Lucy Clark
School
Otterbein University
Expertise
Houseplant Care, Maximalist Design, Organization
- Lucy has loved houseplants since she can remember, and is a natural born green thumb.
- She has a keen eye and appreciation for eclectic, over-the-top, and colorful interior design, and loves incorporating it in her own life.
- Organization was her first passion, and she loves nothing more than arranging things in functional and unique ways.
Experience
Lucy began her post-graduate professional writing career with Static Media in January 2022 through House Digest. Prior to that, she worked for Quiz & Quill, Otterbein University's literary magazine, as well as Aegis, Otterbein's humanities journal. During her time at the university, she published multiple book reviews at both outlets. She also has experience working for a gardening center, where she learned a number of valuable and practical gardening and landscaping tips and tricks.
Education
Lucy has a Bachelor of Fine Arts in English Creative Writing from Otterbein University, the quiet peaceful village located in Westerville, Ohio.
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Stories By Lucy Clark
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Cut down on your carbon footprint by reusing your wine bottles as a water can, or take it a step further by turning them into a self-watering system.
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If you've ever ventured into the art of feng shui, odds are you've heard about the Bagua map. Here's how to use it to promote your home's feng shui.
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This article explains why it is considered bad feng shui for a mirror to face your bathroom door. It also offers more straightforward solutions.
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If your home has suffered from water damage, it's imperative that you act quickly. Here's how to keep dangerous mold from growing on your walls.
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Given that your refrigerator is the largest appliance in your kitchen, it's no surprise it has a big impact when it comes to optimizing the room for feng shui.
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Incorporating a kitchen island into your space has many benefits, but there are some mistakes you should avoid making when designing an island.
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Appliance manuals are helpful when you first make a purchase but are rarely used after, which leads to the question: Should we hang on to our appliance manuals?
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Removing burn marks from a fireplace glass door can prove difficult when using typical cleaning products. Next time, try this quick repurposing hack instead.
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This hack is completely free if you have bubble wrap lying around your house from recent packages. Here's how to use it and what it can do for your fridge.
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You may have seen these functional shelves in public restrooms; they're much more convenient than holding your phone while in the bathroom.
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Buying a new appliance is a big-ticket purchase that doesn't come along often and so when it does, make sure you get a good deal by buying at the right time.
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When it comes time to clean the range hood in your kitchen, you'll need to know what type of design it is: ducted or ductless. Each requires a different method.
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If you notice more mushrooms sprouting in your yard, it could be for a few reasons, with one cause found underground and another in environmental conditions.
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Don't let droopy tulips bring you down this spring. Maximize your tulips' lifespan with these simple tips for a long-lasting flower arrangement.
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HGTV's Rico León helps save those caught in the wake of a bad contracting job. Here are the red flags he says to look out for in your upcoming renovation.
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If your kitchen is short on space, throwing clean dish towels in the pantry might make sense. Here's why you should find another home for your dish towels.
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There are plenty of ways to spruce up your car's interior, but have you ever considered adding a touch of greenery? We look at the 'cardening' trend.
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Curtains provide privacy but they also frame your view to the outside. Hang them properly so you don't end up making your room feel cramped or closed off.
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If you want to add variety and lushness to your garden, underplanting around larger plants is an amazing idea. Find out why and how to do it today.
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Given the prominence your vanity plays in your bathroom look, it's no wonder that your design choices here can make all the difference in elevating your space.
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Light Bio, a company focused on creating "living light," is working on houseplants that will glow in the dark - and provide another light source for the home.
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Would you want to live behind bars? This real estate listing has caught the eyes of social media users everywhere -- check out what all the buzz is about.
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When renovating your home, aiming to maximize resale value rarely pays off in terms of personality. The hosts of HGTV's "Home Town" let you know what to avoid.
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Adding greenery above your kitchen cabinets can bring a pop of color -- but it's also good for the flow of energy, according to feng shui. Here's why.
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When you're designing or remodeling a kitchen, deciding where to place certain elements can be tough. Here's where to put your stove, according to feng shui.
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Maintaining a green lawn takes a lot of water, but luckily there are a few easy ways to cut down on your water usage while still having a beautiful yard.
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A basement can be a versatile area of your home. However, you should take these precautions before installing laminate flooring in a concrete basement.