While there's no right way to decorate a Christmas tree, I'm convinced nothing beats a tree decked out in all the traditional decor. Whether it's red and green baubles or delicate metallic stars, ornaments we all know and love have a timeless nostalgia that's unbeatable during the holidays.

So it comes as no surprise that the king of Christmas, Michael Bublé, has kept things classically festive this year. Woven with an impressive collection of red, green and silver ornaments, his tree is a maximalist's dream.

Despite being covered from head to toe in traditional ornaments, some unexpected (but equally festive) additions transform the tree into a truly stylish statement. From the delicate netting draped around the tree providing a snow-like effect to the rather striking, oversized baubles, the Bublés have channelled the true spirit of Christmas.

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Michael's tree features all the classic Christmas ornaments as well as some refreshingly fun additions. From delicate netting to charming stars, it's a lesson in not holding back when it comes to decorating for the holidays.

Impressive in both size and design, Michael Bublé's tree is a true festive statement. Artfully layered with all the classic Christmas colors, the design couldn't be more enticing. While there's hardly a lack in ornaments, each one has its rightful place, intentionally scattered according to its color and style.

Featuring an array of chrome decorations, such as the large glass baubles and dainty stars, these metallic accessories only add to the design's enchanting feel. The tree perfectly balances magical charm with more nostalgic nods. Pops of bold greens and vibrant reds contrast against the metallic decor, giving the tree a truly statement feel, not to mention the kitschy Santa Claus ornaments scattered on its branches.

There's all the usual vintage Christmas decor, from bows to glass ornaments, but they're balanced by an unexpected (yet welcome) addition: delicate netting that frames the design, giving it a truly three-dimensional feel reminiscent of fallen snow.

A feast for the eyes, the longer you look at Michael Bublé's tree, the more you discover. Covered in retro ornaments, delicate netting and traditional baubles, it's a lesson in going all out during the holidays and decorating with pieces you love.

It is no surprise that the self-proclaimed King of Christmas has created a holiday setting that is truly worthy of a picture postcard, designed to impress for years to come.

Michael Bublé, famous for his many modern holiday classics, may have unintentionally set a high expectation that his festive decorations would be as iconic as his songs – and, naturally, he has delivered. What is his seasonal secret? A color scheme of red, white, and green – a truly timeless trio showcased best on his Christmas tree.

Bublé and actress Luisana Lopilato have transformed their open-plan living room into a wonderfully cozy Christmas grotto. This seasonal transformation includes a textured red throw (just like this one from Target) draped over their white sofa and a coordinating garland adorning their shelving. Yet, it is their tree that sets the real standard for holiday decorating.

Adorned with oversized red and silver ornaments and crowned with a star, it embodies a classic aesthetic that has charmed people for decades, and which we anticipate will continue to impress for many holidays ahead this winter.

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The colors red, green, white, and silver have influenced December decorating for centuries, but their ability to evolve is the key to their longevity. The countless variations of these tones mean they can appear both traditional and contemporary, depending entirely on the exact shade chosen.

For an aesthetic that will make a modern home feel festive this year, Rachel Stringer, a real estate agent and design expert at Raleigh Realty, suggests a muted twist on Bublé and Lopilato's palette.

'Color schemes evolve, but the classics endure. Red and green have been staples forever, but playing with deeper shades or muted tones can modernize the look,' she says.

'One family I worked with used deep burgundy accents with gold, which gave their traditional decor a fresh feel while still feeling cozy. For others, sticking with monochrome palettes or neutrals creates a calmer atmosphere, especially if they want their holiday setup to blend seamlessly with their usual decor.'

Bublé and Lopilato have consistently used a green, red, white, and silver palette across their Christmas decor; however, adopting their beautiful seasonal style does not require dressing up our entire mantelpiece or sofa. Following their festive lead is entirely possible with just a tree, regardless of its size.

'Some traditions in holiday decorating seem to stick no matter how trends shift. A tree is a centerpiece for most homes, but it’s not just about putting one up – it’s about how it’s dressed,' Stringer says.

'A well-decorated tree with a cohesive theme, like soft metallic ornaments mixed with touches of nature, creates an understated yet elegant feel. Adding dried orange slices or cinnamon sticks not only looks great but smells amazing, too. Families I’ve worked with have told me they loved this idea because it brought a sense of tradition into their new homes without feeling overdone.'

The greatest challenge for anyone designing a kitchen is creating a space that feels on trend for right now, but will also last for decades to come. The kitchen trends of 2025 have been all about creating spaces filled with character, color, and texture. And it's minimalist kitchens that have been on the out, but really, we all know minimalism is never really out of style, it will always have a place as a timeless look that transcends trends.

And the kitchen of singer Michael Bublé and actress Luisana Lopilato proves how timeless a minimalist kitchen can be. They've designed a bright, white kitchen that masterfully blends clean lines and classic finishes – a tiled backsplash, clutter-free countertops – anchored by one crucial element: handleless cabinets.

Design experts agree that this detail is the key to the kitchen feeling both timeless and on trend. As Paul Dore, kitchen worktop expert at County Stone, notes, 'A minimalist aesthetic is never more desirable than in a kitchen. Handleless kitchen cabinets aren't anything new, but sleek, minimal kitchens are once more becoming the go-to for homeowners all over the world.'

The uncluttered, sophisticated look of Bublé and Lopilato's kitchen is a powerful reminder that sometimes, the most enduring design is the most simple.

'While handleless cabinets may be seen as modern, they do, in fact, offer a timeless look that integrates with almost every kitchen style,' explains Dore. 'Whether you’re looking for that ultramodern kitchen style with clean lines that oozes sophistication, or you’re lusting after a more traditional look straight from Instagram, their uncluttered appearance can add elegance and a point of difference to any kitchen.'

Beyond their sophisticated appearance, the resurgence of handleless cabinetry is also driven by significant practical advantages that appeal to modern, busy households. This seamless style offers more than just good looks.

'The absence of prominent handles also means there are no more accidental bumps and snags - ideal for busy young families where the kitchen truly is the heart of the home, as well as those who have limited mobility or accessibility,' adds Dore. 'A simple push-to-open and close mechanism makes them particularly perfect for kitchens that are used throughout the day or as a through-room.'

Plus, it works in a small kitchen too. Bublé and Lopilato's home feels light and bright, and although square footage might not be limited, thanks to the simplicity of the cabinetry, the room is open and airy.

'Regardless of how big your kitchen is, there will always be a need for more storage. As such, floor-to-ceiling and full-wall cabinets have become a popular choice as people look to use all available space. You may think that this makes the room feel smaller, but the uninterrupted lines that are created by handleless kitchen cabinets across a space can actually give the impression of a larger and more space.' Dore says.

It's also impossible not to note the benefits of cleanliness when it comes to a minimalist kitchen with handleless cabinets. 'We all know that a clean kitchen is never clean for long, but handles just make that little bit harder to keep clean,' Dore comments.

'Handles attract dirt, grime, and germs from all over and require more in-depth cleaning to get into nooks and crannies. But with the absence of handles, a quick wipe with a cloth will leave your kitchen looking like it jumped straight out of a magazine.'

Changing your cabinet fronts to match Bublé and Lopilato's handleless design might not be a switch you can make in an instant, but there are plenty of smaller decor changes you can make to give a kitchen a sleeker, more minimalist feel.

Ultimately, the reason a minimalist kitchen like Bublé and Lopilato's endures is simple: timelessness is often achieved by keeping things simple. When you remove the busy detail, the unnecessary hardware, and the clutter, what remains is pure form and function. This focus on essential quality ensures that the look will remain sophisticated and relevant for decades to come.

The Amazon Prime sales event gives us all an incentive to invest in the homeware that has been sitting in our carts for months. Often, I see all types of cookware on sale, but there's an exception to the rule: The T-Fal Advanced Nonstick Fry Pan (available on Amazon).

Priced under $26, the T-Fal pan is one of the most affordable pieces I've seen in a celebrity kitchen, and I've been writing about them for years. It's a favorite in Michael Bublé's household, where I spotted his wife, actress Luisana Lopilato, using it to cook her breakfast. She filled it with tomatoes, chili peppers, onions, and egg to create the perfect omelet, but it's great for all sorts of meals.

This non-stick frying pan is ideal for searing, sautéing, frying, and preparing dishes such as stir-fries, pancakes, or steaks. Plus, its generous size accommodates larger portions and ensures even cooking across the surface for delicious results. It's hard to believe it's under $26. At the price, I don't even need a sale to go to the checkout.

At such a good price, you'd be forgiven for assuming this pan might not be up to standard. However, a look at the spec shows it's a cooking force to be reckoned with. Most notably, it has a Thermo-Spot that turns solid red to indicate when the pan is properly preheated, and an even heat base, preventing hot spots for safe, reliable cooking results.

'We take pride in the work we do to provide families with cookware that's easy-to-use and can last for years,' comments Shivanthi Vannan, the vice president of Marketing at Groupe SEB USA.

'By developing the T-fal Unlimited Collection, we're thrilled to continue delivering new innovation and pushing the boundaries when it comes to long-lasting cookware.' Plus, if it's good enough for Michael Bublé and Luisana Lopilato's kitchen, it's good enough for us.

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Organizing a closet is, for many of us, an ongoing process. From finding the perfect hangers to arranging accessories, keeping the closet tidy and visually pleasing requires some strategic planning.

When we saw that Luisana Lopilato gave a mini-tour of her and husband Michael Buble's closet, we were intrigued by her aesthetically pleasing walk-in and, more specifically, her jewelry and accessory storage.

In the clip shared on her Instagram page, we can see that Lopilato has utilized drawer dividers, along with jewelry stands, to keep her delicate accessories organized and easily accessible. Additionally, she has kept bags stocked on the above shelves, where they are visible and neatly lined up. Needless to say, it's giving us some closet organization ideas. The best part? You can tap into their method from under $17.

According to experts, Lopilato and Buble's mix of open shelving units and closed drawers and boxes is ideal for creating a harmonious (and organized) closet.

'Beautiful design is all about creating balance,' says design expert Laura Watson. 'I like to have both open and closed storage solutions. Have only essential products on show to avoid unnecessary clutter.'

She continues, 'People often cram too much into closets, cabinets, and drawers, which can make it difficult to find items and lead to items bursting out. It’s important to leave some breathing room in storage areas to keep them functional.'

By separating jewelry into distinct storage units (for example, small items like rings are placed in drawer holders, while necklaces hang from a stand on top of the dresser), Lopilato has ensured that accessory clutter is minimized.

Watson says that Lopilato's bag storage is also key: 'Many people forget to utilize vertical space, such as walls and high shelves - missed opportunities for additional storage and organization,' she explains.

She also recommends labeling any items clearly to make finding items even simpler, and coming up with a strategy prior to purchasing any storage solutions.

'Without proper organization systems, even the best storage solutions can become chaotic,' Watson states. 'Using labeled bins and baskets helps keep everything in its place and makes items easy to find.'

She continues, 'Jumping into space-saving projects without a clear plan can lead to inefficient use of space and resources. Taking the time to measure, plan, and visualize the layout can result in a more effective and aesthetically pleasing outcome.'

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I recommend taking stock of how much jewelry you own and basing your box/organizer purchases on that – flat trays are great for big collections, while a single box might suffice for a small one.

Christmas cookie season may be over, but that doesn't stop us from revisiting an appliance that makes the baking process seamless. Last December, actress Luisana Lopilato (who is married to Michael Bublé) shared a behind-the-scenes of her cookie-making experience, all of which was made simple by her Thermomix appliance.

It appears as though Lopilato has the Thermomix TM6 model, the same appliance that received four and a half stars during the Homes & Gardens review process. After seeing how quickly (and simply) it creates perfect cookie dough, our review rings true. 'This machine solves everything for you. I really can’t lie. With this, I [will] make you some cookies,' Lopilato says. She fills the bowl with sugar, butter, and flour before choosing one of its 28 settings – for perfect results.

Invented in 1971 and continually reimagined by German engineers ever since, Thermomix has won a place on several celebrity kitchen countertops, from Bublé and Lopilato to Whoopi Goldberg – who previously featured it in her gift guide. The Thermomix TM6 (available from the retailer) is arguably the most popular model to date, so if you're thinking about investing, Lopilato's (unintentional) endorsement may well be your sign.

Naturally, the Thermomix TM6 is one of the most professional multifunctional appliances money can buy, but we admit it does come with a significant price tag. If you'd like to try your hand at a similar machine (maybe even to test how often you'd use something with a similar ability, then the Ninja Foodi 14-in-1 (available on Amazon) is a great alternative.

To start, we also gave the Ninja Foodi a multi-cooker 4.5 stars in our review, the same rating as the Thermomix TM6, but at a more accessible price point. However, it's worth noting that this appliance has a reported 14 settings compared to the Thermomix's 28, in terms of everyday functionality, the Ninja Foodi covers all of the cooking methods you are most likely to use. If you want more advanced features like Wifi connectivity, a sleek touch screen, and built-in stirring, Thermomix is the best option, but it comes at a price.

It also goes without saying that we wouldn't judge you for making Christmas cookies in any model you choose (even if it is January).

It's not every day that Luisana Lopilato, Gordon Ramsay, Hailey Bieber, and Cameron Diaz all share something in common (aside from their celebrity status, naturally). However, the iconic Hexcald non-stick frying pan has brought these unlikely figures together.

Luisana Lopilato and Michael Bublé are the latest in an admirable list of celebrities who introduced a Hexclad, aka the best non-stick frying pan, into their kitchens – but this cookware has its place beyond domestic settings. Michelin-star chef Gordon Ramsay uses the same non-stick frying pan (available via HexClad) in his restaurants' kitchens.

'I use the pans at home, in my 3 Michelin Star restaurant, and at my cooking Academy. The combination of stainless steel and non-stick functionality is amazing. It's highly versatile and cooks to utter perfection,' Ramsay says.

Back in the Bublé household, however, Lopilato how she uses the cult-favorite product for perfect fried eggs.

'This is going to look so good in my kitchen,' Lopilato says after unboxing her frying pan and wok (also available at HexClad). 'I love to make people I love happy, so I cook for them. I love to eat healthy as much as I can, and I love to cook with no oil, so I think this is the perfect gift for me.'

After curing her new pans, she takes them to the stove to make her eggs, then shows how easily they slide from the non-stick surface (without the need for oil). 'It's not sticky at all. I love this product; you guys need to try it. I am so happy,' she says. Better yet, the pan is currently reduced on Hexclad, so you can follow their example at an even more accessible cost.

Frying pan aside, Hexclad's reputation spans more high-quality pieces that make for the perfect last-minute Christmas present. They look great on every countertop and deliver the perfectly cooked food we can expect from restaurant-quality cookware.

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White kitchens, for some, serve as blank canvases to incorporate colorful accessories and decor. Others, however, go fully monochromatic with an all-white look. However, the latter camp requires some expert styling to ensure that it doesn't look too flat.

We are taking cues from Michael Bublé and Luisana Lopilato, who shared a snap of their multi-dimensional white kitchen. While the matte cabinets and kitchen counters are sleek, the subtle pattern of the tiled backsplash adds some visual interest, giving us some white kitchen ideas that will evolve with time.

Looking to spruce up your white kitchen? Designers say that Lopilato's tile trick is the pefect starting point. Though it involves some time and effort, it's easier than a larger-scale renovation, but the effects are unmatched.

'A tiled backsplash is an ideal place to introduce texture and style in a white kitchen,' says designer Nina Lichtenstein. 'Consider a patterned tile in subtle shades, such as gray or beige, for a sophisticated look that doesn’t overpower the space. Subway kitchen tiles are a classic choice, but try opting for a beveled or hand-finished version to bring depth. For a modern touch, go for a herringbone or hexagon tile pattern that keeps the backdrop interesting without straying from a neutral palette.'

She continues, 'Natural wood tones can balance out the crispness of a white kitchen by adding warmth and character. Try floating wood shelves, a butcher block countertop for your island, wood ceiling beams, or wooden stools. Lighter woods, like maple or oak, create a calming look, while darker wood accents like walnut add a more dramatic contrast that can anchor the space visually.'

Alternatively, Lichtenstein recommends implementing metallic elements, such as handles or accents, that look chic in a kitchen.

'Hardware and fixtures in brass, matte black, or copper bring instant elegance and personality to a white kitchen,' she says. 'Whether through cabinet handles, light fixtures, or even a faucet, metallic finishes add a chic touch without overwhelming the palette. For a luxe look, try a statement pendant light over the island with a polished metal finish or matte black cabinet hardware to create depth.'

Additionally, 'Consider incorporating glass-front or open shelving for displaying beautiful dishware, ceramics, or other decor. This creates layers of texture and color, breaking up the monotony of closed cabinetry. Open shelving also lets you swap out items seasonally, keeping the space fresh and updated over time.'

Finally, if you do want to incorporate some color, think about going down a natural route with some plants.

'Nothing brings life to a white kitchen like a bit of greenery,' Lichtenstein says. 'A few potted herbs on the windowsill or a trailing plant on an open shelf can add color and energy. Choose plants that thrive indoors, such as pothos or succulents, and place them strategically to soften the lines of the space.'

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Monochromatic kitchens can have some flexibility with a color palette, too; add in taupe, cream, or gray for a subtle switch-up of shades.

When storage spaces are as beautiful as they are functional, it's a huge win. Often, shelving units can be bulky and unappealing, while sleek ones are more pleasing to the eye.

That's why Michael Bublé and Luisana Lopilato's take on the invisible kitchen storage trend immediately caught our attention. In a clip recently posted to Lopilato's Instagram page, we can see the floor-to-ceiling, white shelving units in her closet. The minimalist appearance blends into the rest of the space's gray floors and adjacent floor-to-ceiling mirrors, making it look uniform and pristine. While floor-to-ceiling storage is not available in every home, we got insight from a design expert on how to achieve similar closet storage solutions that are contained and aesthetically pleasing.

First and foremost, color can impact how storage units appear, and as such, opting for lighter shades is a pro tip. 'Using color and lighting effectively can significantly enhance the perception of space in a small home,' says Laura Watson, team leader of Ikea's remote interior design service via Barratt London. 'Light colors, such as whites, pastels, and soft neutrals, reflect light and make a room feel larger and more open, while darker colors can be used for a moody, cozy feel.'

Watson continues, 'Color placement is also important. Using color to emphasize vertical space draws the eye up and creates the illusion of height.' For instance, we can see that Lopilato's use of a shiny, white finish, blends seamlessly into the gray flooring, rather than contrasting it.

Naturally, closed storage solutions are beneficial to achieving the 'invisible,' storage look. On the other hand, open storage can be beautiful for displaying items, those wishing to keep their belongings tucked away should opt for closed drawers, particularly in places like the closet and the kitchen. 'Beautiful design is all about creating balance,' Watson says. 'I like to have both open and closed storage solutions. Have only essential products on show to avoid unnecessary clutter.'

Additionally, the trending invisible storage trend is highly verstatile, moving beyond the closet and into living rooms and dens, even giving us some media room ideas. 'In entertainment areas, media cabinets are being increasingly designed with ample storage to manage and organize electronics, cables, and other accessories, helping to keep these spaces tidy and functional,' Victoria Varney, head of interior design at Richard Grafton Interiors says. 'These trends highlight a shift towards smarter, more efficient use of space, with an emphasis on hidden storage that enhances both functionality and design.'

She also says that decorating with mirrors, like the large one in Lopilato's closet, can actually make the space feel larger. 'Adding mirrors is a great way to create the illusion of more space,' she says. 'Mirrors reflect light, which can brighten a room and make it feel larger and more open. Strategically placing mirrors across from windows or in darker areas can significantly enhance the sense of space in a small home.'

Below, find some closet essentials that will help reduce clutter and keep items out of sight.

If you want to install a similar look in your home, it's important to stay on top of cleaning. For instance, if your cabinets are white like Lopilato's, make sure you are wiping them regularly to avoid stains drawing attention.

We believe that invisible storage is a fantastic way to keep any home looking tidy.

When asked to describe Michael Bublé and Luisana Lopilato's open-plan living room, modernity is likely to come to mind. The sleek, black-and-white space is a trove of smooth, contemporary design aesthetics – with one exception: their exposed brick wall.

While the question as to whether an exposed brick is still on trend has divided some designers over recent years, the introduction of this textured piece in Bublé's makes a case that's hard to dispute. The feature stands as a tactile alternative to the traditional accent wall – designed to keep the look alive for more than the year ahead.

'Exposed brickwork can make a strong design statement its texture and tactile appeal create great focal points especially if the other walls in the space have a contrasting smooth finish,' comments designer Shanade McAllister-Fisher. 'It has a naturally warm feel and so is perfectly placed in a bedroom or living space where you want to create a cozy environment.' But why is it trending? According to experts, we can owe its sucsess to its tactile, organic nature that can serve as a respite in a modern, digital world.

In its latest design trends report, wall-covering experts Wallsauce predict that in 2025, the interior trends will focus on our hunt for human connection within a technology-driven world and deliver an organic style with a futuristic look. Installing an exposed brick wall, such as Michael Bublé and Luisana Lopilato's, is a powerful starting point.

'In a bid to reconnect, sensorial design will be at the forefront. A sensory experience sets us grounded. So, we can expect to implement various fabrics, such as wool and linen, within our interiors to create a tactile environment. Textured walls and ceilings will also be seen in homes,' comments Amy Stansfield from the brand.

We admit, in all its beauty, an exposed brick wall is not so simple to install, but there are some ways to get the look without having to contend with a whole room renovation. 'A cost-effective way of fulfilling this trend is introducing faux texture murals. Brick, stone, marble, and concrete effects are becoming popular,' she says.

Brick walls aside, we love Michael Bublé and Luisana Lopilato's 'deconstructed gallery wall,' as seen in front of the feature in the post above. The best part? Getting the look is even simpler. To begin, we've handpicked these pieces below. With this trend, it really is impossible to go wrong.

When choosing a bedroom color palette, light neutrals are a consistently safe choice. Creams, whites, and grays are counted among the most soothing and un-intrusive shades we can introduce in our sleep space, making them ideal for promoting a calm slumber. However, in all their versatility, we admit, neutrals risk falling on the wrong side of boring – so how can that be avoided? Michael Bublé and Luisana Lopilato have found the solution.

Actress Lopilato recently shared an unboxing in the couple's white bedroom – starting with their gray bed (featuring a white patterned botanical quilt) and a padded leather-covered wall behind the bedhead. The corner also features a gray rug, woven basket, and statement chandelier, all bringing experimental textures to the white space.

Lopilato then travels to the closet area, featuring vertical, invisible-style cabinets with a glossy, off-white front.

While it can be tricky to keep neutral bedrooms interesting, the couple's injection of textures (from the leather wall to rug and glossy-fronted cabinets) means they enjoy the benefits of white without it feeling too vanilla. Designers, including Claire Garner of Claire Garner Interiors, swear by a similar technique.

'Neutral bedrooms work so well from a design perspective because they create a calm, timeless, and versatile backdrop that enhances relaxation. Soft, muted shades like beige, cream, grey, taupe, and soft whites have a natural, calming effect on the mind and provide a great blank canvas for introducing textures, patterns, and accents without clashing,' Garner explains. 'Neutral colored tones will also reflect the light well, helping to make a bedroom feel airy and spacious, whatever its size.'

The designer recommends learning from Bublé and Lopilato – starting with neutral-colored walls, which will instantly create a soothing base for the rest of your design choices.

'You can then play with textures to add depth to your scheme, such as pairing a chunky knit throw with smooth cotton pillows or layering a faux fur rug on top of a soft wool carpet. Textured headboards, woven baskets, or rattan furniture can also enhance the room’s tactile quality.' she comments.

We can similarly learn from Bublé and Lopilato's injection of subtle patterns – seen through their quilt cover. However, we can take this further with more cushions and lightly patterned wallpaper.

'While neutral tones are often associated with solids, don’t be afraid to incorporate subtle patterns to break up the monotony. Geometric, floral, or striped patterns in soft shades can be introduced through cushions, bedspreads, or even wallpaper. Ensure the patterns are delicate and understated to maintain a peaceful atmosphere,' she says. We can shop the Lopilato look with these handpicked buys (inspired by her space) below.

'A touch of greenery also works well in a neutral scheme and can breathe life into the space. Potted plants, a vase of fresh flowers, or hanging planters will bring a natural, refreshing contrast to a muted bedroom without disrupting the overall ambiance.'

At the end of a long day of work, you need kitchen appliances that can help you make dinner for your family quickly and easily, with very little mess. You also want pieces that look stylish on your countertops and don't take up too much space. The air fryer boom has been wonderful for those of us who prioritize simplicity and aesthetics in our cooking, but not all air fryers are created equal.

Celebrities always have their fingers on the pulse of the best appliances, so when searching for the best air fryer, we turned to an unlikely place: Michael Bublé and Luisana Lopilato's kitchen.

Bublé and Lopilato swear by the Ninja Foodi Os300, one of the most consistently well-rated air fryers, to cook for their family. We spotted the appliance in a recent Instagram video from Lopilato, where she makes her children and their friends an appropriately named 'octopus sausage' (literally hot dogs cut in the shape of an octopus). It makes delicious food in moments.

As per usual, the couple knows what they're doing. Our Ninja Foodi 14-in-1 8qt XL review ranks a very similar appliance to Bublé and Lopilato's at 4.5 out of 5 stars. Contributing Editor Alyssa LeAnne Owens lauds the machine for its wide range of cooking options, all of which work incredibly well. She says that it preheats quickly, and the 'keep warm' function is great for family cooking. Her only criticism is that it takes up too much space on the countertop.

Luckily, for those who want one of the best Ninja air fryers in a more compact size, Amazon is offering up to 40% off of some of its best-selling styles for Prime Day. Though they aren't the exact style used by Bublé and Lopilato, all of Ninja's products are among Homes & Gardens's most loved list of kitchen appliances.

Though Michael Bublé's kitchen might not be the first place you think to look for air fryer inspiration, when his idea is this good, and on sale, how can we resist?

Gallery walls have emerged as one of the most beautiful ways to infuse personality and warmth into a space. We've seen thousands of takes on the look, but the one in Michael Bublé and his wife Luisana Lopilato's living room might just be the coolest to date.

Their alternative gallery wall features a row of black and white frames featuring family photos propped casually against the wall on top of their thin black fireplace mantle. Its relaxed styling gives a cheerful attitude combined with luxury design sensibility. It fits perfectly into their industrial chic space. Naturally, top interior designers love the unorthodox photo wall's roguish charm.

Designer Nicholas Kaiko tells Homes & Gardens: 'In this particular space, the casual nature of the deconstructed gallery wall complements the modern living room aesthetic without feeling rigid. The lack of symmetry and uniformity provides a visual contrast to the more structured elements in the room, such as the sleek furniture and clean lines of the architecture. It softens the overall look and adds personality, perhaps making the room feel more authentic and reflective of their taste.'

The alternative to a gallery wall further helps our eyes to focus in the room. Melissa Read, London-based principal designer at Studio Burntwood states: 'Michael Bublé's deconstructed gallery wall represents a playful design approach to styling. The black frames tie in nicely with other features in the space, including the sleek steel architecture. The frames help to add contrast to an otherwise simple wall, adding a playful focal point. This design feature allows flexibility with placement whilst also allowing the photographs to be updated with ease.'

If you're wondering 'are gallery walls still in style?,' the answer is yes. Buble's look can have stunning effect for any home. Kaiko states: 'A deconstructed gallery wall like the one in this room breaks away from the formality of the perfectly aligned, creating a more relaxed and personal atmosphere. It feels curated yet unpretentious, which makes the space feel lived-in and approachable. This kind of arrangement allows for greater freedom in how each piece is showcased, giving each artwork its own moment while contributing to a collective narrative.'

However, the style in isolation doesn't mean as much as when it's coordinated with other furnishings, such as the living room lighting. 'The interplay between the deconstructed gallery wall and the statement lighting is crucial in maintaining balance within the space,' says Kaiko. 'The lighting installation, with its numerous hanging fixtures, is bold and eye-catching. However, because it is suspended and occupies the upper visual plane of the room, it doesn’t overwhelm the gallery wall, which sits lower in the space. This separation in levels allows both elements to shine without competing for attention.'

He continues, 'The lighting also casts a soft glow that highlights the art pieces, enhancing their presence while ensuring that the room doesn’t feel overly cluttered. Additionally, both the gallery wall and the lighting share a sense of randomness in their arrangement – the scattered lights echo the casual layout of the artwork, creating harmony through contrast.'

Alternatively, we can achieve the right ambiance with task lighting, especially from small lamps, such as this one from Amazon. We think it would pair well with a deconstructed gallery wall on any console or side table.

DIY tips for a similar gallery wall requires more forethought than you might think. Kaiko states: 'To replicate this look strike a balance between investment pieces and more accessible options. For the gallery wall mix artwork of varying sizes, frames and styles to create that deconstructed, casual vibe. You don’t need to stick to expensive original pieces—personal photos, prints, or even DIY artwork can be incorporated. The key is in the arrangement, allowing for a variety of shapes and orientations that feel curated but not too perfect. For an added luxury touch, investing in one or two standout pieces or custom frames can elevate the look.'

Further, be sure to consider the rest of the room in your vision. As for living room ceiling lighting, Kaiko recommends that readers: 'Look for multi-bulb pendant lights or chandeliers with a cascading design. To maintain the luxe feel, opt for fixtures with interesting textures, like frosted glass or metallic finishes.'

Choosing the right materials for the room also determine the success of this look. He states: 'The subtle brick wall backdrop and the neutral tones of the furnishings allow the gallery wall and lighting to stand out. Choose complementary, understated wall finishes and neutral-toned furniture. A balance of soft textiles like cushions or throws and sleek, modern furniture can help ground the design and make the statement elements stand out.'

Infusing your personality into your home is always the right choice.

The bathroom, conventionally among the most functional spaces in every home, also has the potential to be the most therapeutic. This is a fact that's not lost on Luisana Lopilato and Michael Bublé.

'The bathroom used to be a sanctuary from the world. Now, with smartphones at our fingertips, it's become a digital battleground. Brushing our teeth while checking work emails has become the norm,' comments Zoe Jones, the senior creative producer at Roper Rhodes. 'Bathrooms should be the place for rituals as well as routine, and we want to create a space where homeowners can unwind and relax in serenity.'

To act back, we're taking notes from the couple's spa bathroom, designed to promote wellness in a way that the expert supports. The minimalist space exhibits an aesthetic that rivals a boutique hotel, starting with the slab stone tiles and light wooden wall panels.

'Incorporating natural materials like wood, stone, or bamboo into your bathroom can help create a grounding and calming environment,' Jones explains. Tapping into their influence is easier than it initially seems (yes, even in small bathrooms).

'A stone sink, wooden bathmat, or bamboo accessories can introduce an earthy, organic feel, reminding you of the natural world outside and fostering a sense of balance and harmony.'

Michael Bublé and Luisana Lopilato's combination of natural materials set the perfect spa-bathroom base. However, we can take yet more lessons from their space. Next up: their bright, neutral color scheme, designed to emphasize natural light (and consequently create an airy, spa-like environment).

'Bright, crisp light and fresh air are the perfect way to clear your mind and senses. Leave your primary light off and open your windows to make the most of natural light and air,' Jones comments.

'Create a gentle bathroom color palette in your bathroom by layering soothing tones such as taupe, warm whites, and sage greens, and avoid monochrome colors that can jar the eyes and senses.'

Next, while Lopilato's statement soaking tub is perhaps the ultimate spa-bathroom must-have, the expert is taken by another water feature (also seen in the footage).

'If budget allows, consider installing a rainfall showerhead that mimics the soothing feel of natural rain and helps your natural circulation,' she says. 'The open, airy design of a walk-in shower also enhances the feeling of freshness and space, setting a positive tone.'

If a rainfall shower isn't as accessible, we can still take notes on the couple's sleek storage. To maintain the sleek, minimalist aesthetic, they've opted for handleless cabinets (coincidentally similar to the ones we've already spotted in their kitchen). For those with storage already installed, Jones recommends taking inspiration from their clutter-free bathroom countertops – something we can achieve with simple storage accessories. We've noted our current favorite items below.

'Stylish storage solutions maintain a clutter-free and tranquil bathroom atmosphere. Decorative baskets for towels and bins for frequently used items elevate the aesthetic while keeping essentials within easy reach,' Jones says. We're taking this as our cue to prioritize relaxation in our bathroom, no matter its size.