The Easy-To-Build Patio Table That Uses A Simple Wooden Crate
Using a sturdy wooden crate, you can DIY a piece of stylish outdoor furniture that can easily be customized to conform to some of the biggest design trends.
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No More Basic Coasters: DIY A Cuter Set Using Clothespins
You might not give much thought to what your coasters look like, but this easy clothespin DIY makes custom coasters that are as cute as they are functional.
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Turn Broomsticks And Pencil Holders Into A Creative Way To Light Up Your Yard
Don't toss that old wooden broomstick. Instead repurpose it into a sleek, stylish outdoor lighting fixture that will add a unique touch to your yard.
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She Uses Old Abalone Shells To Brighten Her Backyard Fence With An Impressive DIY
Got some huge old abalone shells collected on past road trips to the beach? They make a lovely backyard or patio feature when paired with tiny solar candles.
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Over A Hundred Years Later, This Outdoor Home Feature Looks Completely Different
Over the past century, we've certainly gone through many iterations of this outdoor staple. Here's an inside look at its remarkable evolution.
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Man Uses An Angle Grinder And Chainsaw To Transform Logs And Rocks Into A Gorgeous Bench
Follow this clever DIY to turn reclaimed stones and logs into biophilic decor for your patio, entryway, or garden. We show you how to put this bench together.
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Keep Empty Pistachio Shells To Make Pretty Faux Succulents You Don't Need To Water
Pistachios are good for more than just snacking. Save and clean the shells to create some adorable mini succulents you can display around your home!
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Turn Old Glass Jars Into The Cutest Fall Lanterns With A DIY
If you're in a crafty mood and looking to add some fall flair to your home, this DIY project comes together in minutes with the help of old glass jars.
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Turn Tissue Paper And Cardboard Into A Festive, Colorful Fall Wreath
This fall turn tissue paper and cardboard into a festive wreath that will look like you bought it from the store but it only cost pennies to make.
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Why Do Painters Add Black To White Paint
Adding black to white paint just sounds like a recipe for gray, but our color expert reveals that it is a technical process that can get you the perfect shade.
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Old Cardboard + A Little Creativity = A Colorful DIY Cosmic Lantern
This DIY turns a cardboard box and clear plastic into a gorgeous, celestial-themed lantern that makes a room look downright magical.
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Give Your Kitchen Shelves An Upgrade With Ina Garten's Easy Tip
Ina Garten knows how to create a warm kitchen. She's shared tips on how to add interest to your home, and one simple tip can elevate the entire space.
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Stop Tossing Old Lampshades: Transform Them Into Cement Flower Pots
With a few coats of cement, you can turn a fabric lampshade into a high-end stone planter. Plus, there are many ways to customize the pots for a chic finish.
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Forget Fake Flower Wreaths: Add A Unique Twist Using Pistachio Shells
Artificial wreaths are unconvincing and expensive. Pistachio shells are practically free, with the perfect shape for gluing into your own dahlia-like blooms.
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Turn A Pumpkin Into The Cutest Thanksgiving Treat That Doubles As Decor
With a few additional fruits, turn a pumpkin into a decorative centerpiece shaped like a turkey. It's perfect for Thanksgiving and can even display appetizers.
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Don't Toss Old Terracotta Pots: Turn Them Into Modern Planters With An Affordable DIY
Skip expensive home decor and get crafty with this textured planter DIY from a YouTuber that doubles as outdoor furniture and an indoor storage solution.
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No More Basic Tile Floors: Consider This Luxurious And Durable Alternative Instead
This flooring material looks far more luxurious than regular ceramic or porcelain tile, yet it holds up well over time with minimal maintenance.
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11 Modern Furniture Trends That Boomers Can't Stand
These are trendy furnishings that might be millennial-approved, but won't improve the look or feel of your home in the eyes of baby boomer guests or buyers.
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The Interior Design Trend Boomers Love But Shouldn't Make A Comeback
If you want your home to look on-trend and up-to-date, stay away from this boomer-approved fad that can make any room look outdated and tasteless.
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Transform The Acorns In Your Yard Into The Sweetest Decorations For Planters
Give your houseplants some tiny company. This easy nature craft uses yard twigs, a little carving, and a pop of paint to create charming figures for your pots.
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More Reliable Than Wood: The Long-Lasting Alternative For Patios
While no one denies that wooden patios have a certain charm to them, they certainly are not durable against inclement weather. Use this material instead.
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Use Quikrete To Transform Plain Glass Jars Into Unique Lighting For Your Patio
With a few materials, create a unique patio lantern that has celestial vibes. It's an easy DIY that's customizable with different concrete paint and textures.
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The Adorable 1950s Cookie Jar That Deserves A Spot On Your Thanksgiving Table
This vintage harvest-themed cookie jar is popular with collectors, yet not so expensive that it’s out of reach — you can find one for as little as 50 bucks.
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Goodbye, Tiny Shoe Racks: This Amazon Alternative Expands To Fit Twice The Amount
Is the floor of your entryway or bedroom covered in shoes? You need more storage space, and this tall, sleek rack expands to fit up to 44 pairs of footwear.
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Turn Basic Clothespins Into Cute, Personalized Bag Clips With This Easy DIY
Forever misplacing those cheap plastic bag clips? Make your own un-losable clips that stick to the fridge using patterned tissue paper and wooden clothespins.
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Turn River Rocks Into The Cutest Glittering Fairy Houses With This Paint DIY
If you have a lot of river rocks on your property, it's time to repurpose some of them into whimsical garden decorations, with this fun craft project.
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They Were Popular In The '60s — The Dated Wall Colors No One Uses Anymore
The 1960s were a time of change and counterculture, and color was one way homes showed off their style. However, trends popular then may seem dated now.
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