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You've styled dark academia bookshelves , DIYed a framed TV for the living room, and decked out a jazz-inspired wet bar for your dinner parties.

I’m a home editor, my mom’s an interior designer, and we tested the Crate & Barrel Tidal Sectional to see if its style, comfort and durability lived up to the hype. From hosting 10 guests to surviving pet paws and wine spills, here’s why it excelled across every category.

Joanna Gaines's designs have a way of making your home feel effortlessly warm and inviting, like they've always belonged there.

Let me set the scene: It's the summer of 2004, and I'm sitting cross-legged on my grandmother's bedroom floor in the Hamptons.

Jake spots her the second she walks in. Olivia. She nestles in the corner, her oxblood leather jacket slicing through the scene of Soho Grand aristocrats.

As a native New Yorker, I'll admit we have an unshakable smugness about our city—where else can you get a bagel at 3 a.m. and an ice-cold martini

TOTAL: 94/100 Let's talk perfume. As someone who's spent countless afternoons in Bergdorf's fragrance department—and years reviewing luxury scents —I've seen plenty of trends come and go.

Let me start by saying I've spent years working for high-end designers , so I know a thing or two about curating a home that feels polished and thoughtful.

In the past few years, we've embraced everything from structured mid-century wingback chairs (think: Mad Men ) to laid-back curves of ‘70s-inspired