As an interior designer, I've noticed wealthy clients rarely have things like mass-produced art, overly trendy decor, and fake plants in their homes.

"Many builders include them because they keep the classic silhouette of a home," a design expert told Newsweek.

Big fake leaves look cheap, said the designer. ARTFULLY-79 – stock.adobe.com You may want to leaf this item out of your home. The first thing Sousa said people should avoid is fake trees with ...

Counterfeit designer items are so convincing these days, even this consumer reporter could not spot a fake. How to know the warning signs.

If it’s not already apparent, there’s a lot wrong with ordering fake handbags from sketchy sites. Buying them isn’t illegal, but in the United States, selling them is, which is likely why so ...

The multibillion-dollar replica business costs name-brand companies billions in lost sales per year. But for some consumers, buying knockoffs of name-brand products for personal use saves them ...

Fake books can also double as storage containers. Beth Coller for The New York Times Fake books are used “if we want the client to feel a portrayal of a well-traveled life,” Ms. Shiwlall said.

When Eliza Blank, 34, started the Sill in 2012, she had no intention of selling artificial plants. That changed in 2019, when she began offering a line of faux pothos, monstera and pilea.