The Tape Hack That'll Come In Handy When Using A Drill Around The House
If you've ever been frustrated with getting the depth right when you drill a hole, try this simple tape hack. Our expert explains how it works.
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Steps To Take If You're Tired Of Looking At Your Neighbor's Unkempt Yard
Are you having a hard time enjoying your outdoor space thanks to a neighbor's unruly yard? We spoke to an attorney to find out what your options are.
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7 Stunning Countertops That Mimic The Beauty Of Marble (And 2 We'd Avoid)
Do you want the look of marble countertops without the upkeep? Our experts recommend alternatives that can give your kitchen or bathroom a similar luxe vibe.
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The Simplest Way To Give Your Garden A Pro Designer Look Will Cost You Nothing
To give your garden a pro designer look, you don't have to spend a dime. Expert The Young Nonno tells us how to achieve this budget-friendly solution.
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What To Know Before Saving A Historic Home Like Jenny And Dave Marrs
Historic homes are beautiful and unique, but if your heart is set on a property that's set to be demolished, there are some issues you may face.
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Are Shower Rooms Actually A Good Idea Or A Potential Nightmare?
According to our real estate expert, showers can be a luxe addition to your home. However, this investment may not be the ideal choice for every household.
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The Best And Worst Places In Your Home To Install A Floating Floor
DIYers love floating floors for easy installation, but they can't be used just anywhere. Our expert says these are the best and worst places to install them.
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Why You Should Consider What Comes Through Your Window When Choosing A Paint Color
There are many things to consider when choosing a paint color, but here's why you should pay extra attention to your windows when making your decision.
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The Best Ways To Organize Your Home To Be Senior-Friendly
If you have an older relative that you're taking care of, it's important to organize your home in a way that will accommodate their needs. Here's how.
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Top Ceiling Trends You Can Expect To See More Of In 2025
The ceiling is an often missed chance to add style to your home. Make a statement on yours with these trends that our experts say will be big in 2025.
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You Can DIY Your Own Turning Saw. But Is It A Good Idea?
A turning saw is a pretty big tool. You can definitely make your own, but should you? We spoke to an expert to give us their advice.
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The Correct Way To Repair Water Damage On Popcorn Ceilings (& Mistakes To Avoid)
Water damage can be a real challenge to repair, especially on popcorn ceilings. We spoke with an expert who gave us the scoop on how to handle the issue.
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The 8 Best Ways To Fake The Look Of A Formal Entryway If You Don't Have One
Not every home has a formal entryway, but if it's always been a dream of yours to have one, there are ways to fake the look with some easy design additions.
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What Is The Most Durable Kind Of Wood At Lowe's For Your Home Improvement Needs?
If you're looking for strong, durable wood, Lowe's likely has you covered. Our expert walks you through your best options for interior and exterior projects.
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Does The Color Blue Actually Attract Birds? It's Complicated
When trying to attract birds to your garden, you might be tempted to consider the colors of your flowers and decor. But do birds really care about color?
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How To Avoid Matching Bedroom Sets While Maintaining A Cohesive Look
If you want to achieve a unique bedroom design while avoiding a matching bedroom set, our interior design expert shares tips on creating a cohesive look.
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Essential Winter Coat Closet Organization Tips You Can't Miss
Closet organization is tough in general; toss thick winter coats into the mix, and it may feel impossible. Luckily, we got intel on the best organization tips.
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Signs Of Tree Root Damage From Frozen Soil
Don't take the beautiful, aged trees in your yard for granted. Check-in on them often, especially in winter, to identify signs of root damage from frozen soil.
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The Mistake Many People Make When Planting Marigolds As Companion Plants
Marigolds are beautiful and beneficial additions to your fruit and vegetable garden, but there's one mistake that can cause more harm than good.
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The Best Hacks For Hiding An Unsightly Water Meter In Your Yard
Explore creative hacks for hiding an unsightly water meter in your yard. From decorative plant ideas to stylish enclosures, discover practical solutions.
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How To Identify What Type Of Wood Your Flooring Is Made Of
You may be curious about what type of wood the flooring in your home is made of. Expert Bob Beacham is on hand to explain how to identify it.
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Unreliable Garage Door Brands To Avoid, According To 4 Experts
If it's time to replace your garage door, you maybe wondering which brands to steer clear of. Our experts share the garage door makers they advise avoiding.
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Mistakes To Avoid When Dormant Seeding Your Lawn
Dormant seeding a lawn helps your grass perform come spring. Avoid these dormant seeding mistakes to make sure the seeds germinate successfully.
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The Worst Tile Flooring Options For Your Bathroom To Avoid At All Costs
If you're renovating your bathroom, watch out for these slippery, high-maintenance types of tile that are considered the worst for bathroom floors.
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How To Divide Your Living Room And Foyer To Create Separate Spaces
An open floor plan can seem great until you desire separation between two spaces. Here's how this expert suggests separating the living room from the foyer.
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Why Tomatoes May Not Be The Best Choice For Beginner Gardeners
Before you try your hand at growing tomatoes, our in-house master gardener advises this is a trickier plant for beginners to successfully grow than you think.
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The Worst Thing You Can Do When Planting Fruit Trees, According To Our Master Gardener
Hoping to grow juicy lemons, plump pears, or crisp apples in your backyard? Our master gardener warns you to be wary of this mistake when planting fruit trees.
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