6 Ways HGTV's Nate Berkus Elevates A Home Space Using Elegant Brass Fixtures
Looking for easy ways to elevate your decor? Take inspiration from Nate Berkus and use brass fixtures in various areas of the home for a classy finish.
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3 Beautiful Flowering Ground Covers That Bloom All Summer Long
Flowering ground covers are one of the best options for a beautiful yet low-maintenance garden. Here are three options that bloom all summer.
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Lies From Love It Or List It You Probably Didn't Notice
From David and Hilary's relationship to the requirements imposed on the homeowners, these lies prove you can't always believe everything you see on TV.
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9 Flea-Repelling Plants You'll Want To Have In Your Yard
Fleas are an annoying pest that are particularly difficult to get rid of or repel from your home and pets. These plants can help keep them away.
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13 Outdated Kitchen Trends You Can Leave In The Past
Design trends come and go, and our design experts agree these kitchen trends are well past their prime. From hardware to range hoods, here's the inside scoop.
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Avoid Growing Snake Plants Unless You're Ready For These 10 Downsides
Snake plants may not be as easy going as you thought, as their sensitivity to light, water, soil conditions, and more can bring on a range of issues.
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Simple Tips That'll Prevent Squirrels From Taking Over Your Attic
Squirrels are crafty creatures, and if they decide your attic looks cozy, they'll likely find a way in. Deter them from your home with these easy steps.
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Air Conditioner Alternatives That Are Worth Trying In A Small Room
Whether you're looking for low-energy alternatives or clever hacks that bypass electric bills altogether, there are many ways to cool a small room without AC.
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The Quick Toilet Upgrade That Adds A Touch Of Fun To Your Bathroom
This inspired toilet update makes it easy to add a touch of personality to a bathroom, and there are plenty of options to choose from to suit any decor style.
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Plant These 11 Fruits Once And They'll Return To Your Garden On Their Own Every Year
Perennial plants are like a gift that keeps on giving. Here are 11 long-living fruits that will save you the hassle of replanting in your garden every year.
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16 Genius Ways To Repurpose Aluminum Foil Around Your Home
While aluminum foil is super handy in the kitchen, you'll find that there are many more ways you can repurpose it right around your home and garden.
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Don't Toss Empty Spice Jars. Here Are 14 Ways To Repurpose Them In Your Home & Garden
Beyond storing spice, your small spice jars can do so much more. Here are 14 unique ways to repurpose empty jars around your home and in your garden.
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The 8 Easiest Herbs To Grow From Seed That Are Perfect For Beginner Gardeners
Herbs are a great way for beginning gardeners to dip their toes into the world of edible plants. These species just require some seeds and the right conditions.
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9 Accent Wall Colors To Capture The Feeling Of Golden Hour All Day Long
If you'd like to capture the soft, majestic glow of the golden hour in your interior, consider using one of these colors to pain an accent wall.
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10 Creative Ways To Repurpose A Thrifted Magazine Rack Around Your Home & Garden
Got a gorgeous old thrifted magazine rack, but no magazines? Put it to work around the home with these ingenious, stylish, and practical repurposing ideas.
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8 Smart Ways To Reuse An Old Colander In Your Garden
How is it possible to acquire so many colanders? If you're cleaning out your cabinets and find you have extras, we have some ideas for how you can reuse them.
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7 Signs June Bugs Are Destroying Your Plants
June bugs are kind of cute ... but not when they're feasting on your beloved plants. These signs may indicate you have an infestation above and below ground.
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9 Ways To Attract More Birds To Your Yard With Budget Friendly Suet
Suet is raw fat taken from cows or sheep — and birds love it as a food source. Here's how to use suet so your yard can become a haven for birds of all kinds.
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9 Mistakes To Avoid When Buying Granite Countertops
Shopping for granite countertops isn't an overly complicated process, but there are some things to consider so you can avoid making these common mistakes.
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9 Heat Tolerant Perennials That Can Handle The Hottest Summer Days
Summer can be such a distressful season for your plants, and you as well. But you can rest easy with these 9 heat tolerant perennials that can handle the heat.
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The Top 3 Best Squirrel Baffles For Your Bird Feeders, According To Reviews
Bird feeders are great for attracting flying visitors to your yard, but they're also often frequented by squirrels. Keep them away with these top-rated baffles.
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12 End-Of-Summer Plants That'll Keep Your Garden Full Of Pollinators Through Fall
In the fall when flowers are more scarce, pollinators will be especially happy to find these nectar- and pollen-rich flowers in your garden.
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The 7 Best IKEA Shoe Cabinets, Ranked By Reviews
Want to keep your shoes corralled in an IKEA cabinet and wondering what unit to pick? Discover which IKEA shoe cabinets are the best (and why) in this ranking.
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Beautiful Outdoor Patio Storage Ideas You'll Wish You Thought Of Sooner
Just as you need storage inside your home, you likely need it for your patio, too. Luckily, there are many stylish options that you can purchase and DIY.
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9 Ways To Make A Home Office Cozier On A Budget
Home office areas can easily feel like an afterthought, dominated by tech clutter and devoid of warmth. Here's how to make your office feel cozy and inviting.
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11 Ground Covers You Can Plant To Help Choke Out Unwanted Weeds
Before you turn to chemical treatments, one way to eliminate weeds from your garden is by growing ground covers. Learn the best ones to keep weeds at bay.
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18 Popular Flowering Trees That Aren't Worth Putting In Your Yard
That beautiful flowering tree may be tempting, but you'll want to think twice before adding these to your yard because of size, invasiveness, and other issues.
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