrades, here's where you can start, without spending a ton of money. Lighting, maintenance, and just clearing up clutter can make a huge difference in how your home looks, from rags to riches.;)

Home Decor Mistakes Making Your Space Look Cheap

Dated Lighting

Photo by Lina Kivaka

Instead: Look For Sculptural Lighting

Let's start from the top. Sometimes a simple upgrade like new lighting can make such an impact in the room, instantly giving it a more upscale look. Statement lighting in sculptural shapes are on trend and timeless. Think in levels too -- from ceiling to table lamps to create ambience. Too harsh or too dim can make a room feel uninviting and drab too so pay attention to lighting in a room before you completely overhaul it.

Cramped, Cluttered Spaces

Photo by Rachel Claire

Instead: Be Selective With Furniture And Decor

Less is more when it comes to looking elegant, and frankly, not cheap. Remove anything that doesn't feel right in a space (you may find a better spot for it later) and start with the bare minimum. Now start to fill it with furniture and decor that fits the space well and looks like they pair well. Overfilled rooms can make them look cramped and chaotic, and too much decor or mess can create visual clutter, which is not inviting.

Mismatched Styles

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Instead: Create A Point Of View

As a home decor enthusiast, I love almost all of it: art deco, modern, vintage, all the trends. Not to say, these trends can't all go together – they totally can! But create a space where they all work together so it feels cohesive. Make sure furniture works well with each other (even ask design advice from retailers). If you add art deco elements to a modern space, keep that thread going throughout the home with similar shapes, materials and textures (without going overboard). Start with an idea, pair down to the necessities, and slowly add what feels right.

Old Paint, Broken Anything

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Instead: Keep Up With Repairs

Walls with chipped or peeling paint can make a home look neglected so a fresh coat is always a good idea after three or so years. Fix broken fixtures too like light switches, faucets, or doorknobs to keep your home from looking old and unkempt.

Cheap Materials

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Instead: Opt For Natural Materials

Synthetic materials like polyester and nylon can appear low-end so use them sparingly. Of course, there are sometimes budget concerns but opting for a few quality linens, upholstery, or real wood furniture can elevate your home.

Dated Fixtures

Photography by Joao Canziani | Design: Arterberry Cooke,

Instead: Upgrade faucets, knobs, and handles

My mom was ready to remodel her whole bathroom until I told her that it was fine — she just needed to upgrade her faucet. She did and was so happy with the results. Something as small as a new bathroom faucet, kitchen handles, or new doorknobs can bring your home on trend and help eliminate embarrassing home decor mistakes.

Rental Blinds

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Instead: Don't Treat Windows As An Afterthought

While I do love the bare window look, it can sometimes make a room feel unfinished, especially if the windows are not new. As a renter, I couldn't stand the look of cheap rental blinds too. I'd remove them, make my own shades, and reinstall them when I moved out. Using flimsy or outdated blinds can ruin a perfectly beautiful room. It's like the final accessory to complete the look!

Lack of Scale And Proportion

Photo: Nils Timm

Instead: Create Balance

Area rugs should extend beyond the sofa and not be too small compared to the size of the room. Find furniture that fits the space and hang artwork that balances the room vs. puts it off kilter. This room by L.A. design firm House of Rolison feels harmonious and complete.

Generic Decor

Photo: Nils Timm | Design: House of Rolison

Instead: Add Personal Touches

Using generic, mass-produced decor items can make a home feel impersonal and bland. Create a sense of space and character by incorporating personal touches, such as family photos or unique decor and art pieces.

Overly Themed Rooms

Photo by Tatiana Syrikova

Instead: Scale Back On Thematic Pieces

Overdoing a specific theme, such as nautical or rustic, can feel kitschy and less sophisticated. Instead, use elements of a theme sparingly, like this woodland-themed kids room that features an animal print and little trinkets on a shelf for an adorable touch.

Main Photo by Rachel Claire

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It seems like the Sunday scaries came earlier now that TikTok's likely officially banned in the U.S. (goodbye BookTok)? Viral social media or not, every Sunday some of us get that dreaded feeling before the start of a new work week. There's even an entire Instagram account that accurately describes how we feel when the 'I hope this reaches you well' emails start rolling in on Monday.

While I definitely relate, What if I told you there were things you could do to lessen your anxious thoughts so you can have a productive week? They're not going to solve all of your problems, but they'll put those pesky Sunday thoughts in a bowl of Epsom salt so you can finally relax.

Here are some easy things to do on a Sunday to make your week amazing!

MART PRODUCTION

1. Set aside time for prayer or meditation when you wake up

Before you reach for your phone to check the news or your social feeds, take a few seconds to let yourself fully wake up. Once you're feeling more present in your body, say a prayer or find a meditation practice to do for 5-10 minutes. It's a great way to ground yourself while lowering your chance of rushing to get everything done before Monday.

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2. Indulge in a longer morning routine

You don't have to tell us that you probably speed through your morning routine during the work week so give yourself permission to go a little slower on Sunday. You can soak in a lavender or eucalyptus epsom salt bath, or spend time exfoliating your body while in the shower. You can also use the new face mask you've been meaning to apply to your face!

Other things you can do are light a yummy smelling candle and listen to a soothing music playlist that makes you feel calm. It's our favorite way to create an at-home spa experience!

Victoria Harder

3. Begin planning your weekly tasks

This doesn't sound like fun, but having a snapshot of what you need to do during the week helps you stay on a track better than winging it. Something is bound to come up that pushes your tasks back, but you won't feel as rattled when your plans are upheaved.

In your physical or digital planner, block out your potential schedule based on tasks you know are more important than others. This will help you get more things done, making work less stressful.

Ivan Samkov

4. Go grocery shopping so you can meal prep

Meal prepping doesn't have to involve an elaborate plan, especially if you don't like to cook. Think about what you generally like to eat during the week. Let's say you usually drink smoothies in the morning, salads for lunch, and a mediterranean bowl for dinner.

You can create a grocery list that mainly involves produce (i.e. romaine lettuce, tomatoes, red onions, peppers, cucumbers, etc.,) and a lean meat or fish. From there, you can find different salad dressings, toppings, or seasonings that'll help you create several meals based on what's in your cart.

Sarah Chai

5. Tackle your overflowing laundry

You know the pile of clothes and towels you keep walking by, pretending like they're not there? They're going to irritate you during your busy week so start washing them on Sunday. As much as joke about not liking to fold our clothes once they've been washed and dried, it truly feels good not to have more tasks to focus on after a long work day.

Katie Mansfield

6. Plan your OOTDs (even if you WFH)

We're not asking you to become the world's next influencer by suggesting you should plan your OOTDs on Sunday. It's more of a way to help shake off any anxiety or angst during the week. Even wearing a new cozy rib knit set while you work from home can boost your mood, helping you perform much better at work.

And if you want to snap a picture of what you're wearing to share on Instagram, who are we to stop you?

Anastasia Polishchuk

7. Do something just for you

In the spirit of self-care, use Sunday to go for a hike, read a book, host an impromptu dinner party, or wander aimlessly around Target. You can even take a candle-making class or fly a kite! The 'what' doesn't matter as long as it's something that unlocks your inner kid and a ton of endorphins.
Alison Ives, Brit + Co's VP of content and creative says her Sunday usually consists of a "two mile reservoir walk" with her husband and their dog before grabbing a cup of coffee. She also catches up on reading magazines, journaling, and listening to an audiobook!

Cora Pursley

8. Honestly, take a rest day

You could do a ton of planning to make sure you have a productive week or you can use Sunday as 'do-nothing' day. Brit + Co's entertainment editor Chloe Williams says "I use Sunday as a rest day so the most I'll do are the dishes and check if I have extra meetings on Monday."

Polina Kovaleva

9. Go to bed earlier than midnight for once

If being a night owl hasn't made you feel any better come Monday morning, it's time for you to get the kind of rest that makes you feel like you were floating on clouds all night.

Meredith Holser, Brit + Co's affiliate writer says she tries to "resist doomscrolling" aside from focusing on self-care activities we mentioned earlier!

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Influencers are always in the know regarding the latest gadgets and most stylish products. From eclectic tea kettles to adorable food storage and space-saving solutions, we love turning to our favorite social media gurus for kitchen inspo and cooking hacks. These 45 kitchen gems can elevate your space's style, level up your cooking game, or just help you stay tidy, and we have influencers to thank for them.

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Make Your Cooking Cuter With Le Creuset Mini Cocottes

Amazon

Right now, influencers are obsessed with mini cocottes. They might not be ideal for party-size batches of chili, but they're an adorable way to store salt, serve dips, bake desserts, cook eggs, make personal sides for everyone, and more.

See it on Amazon

Hop on the Wonder Oven Train

Amazon

The Wonder Oven is a multifunctional countertop appliance that will air-fry, steam, toast, bake, reheat, roast, and broil. These come in trendy colors and have a simple and retro design that elevates your kitchen. Influencers adore the compact size and versatile functions.

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Enjoy the Freedom of Flexible Cutting Boards

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These high-quality cutting boards use an extra-thick material that can bend to make moving ingredients much easier. The slim but durable design is convenient to store, and the non-slip design can save you from knife slips. They're a go-to for the wisest cooking influencers.

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Yeti Espresso Cups for Camping or Casual Coffee

Amazon

Yeti-loving influencers have found their newest obsession — Yeti espresso cups. These tiny Yetis are a stark contrast to the massive 50-ounce bottles we fill with ice water. The dishwasher-safe material keeps your double-shot hot for longer, so you can sip leisurely and savor the drink.

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Electric Ice Cream Maker for Custom and Quick Flavors

Amazon

This electric ice cream maker looks like an old-school wooden design, but it's actually modern and quick. You don't have to manually shake it for an hour to get ice cream. Instead, just press the start button and enjoy homemade ice cream in 20 minutes.

See it on Amazon

Create Extra Space With This Sink Caddy

Amazon

We all need some extra space sometimes, and this convenient sink caddy is the perfect solution to cluttered kitchen counters. It fits snugly into corners to hold soaps, sponges, scrubbers, and more, so you can keep your counters clear and clean.

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Classy Speakeasy-Style Oil Dispensers

Amazon

Dry goods aren't the only thing to decant. You can use these refined oil dispensers to decant and precisely pour various liquids. They give your kitchen high-class speakeasy vibes. Fill them with oils, vinegars, dressings, juice, iced tea, cocktail mixers, and more.

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These Nesting Mixing Bowls Have So Many Uses

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These Wildone Mixing Bowls with Airtight Lids are a sleek-looking matching set for all your mixing and prepping needs, featuring 22 stainless steel mixing bowls in varying sizes, three grater attachments, measurement marks, and non-slip bottoms. With airtight lids included, this set is perfect for storing and transporting your creations.

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Give Your Leftovers Love With Food Huggers

Amazon

Food huggers are a sensational way to ensure your half-used food products stay fresh for longer. These cheese food huggers are supremely popular with influencer chefs. They preserve flavor with an airtight seal around opened cheese blocks but work for many other foods too.

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The French Fry Cutter That Slices Them Into Even Pieces

Amazon

Potatoes, carrots, zucchini — this French fry cutter can slice all of them into delicious fries with a simple press on the handle. The best part? It's made from high-quality stainless steel that's unlikely to rust over time and cuts the fries into even pieces so that they all cook at the same rate.

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Use a YolkFish to Get the Perfect Yolk

Amazon

Use this adorable little fishy to suck up egg yolks and leave the egg white behind. Most egg separators require you to crack the egg into them, but this fish can save you when you forget that step. It gently extracts the yolk in one motion to simplify the process.

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Eat Like an Influencer With Pasta Bowls

Amazon

A plate doesn't offer the coziness of a bowl, but bowls can be too confining. The solution is these pasta bowls, which are flat like a plate with rounded sides like a bowl. They're ideal for pasta, salads, ice cream, rice dishes, and more.

See it on Amazon

Style Your Stovetop With a Patterned Tea Kettle

Amazon

Influencers love aesthetics, and bland electric kettles just aren't as cute as this patterned kettle. The artsy but timeless design gives your kitchen a more luxurious feel. But it's not just about form — this 2.4-quart kettle rapidly boils water to save you time.

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Stay Sanitary Using a Automatic Soap Dispenser

Amazon

Few things are grosser than touching your soap pump with dirty hands. Influencers are recommending automatic soap dispensers that are touch-free. This dispenser uses an infrared sensor to detect your hand and pump out the right amount of soap for clean hands.

See it on Amazon

Embrace Modern Nostalgia With a Retro Microwave

Amazon

Microwaves aren't the most attractive appliance, but this retro microwave is eye-catching and cool. It adds a nostalgic touch to any kitchen but has modern features, including an LED display, pre-programmed settings, and even cooking capabilities. Make your microwave a statement piece!

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Mini Waffle Maker for Better Breakfasts

Amazon

Standard waffle makers are too huge for most people to keep in the kitchen, making this mini waffle maker a brilliant alternative. You can impress friends with beautiful golden waffles that rival the best diner in town.

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Rachael Ray Egg Tray for Dapper Appetizers

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Rachael Ray is the original kitchen influencer, and her ceramic egg holder is a lovely way to enhance your hosting game. Use it to serve hors d-oeuvres, like deviled eggs or stuffed mushrooms. Or, simply store your unused eggs in it to elevate your fridge's look.

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This Dutch Oven Is Your New Secret Ingredient in the Kitchen

Amazon

Cast iron Dutch ovens are lifetime kitchen staples, but they can be expensive. The 7-quart Crock-Pot Dutch oven, now 17% off, guarantees perfect results with its even heat distribution. Highly rated with over 8,000 ratings, it's a deal worth seizing.

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Oat Jars to Make Overnight Oats Cuter

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Overnight oats are an art, and these oat jars are the ideal canvas. Make every cup of overnight oats picturesque and flavorful with the airtight, updated mason jar design. The containers even come with tiny stainless steel spoons to make oat-eating on-the-go easy.

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Blend Your Heart Out With a Vitamix 5200 Blender

Amazon

Vitamix blenders continue to be beloved by influencers, as the speed controls, durable materials, and impressive power are unmatched. Stainless steel blades can blend frozen fruit into luscious smoothies, transform cold vegetables into hot soup, and more exciting feats.

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Scoopers for Even Little Dollops

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To ensure cookies, ice cream scoops, muffins, and more are perfectly sized, Influencers use these easy scoopers. When you use a regular spoon, baked goods come out uneven, which is not ideal for a top-notch Insta post. These give you identical sizes with every scoop.

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Gold Measuring Spoons for Glamorous Baking

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Plastic measuring spoons are out, and luxe gold measuring spoons are in. This set of measuring spoons adds pizzazz and elegance to your kitchen collection. The spoons are also magnetic, ensuring they stay tidy and together in your drawers.

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Elevate Your Storage With Bamboo Baggie Holders

Amazon

Plastic bags aren't exactly pretty, but you can make your storage more appealing with these bamboo bag holders. This set of four is made to fit various bag sizes and shapes. They'll keep your storage bags neat while giving your drawers or cabinets a more curated look.

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Season Like a Chef Using This Spice Drawer Organizer

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Consider this your complete spice organizing kit. It comes with four tiered racks that lay in your kitchen drawers to make all your pieces visible. But the set also comes with uniform glass jars and labels, so all your spices match beautifully.

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Go Al Dente All the Time With These Pasta Tools

Amazon

Influencers were on the bread-baking train for a while, but now it's about making pasta. This beginner's pasta-making kit gives you all the tools you need for homemade pasta, including ravioli cutters, a drying tree, gnocchi board, and more.

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Magically Create Counterspace With an Extra Large Cutting Board

Amazon

Get this massive cutting board to create extra counter space. It's big enough to fit over most kitchen sinks and stovetops, giving you more room to chop, roll, and prep all your ingredients. It even has detachable legs to hover however you need it to.

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Look Like a Pro in a Kitchen Apron

Amazon

Find a kitchen apron that matches your aesthetic to curate a fabulous kitchen vibe. Whether you're blending fruit or rolling out dough, things can get messy. These aprons add a fashionable flair to every meal and protect your clothes from spills and splatters.

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Decant Like a Kardashian With Glass Canister Sets

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People fell in love with Khloe K's beautifully stacked cookies, and influencers are still all about the chicness of glass canisters. Use the airtight containers to store flour, sugar, coffee, baked goods, pasta, candy, cereal, and beyond. They keep food fresh and look elegant on any counter.

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Make Dinner Faster With a Rice and Grain Cooker

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Many of the health influencers are all about rice cookers, as they make rice dishes exponentially easier. No more checking the rice every five minutes and still overcooking it. This compact cooker can make up to six cups of fluffy rice every time.

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Drizzle or Douse Using a Honey Dispenser

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This honey dispenser is beautifully designed to keep sticky liquids from making a mess while making it delightful to add honey to your food. The stand stops drips from hitting the table, and the double-stopper design ensures you only get as much as you want.

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Enjoy Lazy Mornings With a Breakfast-in-Bed Tray

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The jury is still out on the bed-rotting trend, but there's nothing wrong with sleeping in! And with this breakfast-in-bed tray, you can enjoy a hotel-style meal from the comfort of your comforter. The sleek wood and easy-to-carry design make bedroom breakfasts effortless.

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Skip Starbucks and Use a Coffee and Espresso Machine

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This combination coffee and espresso machine is a hot commodity among caffeine-addicted influencers. It uses capsules to make decadent coffee drinks and espressos in whatever size your heart desires. It's also a sleek addition to your countertop.

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A Slim Toaster for Tight Spaces

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You don't need a bulky toaster on your counter. Instead, get this double-slice slim toaster, which can fit two pieces of bread and take up less than four inches in width. Slide it into small spaces to enjoy a countertop toaster without sacrificing much countertop space.

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Execute Breakfast With a Bagel Guillotine

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Cutting a bagel perfectly down the middle is tricky — unless you have a handy bagel guillotine. With this simple tool, you can slice your bagels evenly every time, making for beautiful and balanced breakfast sandwiches, bagels and lox, and more.

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Undershelf Storage Basket to Utilize Every Inch of Space

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The top organizing influencers will tell you that undershelf storage is valuable, and these baskets are the best way to use it. Maximize your space by taking advantage of the empty air beneath every shelf and surface, storing food and tools in these polished wire baskets.

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Revamp Your Cooking With a Ceramic Cookware Set

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Ceramic is the new kitchen trend, and we don't think it's fading anytime soon. Ceramic cookware is effortless to clean, nonstick but healthy, and fabulous to cook with. This comprehensive set has all the stovetop cookware you need, plus a few utensils and protective rubber mats.

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Gold Paper Towel Holder for Glitzy Clean-Ups

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Influencers know aesthetics are about details. Get this gold paper tower holder and add a little glam to every roll. It's an adhesive design that you can stick underneath or on the side of a cabinet, on a wall, or anywhere it'll look high-end and built-in.

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Embrace Quiet Luxury With This Block Knife Set

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Influencers like to chop in style, and this upscale set of knives, complete with a block and built-in sharpener, is the pinnacle of fashionable cooking. The block also features a water and rust-proof cleaning and drying system for sanitized, squeaky-clean knives.

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Fit This Mini Air Fryer into the Smallest Kitchens

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People are still obsessed with air fryers, but what about the people with small kitchens and limited counter space? This mini air fryer allows everyone to enjoy crispy, crunchy food without the oil. The two-quart capacity is just enough for an individual or couple.

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Steel Salad Spinner for Clean and Healthy Eating

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We've all seen the stunning salads influencers whip up. But salads can be more work than they seem. With this salad spinner, you can wash ingredients to ensure you snack on safe food and streamline the salad-making process. Clean greens with one hand!

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Safe Mandoline Slicer to Slice Everything But Your Fingers

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Mandolines are treacherous, but this safe mandoline is a different story. It's versatile, easy to use, and easy to clean. With four slicing options, a non-slip suction base, and a handguard, you can cut everything from French fries to cucumbers without cutting yourself.

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Add a Little Green to Every Meal Using Herb Scissors

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Fresh herbs can be the difference between a great dish and an oh-my-god-this-is-everything dish. But picking thyme leaves and chopping parsley is time-consuming. Use these clever herb scissors to make fresh herbs easier. They also work for chopping ingredients like peppers and green onions.

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Comfy and Reliable KitchenAid Silicone Oven Mitts

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Influencers recommend these KitchenAid oven mitts because they're sleek and effective. The ribbed design and non-slip silicone mean you won't ever drop a hot dish again. And the high-end color options can enhance any kitchen aesthetic.

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Stop the Stacking With a Pan Organizer Rack

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All the cooking and organizing influencers love these pan organizers that stop you from roughly stacking your pans. Stacking can cause damage and wear and grabbing the bottom pan is annoying. This rack is the easy solution, protecting your pans from one another.

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An Under-Sink Organizer to Clean Up Your Cleaning Supplies

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If your kitchen sink cabinet is a black hole, you're not alone. But we can save you from the oxymoron of messy cleaning supplies with this organizer. It's designed to hold all your supplies, from spray bottles to extra sponges to dishwasher tablets.

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