Turn Extra Cardboard Into An Upcycled, Decorative Flower
Creating whimsical, artistic decor doesn't require expensive materials. With some old boxes and a bit of creativity, you can DIY a gorgeous floral wall hanging.
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9 Gorgeous Chicago Home Architecture Styles That Are Dripping With Vintage Charm
From greystones with intricate details to homey-looking brick bungalows, Chicago is packed with a range of charming architectural styles from the city’s past.
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How HGTV's Drew Scott Mixes Metals For A Well-Layered Design
Drew Scott often draws on his real estate experience to offer value-driven design advice, like helping people work out how to mix metals in their home design.
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Turn Scrap Wood Pallets Into An Outdoor Shoe Rack Bench That Boosts Curb Appeal
If you have pallets laying around the house, why not repurpose them into a handy outdoor bench that doubles as a shoe rack and boosts your curb appeal?
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The Vintage Thrift Store Find That'll Keep Your Throw Blankets Organized
You'll want to plan a trip to the thrift store as soon as possible when you learn about this incredible and appealing way to organize your blankets.
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14 Martha Stewart-Inspired Decor Ideas To Get Your Home Ready For Spring
Spring is in the air, and that means a chance to refresh and transform your home. These tips from design maven Martha Stewart go far for minimal cost.
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17 Underrated Water Features That Give Your Yard A Luxurious Touch
A backyard water feature can instantly elevate outdoor design. Some lesser-known options offer just as much beauty and impact as classic choices.
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DIY Martha Stewart's Bunny Place Cards To Create The Perfect Setting For Any Spring Event
Spring table settings feel extra special with handmade touches. One charming DIY inspired by Martha Stewart brings playful personality to any gathering.
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Upcycled Sardine Cans Make A Calming And Whimsical Rain Chain
Decorative seafood tins might seem like trash, but their colorful packaging can become something unexpectedly charming in the garden with a clever DIY twist.
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10 Fragrant Herbs That'll Make Your Patio Smell Good All Summer
Often, we focus on one sense in patio gardens: sight. However, the space also benefits from catering to our sense of smell. Some fragrant herbs thrive in pots.
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18 Ways To Repurpose Kitchen Items For A Second Life In The Garden
Garden decor doesn't have to be expensive. Take your unused or worn kitchen items and repurpose them into the ultimate garden accessories on a budget.
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8 Color Palettes That Make Dated Honey Oak Cabinets Look Modern
Updating a room with those dated honey oak cabinets doesn't mean replacing them. Try incorporating these color palettes into your space instead.
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8 Retro Countertop Styles We Are Begging To See In Kitchens Again
Homeowners are moving away from modern, minimalist kitchens and embracing the warmth and personality of bygone-era color palettes and countertops.
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Joanna Gaines' Budget-Friendly Tip For Faux Wainscoting
If you're tired of looking at drab walls, then read about this incredible hack from Joanna Gaines that will help spruce up your rooms in an eye-catching way.
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8 Unique Bird Bath Designs That Add Instant Delight To Any Yard
All bird baths provide a useful source of water to help attract birds to your yard. Choosing a unique design also adds a decorative element to fit your style.
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Making Your Own Lampshade? Don't Forget This Step To Ensure It's Not A Fire Hazard
DIY lampshades are a crafty way to give new life to an old fixture. However, there's one crucial material needed to ensure the shade's fabric isn't a fire risk.
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Turn A Thrift Store Teacup And Saucer Into A Cute Bird Waterer
Did you know that you can turn an old teacup and saucer into a bird waterer? This simple craft helps the birds and adds a touch of charm to any outdoor space.
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The Affordable Way The Property Brothers Turn Pipes Into Upcycled Shelving
If you feel like your home could use a bit more storage space, consider this budget-friendly shelving project the Property Brothers made with pipes.
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How Many Open Shelves Is Actually Too Many?
Open shelving has many benefits, but can you have too much of a good thing? An expert shares how and when to use this kind of storage in an exclusive interview.
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11 Timeless 1950s Dining Room Choices That Deserve A Spot In Your Home
The 1950s was full of exciting design innovations. Done right, these '50s dining room furniture, lighting, rug, and decor choices can feel incredibly timeless.
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Create A Vintage Brass Outlet Cover On A Budget With An Affordable DIY
Why have unsightly white outlet covers when you can have ornate ones? All you need are some craft essentials in vintage hues and, unexpectedly, a baking supply.
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DIY A Magnet Board That Looks Just Like Zara's For Way Less
Zara's popular magnet board features sheet metal and an acacia wood frame. Make one yourself with a little ingenuity and a quick trip to the hardware store.
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The Best Lawn Mower Setting For Each Grass Type (& More Care Tips)
Caring for your lawn doesn't have to feel like a daunting process. We have some incredible advice for caring for your green grass that you cannot pass up.
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Repurpose Dollar Tree Cooling Racks And Turn Them Into Stylish Craft Storage
Need more storage space to better organize your perpetually messy craft room? Go vertical with a craft organizer you can DIY from Dollar Tree baking products.
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15 Mosaic Bird Baths You Can DIY Using Thrifted Or Broken Plates
Whether you keep a box of broken plates or head to the thrift store to find ones to smash, these mosaic bird bath ideas are worth breaking out your hammer for.
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From Trash To Treasure: Turn Old Tuna Cans Into Vintage-Inspired Countertop Decor
Clean out your old tuna cans to turn them into storage. Three cans let you sort small items inside this DIY storage that disguises the cans beautifully.
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10 Nostalgic '70s Decor Items That Vanished From Homes
Distinct color palettes and lots of plush textures dominated the 1970s. These decor pieces embrace the maximalist style of the era but are no longer popular.
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