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Dorcia Kelley shares the 10 things she would never do—plus, her advice on creating a space you love while staying true to your own style.

After decades in the Bay Area, interior designer Peter Dolkas helps his parents create a cozy, multifunctional ADU

Pro stager Francesca Grace has a winning formula for prepping a home to sell. “We stage five houses a week, and they don't sit on the market,” she says. Part of her job is psychological. “When you walk in and you see family photos or you see something that relates to the person that lives in that house, it automatically tells your mind as the potential buyer that this is not your home,” she explains. Which is why one of Grace's first steps is removing personal mementos. “The key is creating the ability for someone else to imagine themselves living in the space,” Grace reveals. In fact, for many of her projects, she empties the house completely, starting from scratch. And if she's only partially furnishing a space, Grace makes sure to keep what adds character and removes anything that feels dated. “You want it to feel current, but you also want it to feel warm and cozy and inviting.”

Based on specific keywords mentioned throughout the site’s millions of listings, Zillow has determined which features homeowners and buyers will be on the lookout for.

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Forget about Christmas creep. As winter's chill sets in, it's actually the ideal time to plan your spring garden transformation. Need some inspiration? Molly Sedlacek, founder of

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