The Old-School Piece Of Furniture That Deserves A Place In More Living Rooms
Once a '50s icon, this furniture makes you want to sprawl out in the living room — and best yet, it's now updated with even more style and comfort.
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Stories By Ryane DeFalco
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This Rope Hack Speeds Up Wrapping Outdoor Tree Lights—and Makes Removal A Breeze
Twinkling lights wrapped around a tree can bring holiday cheer, but the act of setting them up can be frustrating. Here's a simple hack to make it easier.
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What To Consider Before Using Faux-Concrete Countertops In Your Kitchen
Are you considering the trendy faux-concrete countertop look for your kitchen? Just be sure you’re ready for the extra commitment it quietly demands.
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Craft Massive Snowflake Decor On A Budget With A Dollar Tree DIY
Instead of making a wreath this holiday season, try this unique giant snowflake that you can DIY using budget-friendly supplies from Dollar Tree.
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The Smart Beadboard Hack That Makes Cutting Around Outlets So Much Easier
Mis-measured outlet positions can quickly ruin a beadboard installation and waste a ton of time. Avoid the headache with an easy paint hack for perfect cutouts.
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How To Paint With The Color Orange Without Going Overboard
Orange paint can quickly become overwhelming if not employed carefully. Here's how to make the best of this warming and natural color.
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The Functional Built-In Shower Feature That Adds A Spa-Like Luxury Look
Few things are more relaxing than a comfortable shower, and if you want to ensure a spa-style experience every time, add these helpful details.
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Stop Overlooking This Countertop Color - It Can Instantly Transform Your Kitchen
If you want a countertop color for your kitchen that is neutral enough to go with everything, but unique enough to stand out, try this striking hue.
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Before You Swap Your Bathroom Light Fixture, Check This Crucial Detail
A new bathroom light fixture can improve illumination and add a new style to the room. Save money and make the swap easier by focuses on a specific feature.
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The Cleaning Tip That Extends The Life Of Your Painted Cabinets
Painted cabinets are a joy as you can color-match them to any scheme, but there is an important cleaning tip you should know to keep them in the best condition.
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Subway Tile Is Outdated: This Colorful Backsplash Trend Will Surprise Everyone In 2026
Explore this tile trend of 2026 and move past traditional Subway tiles. Embrace creativity with colorful designs that go beyond basic, monochromatic patterns.
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The Christmas Colors That Are On Trend For 2025 (No, Not Red & Green)
Broaden your horizons this Christmas season with an expanded holiday palette of bright colors to express yourself and rich hues to add a new layer of elegance.
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Summer 2025's Biggest Color Trend Is Already Looking Outdated In Your Home
Although spring brought us this bright, cheery hue to splash around our living spaces, many have come to realize this sunny shade is tough to work with.
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The Wood Burning Fireplace Trend Is Back - Here's How To Make It More Modern
There's no need for your cozy wood-burning fireplace to make your home look dated. Learn how to easily add texture and style for a more modern hearth.
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If You Use Glass Cleaner On Your TV Screen, Here's What Will Happen
Glass cleaner may seem like the obvious choice for a smudgy TV, but the screen's unique layers may not respond as favorably to traditional products.
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The Stair Design Trend That Is Seriously Outdating Your Modern Home
The look of your staircase can be an important aspect of your home. If you want a more modern aesthetic, make sure to avoid this once-popular design.
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Homeowners Are Ditching Salt For An Item That Can Melt Snow & Ice Away
Forget about rock salt -- the next time you need to de-ice your driveway, turn to this alternative that works faster (and in colder temperatures, too).
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How To Choose The Best Patio Furniture Covers For The Winter Months
Winter is coming, and with it comes tough weather. If you have some patio furniture, then you need to find the proper covers in order to protect it.
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Things To Consider Before Using A Pencil Edge (& How To Style It In Your Home)
Kitchen counters are essential for cooking, serving, and socializing. Keep them simple and approachable with one design that feels both modern and classic.
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The Design Tip That Makes Your Long, Narrow Bathroom Feel More Spacious
A long and narrow bathroom can be very frustrating, and likely doesn't look good on the eyes either. This tip can make it feel less cramped.
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How Tall Your Bathroom Tile Backsplash Should Actually Be
A tile bathroom backsplash serves for both style and function. Typically, 4 inches is the standard height, but it's not the ideal height for this feature.
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The Unexpected Kitchen Reno Choice That Can Stop Countertop Clutter
When you next undertake a kitchen reno, there's one thing that you want to consider carefully because it can limit your countertop clutter if done right.
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The Once Timeless Color Palette That Can Make Your Home Feel Dated
It’s a home décor color scheme that was seen as safe and classic but now comes across as just plain boring. Try these tips to liven up your space.
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This '90s Comeback Proves That Every Outdated Trend Becomes Popular Again
It turns out grunge and baggy jeans aren't the only styles to survive into the 21st century: Interior design from that era is also coming back around.
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The '80s Bathroom Flooring Trend That's Making A Hard Comeback
Like it or hate it, the 1980s was an era of extreme style choices. Now, one bathroom trend is having another moment, but it might not be right for you.
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The Once-Popular Kitchen Accessory That'll Help Organize Your Small Space
Sometimes we throw away old items that we think we won't use anymore, but every once in a while there is an item that can be repurposed to solve an issue.
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Boiler Vs Furnace: What's The Difference And Which Is Better?
Boilers and furnaces both keep your home warm, but one may suit your budget and energy habits better than the other, depending on what you prioritize most.
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