Martha Stewart's Best Tips For Keeping Countertops Organized
For Martha Stewart, a tidy, thoughtfully arranged surface isn't about minimalism. It's about striking a balance between efficiency and helping daily life flow.
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12 Types Of Burl Wood & The Best Ways To Style Them
Furniture and decor pieces made from burl wood are highly sought after by designers and homeowners alike. Here's a rundown of the different types.
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9 Best Planter Types That Promote Growth, Energy, And Stability According To Feng Shui
Did you know the types of planters and where you place them in your home may be able to affect the flow of energy? Here are the best options.
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10 Outdated Interior Colors No One Expected To Trend Again
From muted burgundy to opulent ochre, these once-forgotten interior colors are making a surprising comeback — one that many designers didn’t see coming.
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10 Old-School Appliance Styles To Avoid In Your Kitchen
Whether you're remodeling your kitchen or just giving it an upgrade, you might want replace a few old-school appliances that can make your space look dated.
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10 Affordable Alternatives To Le Creuset Dutch Ovens That Won't Break The Bank
Dutch ovens are a kitchen cooking essential that can play a lot of different roles, but you don't have to pay Le Creuset-level prices to get a good one.
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Don't Panic! Here's What You Should Do If A Raccoon Gets Into Your House
While an animal control expert is your best and safest bet to get a raccoon out of the house, a few simple sensory deterrents may help it leave on its own.
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The Type Of Houseplant You Should Have Based On Your Birth Month
Unsure what to give a family member or friend for their birthday? Get them a houseplant that matches the personality of people born in their specific month.
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15 Ideas For Incorporating Trendy Blues And Greens Into Your Kitchen
Whether it's a dark forest green or soft powder blue, incorporate trendy blues and greens in your kitchen with small changes to larger renovations.
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1940s Kitchen Design Features We Wish Would Comeback
Sometimes, it's fun to look back on kitchen design features from the past, but some will make you wonder why they're not being used in the kitchens of today.
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10 Valuable Vintage Bread Boxes You Should Be Looking For At The Thrift Store
Breadboxes were a much-needed kitchen item, keeping preservative-free bread fresher longer. Today, they're a valuable thrift find, as long as you choose wisely.
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Everyone Does It, But Here's Why You Shouldn't Feed The Deer In Your Yard During Winter
Feeding animals in the harsh winter might seem kind, but the truth is that their bodies are adapted for changing seasons. Our interference can cause problems.
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Not Daily, Not Monthly, These Things Should Be Cleaned Bi-Weekly
Around any home, some things get cleaned daily, monthly, and even yearly, but some chores fall in between, requiring attention once every two weeks.
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The Sporty, Vintage Thrift Store Score You Can Use To Keep Your Home Organized
There are plenty of vintage items you can find at thrift stores to act as useful decor. But one particular item will give your home an extra sporty look.
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8 Of The Worst Places To Hang A Mirror Anywhere In Your Home
Mirrors can add a lot of aesthetic value to the rooms in your home, but they can also create chaos and distraction if they're hung in the wrong place.
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How Interior Designers Pair Patterns So They Don't Clash
For many homeowners, pairing patterns is scary because it can turn into a design nightmare in seconds. Here's how designers make them work.
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The Generous Decluttering Rule To Avoid Regret When Organizing Closets
If you struggle with closet clutter, here's a clever way to organize the contents while leaving you with absolutely no regrets down the track.
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10 Design Inspiration To Add French Cottage Charm To A Modern Home
The French cottage aesthetic can add a soft, yet luxurious air to any modern home, and these 10 ideas are just what you need to achieve that.
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20 Decor Items From Target You Can Always Rely On
If your home decor is looking a bit dated, but you're on a budget, head to Target for a plethora of reliable decor items that won't cost you a fortune.
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10 Cabinet Wreath Ideas To Decorate Your Kitchen Year Round
Who says wreaths are only for special celebrations and front doors? These 10 wreath ideas can introduce elegant beauty to your kitchen as well.
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7 Tips To Design A Stunning Bedroom With The Bed In Front Of A Window
In some cases, you really have no option but to put your bed in front of a window. Here are some tips on how you can make this work for a stunning layout.
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10 Ways To Use NFC Tags Around The House To Simplify Your Daily Routine
If you're a lover of smart integrations in your home, then these 10 NPC tag hacks are just what you need to automate some of your daily tasks
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14 Ways To Use Paint For A High-Impact Patio Makeover
You can get a can of outdoor paint and a paintbrush or roller at any hardware store, giving you a cheap and easy way to breathe new life into a tired patio.
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Slipcovered Sofas Are Bigger Than Ever In 2026 - Here's How To Style The Trend
Slipcovered couches are making a comeback. They offer you the ability to change up your living room style often while also protecting the sofa from pets.
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15 Ways To Support Wildlife In Your Yard Before Winter's First Frost Hits
Creating a safe haven for wildlife can be beneficial to your yard as well as the local ecosystem. Here are 15 ways to ensure all kinds of critters thrive.
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How To Help Your Lawn Recover From A Drought
Climate issues have increased the frequency of extreme weathers that have negative effects on lawns. Here is how to revive a drought-affected one.
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12 Home Improvement Projects To Try For The Biggest Return When Selling In 2025
While some renovations that offer the biggest home sale ROI cost a lot and take time, others can be done DIY or on a budget for surprisingly large returns.
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