Darby Wagler
School
Trevecca Nazarene University
Expertise
Organization, Budget-friendly Decorations, Accent Walls
- Using inexpensive and thrifted items, Darby decorated her apartment with a modern bohemian style.
- She often organizes pantries and closets for friends and family.
- Taking inspiration from HGTV and YouTube, she has DIY'd multiple accent walls using paint, artwork, and book pages.
Experience
Darby previously wrote professional blog posts on beauty products. She also tutored college students in academic and creative writing. During her undergraduate studies, she won multiple awards including the Best Scholarly Paper Award and the English Major Award. Her passion for decorating and organizing is what brought her to House Digest.
Education
Darby obtained her bachelor of arts degree from Trevecca Nazarene University, located in Nashville, TN. She majored in English and minored in Creative Writing and Psychology.
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Stories By Darby Wagler
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Heated or electric blankets are used to keep warm during the cold months. Discover our top 5 picks based on their ease of use, functionality, and versatility.
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A toilet plunger is necessary to have on hand whenever clogs occur. If you're looking for the best options, check out our 8 top functional and stylish picks.
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It is always fun to DIY a bird feeder from upcycled materials. But can you make one using an old Pringles can? We went ahead and put it to the test!
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It seems that our favorite candles melt away in no time flat. We decided to try out the viral hack of freezing our candle first with some interesting results.
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It's almost impossible to evenly space the fabric at the top of your curtains, but with this pool noodle hack, how you hang curtains will be changed forever.
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Adding shade to your patio doesn't have to come with a hefty price tag. Check out TikTok's DIY canopy hack and discover how to steal the look for your space.
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Next time you finish a jug of milk, save the container for your garden hacks. Here, we take a look at eight of the coolest ways you can repurpose the plastic.
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This viral couch-cleaning hack featured on TikTok should be avoided at all costs, as it can cause issues, including not properly cleaning the fabric.
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Looking to soften your garden hose's spray? This water balloon trick may be exactly what you need. And no, it doesn't involve throwing water balloons.
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There's a combination of ingredients lurking in your home that, when mixed, make the perfect grout-cleaning product, eliminating the need for store-bought ones.
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Organization is key when designing a small kitchen to be functional and stylish. Surprisingly, a towel rack can majorly improve a tight space. Here's how.
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Who said Legos are just for kids? With this simple DIY, you can create a stunning, colorful Lego coffee table every maximalist dreams of. Here how.
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If you love plants, you know how expensive pots can be. Luckily, with this cheap IKEA hack, you can turn an old pot into a luxurious planter.
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While you can use pesticides to keep slugs and snails away, if you'd rather go a more natural route, try using copper mesh to keep them from eating your plants.
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Looking for a budget-friendly way to spruce up your living space? These unique shelf designs will help you showcase your favorite accessories in style.
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For seasoned interior designers like Emily Henderson, the difference is in the details. That's why she customized her kitchen to exclude this common feature.
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Keeping your home smelling fresh and clean can be a challenge. Try this dryer sheet hack so that your home smells fresh and clean year round.
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Since pool noodles are inexpensive, you can implement this hack for under $10. And when you want to rock again, just slide off the pool noodle.
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You don't need to go all out on redecorating to give a room a lift. Here's how painting the trim in your kitchen can elevate the room and make it less boring.
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For that dim built-in shelf cast in shadow, the "Property Brothers" have a lighting solution that will brighten your space and highlight your art.
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HGTV's Nate Berkus is a proponent of using 3D objects on walls. He also has some guidance for anyone who thinks there are design rules they need to follow.
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Small items have a tendency to get jumbled up together in a random drawer or even lost. This freezer item will ensure they stay tidy and contained.
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Maybe you don't like the tall, boxy frame look of a canopy bed. Or maybe you don't have the space for a large bed frame. Either way, this one is for you.
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Cleaning spills with a paper towel or rag can be wasteful and time-consuming. So, why not use a squeegee? This handy tool can easily wipe up most surfaces.
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Curtains can either be the cherry on top of an elegant space or throw the entire design off. Here's the common styling mistake Emily Henderson says to avoid.
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What better way to add life and color to your yard than by planting a few statement blooms? We've found 18 stunning varieties even an amateur gardener can grow.
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Grow large, healthy watermelons by introducing companion plants near them. Doing so can repel pests and attract pollinators. Here are a few to consider.