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Editor’s note: During this uncertain time, OpenTable is working around the clock on ways to support restaurants. Currently, we’re heavily promoting delivery and gift cards; offering fee relief to impacted restaurants; working with local restaurant associations; and we have a whole lot more in the works. But we also want to highlight some of the great actions restaurants are taking to continue to support their community.

There’s no space more intimate—and more reflective of your unique brand of personal style—than your home. Whether it skews a little more boho, adamantly mid-century, heavy on the vintage, or decidedly modern, the collection of items under your roof adds up to an interior

Old-school glassware

When chef David Nayfeld was forced to shutter his San Francisco Italian restaurant due to the COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak, he racked his brain on how to keep helping the community. That’s when he heard from one of his investors, a Twitter co-founder, who with his wife pledged $2,000 a day to have Nayfeld cook free meals for those in need. Once another investor heard about the pledge, he and his wife added an additional $2,000 a day. Now, anyone who wants to buy a meal from Che Fico can also pledge an additional $50 to give a family a meal. The result is the ability to feed at least 120 people from the Che Fico kitchen — all for free — while also keeping Nayfeld’s management team employed.

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Choose a bright palm print or abstract floral design to celebrate your love of nature, or go for something more reserved, like a cool swath of white marble, to mirror your understated outlook (and mimic the crisp finish of a neutral-painted wall).

But before you head for an overstuffed, underwhelming armchair, take note: This autumn, Etsy sellers are upping the ante on seating. With shoppers searching for bean bag, rocking.

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But before you head for an overstuffed, underwhelming armchair, take note: This autumn, Etsy sellers are upping the ante on seating. With shoppers searching for bean bag, rocking.

Fall: the perfect time of year to throw on your coziest sweater and curl up in a cushiony chair with a good book and a warm drink (PSL, anyone?). But before you head for an overstuffed, underwhelming armchair, take note:

• When it comes to decorating and designing your living room, you need to really crack down on how you’ll use it.
• This is probably the most important question to ask yourself. What is the main purpose of the room? What happens there? Why do people go there?
• A way to test the natural lighting of a room is to see what the room looks like with no artificial lighting coming from lights, lamps or TVs. If the room looks light already, you have some freedom when decorating.
• When it comes to decorating and designing your living room, you need to really crack down on how you’ll use it.
• This is probably the most important question to ask yourself. What is the main purpose of the room? What happens there? Why do people go there?
• A way to test the natural lighting of a room is to see what the room looks like with no artificial lighting coming from lights, lamps or TVs. If the room looks light already, you have some freedom when decorating.

2020 prediction: Wabi-sabi

As Etsy’s resident trend expert, I’m always searching for up-and-coming designers and emerging trends from among the more than 1.8 million creative sellers* and millions of unique items on Etsy. Here is my top home decor trend prediction for 2018.