home decor

“One day, somebody snapped a picture of [friend Richard Simmons and me], and it ended up on the cover of the National Enquirer with the caption ‘Jog with your lover.’”

With 29 rooms, including seven bedrooms and 15 bathrooms, this 17,327-square-foot estate in a lush, empty Lizton field could hold a sizeable portion of the Hendricks County town’s population.

Interior designer Jill Huse has long held an affinity for all things French. While learning the language in college and studying abroad in Nice, she became fascinated by Gallic style and design, particularly Parisian apartments.

Funny luggage tags, a versatile designer ankle boot, and a chunky sweater for your pooch.

When this national home-decor company decided to open its first showroom, owners Jennifer Masten and Mike Tuttle created a space next to their office in Irvington, where many of their products are made.

Fall’s first must-have boot, agrarian art, and Vegetabowls pottery (get it?).

Make a statement over a table or add a romantic tone to a bedroom.

“Most of the chickens are females, so the space needed a little glamorous touch.”

Perhaps the best-designed area of the home, the sprawling office boasts high ceilings and expansive windows that make the gardens appear within reach.

See where the co-owner of Just Pop In found her basement’s retro fixtures and quirky salvaged treasures.

Dog-portrait pillows, Hawaiian sandals, and the supreme makeup kit for travelers.

“The soft linen fabric gives it a luxurious feel, while the image is a great conversation-starter for any space.”

A hilly spot with a skyline view perfect for watching the Fourth of July fireworks over downtown, and the edge Flat 12 Bierwerks has on Sun King.

Indy’s salvage shops are packed with cool finds and vintage inspiration.

Nestled in a secluded corner of the backyard is the hidden treasure of the property: an 8-foot-by-12-foot log cabin homeowner Brett Mann built for his four children when they were younger.