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First up, IKEA has made inflatable furniture chic. The Swedish brand's 10th rendition of the IKEA PS collection features a remake of an early-2000s classic: the inflatable chair. According to Domino, this latest design is a culmination of three decades of trial and error, with a focus on creating a comfortable and stylish piece that's impossible to tell is filled with air at first glance. Next, we're shining a spotlight on outdoor decor. If you're looking to upgrade your patio, IKEA's summer sale is a must-check. Through July 2, you can shop bestsellers and tried-and-true classics up to 50% off, including a $140 dining set that's perfect for happy hour or al fresco dinning. Speaking of entertaining, have you considered hosting dinner parties in a basement apartment? Niko Dafkos and Paul Firmin, founders of Earl of East, share their expertise on making a rental feel like home in their new book, Home For Now. According to Domino, Dafkos and Firmin's basement apartment in East London is a testament to the idea that impermanence can inspire precision in design. But it's not just about the furniture and decor – it's about the memories and experiences we create with friends and family. Whether it's a summer home or a cozy backyard, it's the little details that make it special. That's why we're loving the idea of a Secret Section on Instagram for vintage decor enthusiasts. According to Domino, Instagram live sales offer a unique way to discover one-of-a-kind homewares with patina and soul, sourced by knowledgeable small businesses. Lastly, we're taking a peek at what's trending in home decor. From pattern-filled dream homes to no-sew, no-drill Roman shades, there's a lot to love about the latest interior design trends. According to Domino, a rug is a quick fix for rentals and can make an alfresco escape feel as cozy as your living room. When selecting a style, it's essential to consider the climate and whether it's a neutral or something a bit more colorful.