Using a mix of materials takes lighting from functional to unforgettable.

Give your greenery a modern place to grow with our planters. Check out some of our favorites that easily transition from your indoor space to your outdoor space.

Watch our video to learn how to decorate with throw pillows like a pro.

Creating a functional, yet stylish living space is easier thank you think!

“I like to think of art as an extension of ourselves, like our clothing. We don’t dress to match our space. We just choose the things we love.” Read more about collecting art from our Merchandise Manager, Jenon Bailie.

Get inspired to add a splash of color to your space al fresco with these three tips!

See how one couple traded in the suburbs for a new lifestyle in downtown Seattle.

Easy bedroom refresh: Change the color of your bedding and accent pillows.

Yeehaw! We’re excited to announce that Room & Board will be opening a store later this year in Dallas, TX!

Whether it’s a cocktail, end or console table, our accent tables are stylish and functional.

Learn how to create a modern, ergonomic office with Humanscale®.

In space-challenged bedrooms, every inch of square footage counts!

Choosing the right leather comes down to two things: performance and looks. Learn how to pick the best leather for your home with our guide.

More than 70 percent of our lighting is designed in-house. Find out what that means to you.

Tour a downtown Seattle condo where we helped maximize the space and views with free home design services from Room & Board Seattle.

Whether you’ve got a sprawling lawn or a petite patio, creating a space al fresco will give you an extra bit of living space to enjoy!

Learn about the materials that make it possible for our outdoor sofas to stand up to sun, dirt and rain.

You can’t get tougher than steel. Exceptionally durable and virtually indestructible, we combine all the strength of this raw material and bridge it with timeless, modern design.

Sitting for extended periods of time—like a lot of us do at work—has been linked to increases in heart disease, obesity and diabetes. Thankfully, the answer is pretty simple.