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If April showers bring May flowers, then so has arrived the season for newness and natural beauty. The month's inherently feminine air celebrates freshly bloomed floras, light hearts and free spirits, with pretty peach and cream hues crafting a look of blithe balance. See how we're working May's maternal mood into our spring bedroom styling through peaceful pastels and bold textures. 1. Leander Table Lamp  2. Sydney Nightstand  3. Waverly Iron Bed  4. Isaiah Entryway Mirror  5. Sienna Navy Outdoor Rug  6. Feye Natural Baskets  7. Howell Storage Ottoman  8. Everything Instead by Baldvin Ringsted  9. Carlisle 6 Drawer Dresser

Our 2019 debuts give shape to our two driving design themes. Modern Naturals emphasizes the authentic and organic, with a selection of materials and features that highlight inherent beauty. Sculptural Modern, in turn, places thoughtful focus on purpose and paring back, with shape-driven designs rooted in beautiful simplicity. Here's a closer look at what's to come. 1.Earth Tones  Beautiful blues, deep greens and rust hues lend a nature-inspired look to a range of upholstered seating styles, from top-grain leather to soft boucle. Pacey Chair Reese Sofa Bowie Chair 2.Sculpted Curves  Easy edges lend softness to linear shapes, spurring an intriguing...

Work ruts happen. And when they do, it's best to hit "refresh" and start over again. The best way to reset is to breathe new life into your workspace, making it more conducive to creativity. Mixing in fresh greenery, textural organics and fun color pops can shift the mood of a space, morphing it into something new and promising. April's natural essence comes into play too, as open windows let fresh spring air flow through the workspace, bringing with it a unique blend of vigor and calm, perfect for rebooting productivity. See how we're styling our spring workspaces to reflect...

Actress Claire Holt's California-Style Abode in Architectural Digest Known for her roles in popular television series Vampire Diaries and Pretty Little Liars, Australian-born actress Claire Holt and husband recently settled into a sprawling, open-concept home in West Hollywood. Employing the aid of designer Suzy Kloner, the expectant actress worked several Four Hands styles into an essentially blank 4600-square-foot canvas. The vision, says Kloner, was "polished and clean, with coastal vibes." Preview some of our designs in Holt's home, then see all photos on ArchitecturalDigest.com. Photo: Monica Wang In the Kitchen… Architecturally inspired steel framing, graced by simply countered faux leather...