This Person Made A Sandy Beach For Their Organic Pool: 'Extraordinary'
Are you craving an oasis of your own in your backyard? This YouTube DIY promises an easy fix to that problem, but can you replicate it yourself?
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Build An Epic Water Fountain From Concrete Blocks
While a water fountain may seem like an expensive upgrade, you can actually make one yourself at an affordable price using some basic materials.
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Turn A Magazine Rack Into Appealing Mug Storage With A Savvy DIY
Give your mugs a cute new home with an easy DIY. Just a little prep work and elbow grease turns an overlooked item into clever kitchen storage.
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Nate Berkus' Number One Choice For A Kitchen Countertop Is A Lux Showstopper
If there's one person we'd trust to design our kitchens, it's Nate Berkus. So, let's find out which countertop material he swears by for a luxury look.
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Why Aren't House Foundations Made With Cinder Blocks Anymore?
Concrete blocks, like cinder blocks, were once the standard for home foundations. However, these days, this material has largely been replaced. Here's why.
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Upcycle A Thrifted Tray Into Beautiful & Useful Entryway Table Decor
The next time you see a serving tray at the thrift shop, don't walk on by. With just a few materials you can turn it into something stunning.
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Use A Pickle Jar And Cement To Make A Stunning, Modern Flower Vase
There's something incredibly satisfying about making your own sleek, modern-looking home decor. This flower vase project is easy to pull off.
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Everyone Had Them In The '80s –– Thrift Store Gems We're Dying To Find
Opinions vary on '80s design, but these items of the decade left their mark. From lamps to art prints, keep your eye out the next time you're at a thrift store.
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Every House Had One In The '60s — The Natural Material Wall Art We Love
These retro natural-material pieces were the wall art de jour of the 1960s, and they have midcentury modern inspo written all over them if you're a collector.
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Quote Of The Day By Jeremiah Brent: 'If It's Not Absolutely Beautiful Or Absolutely Functional, You Don't Need It...'
Curating your own sense of interior design takes time and effort, and designer Jeremiah Brent offers guidance on how to make your home feel uniquely yours.
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It Had Its Moment In The '80s- Now It's The Rug We Want In Our Homes
Even if you have mixed feelings about this '80s aesthetic, there are ways to incorporate these rugs into your interior decor with some intention.
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Use Old Crayons To Transform Plain Glass Jars Into Bright, Cheery Lanterns
If you've got some old crayons lying around, use them to decorate this charming glass jar craft. The lanterns are very easy to make and super cute.
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Trade In The Flimsy Baskets: The Durable Vintage Find That Creates Instant Storage
Look for these at garage sales, thrift shops, or surplus stores. They easily offer sturdy storage and a cool industrial vibe to your interior.
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Use This Amazon Find To DIY Elegant Looking Pavers On A Budget
Pavers can be pricey if you're purchasing them and hiring someone to install them. Try this Amazon find to DIY your own version at a fraction of the price.
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She Transformed A Boring Lawn Into A Multi-Layered Garden Path
A flat, boring lawn became a lush multi-layered garden retreat — and the key design tricks behind the transformation are easier than you'd think.
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Everyone Owned It In The '80s — Now It's The Stunning Table Decor To Buy Secondhand
If you were around in the '80s or have been researching that art deco look, you'll want to keep an eye out for these classic vases making a thrilling comeback.
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The DIY Weed Wacker Idea That Seems Genius, But Is Actually A Waste Of Time
This DIY weed wacker seems like an easy alternative for shelling out for a specialized tool, but don't be so sure. There's some major issues with it.
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Marilyn Monroe's Beloved Accent Light: The Dupes You Can Still Find Today
Learn about the distinct accent light that Marilyn Monroe chose for her home, along with modern decor pieces that capture the look.
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The Oldest Pyrex Bowl Set Is Also One Of The Most Valuable To Find Secondhand
Pyrex bowls have stood the test of time over the last century, and some of the models are particularly desirable. Here's the set you'll want to find secondhand.
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No More Boring Racks — This '80s Find Is A Cuter Way To Organize Your Entryway
Whether you find this item at a thrift store or you still had a couple hiding in the basement, this easy DIY project can help clear up a cluttered entryway.
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Everyone Used To Collect Them — Now They're A Budget-Friendly Find For Collage Walls
These tiny vintage items are perfect for filling any small empty spaces on your collage wall, or you can frame a few together to create colorful works of art.
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Ditch The Baskets: 13 Better Ways To Organize Your Entryway
Overflowing baskets aren’t your only option. These practical entryway organization ideas make it easier to keep everyday clutter under control.
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Goodbye Traditional Bird Baths: Use A Plastic Bottle To DIY One With Running Water
Turn an empty plastic bottle into a charming solar-powered bird bath with a bubbling water feature using a few inexpensive supplies and simple DIY techniques.
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Don't Overspend — Amazon's Whimsical Chandelier Gives Pottery Barn For Less
Pottery Barn is a great place to shop if you prefer a modern traditional aesthetic, but not if you're trying to save. This Amazon find nails the look for less.
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Quote Of The Day By Nate Berkus: How To Tell When You Have Too Many Things
Clutter piling up over time is an unavoidable consequence of making yourself more at home. How do you know which things to keep? Nate Berkus has some advice.
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Underground Homes Are Rising In Popularity: What Are The Benefits?
Underground homes aren't just dome-shaped hobbit-holes or hidden bunkers. They're a modern way of building and living that is increasing in popularity.
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The Bold '70s Kitchen Color We're Dying To Have A Comeback
The '70s were defined by earthy colors and bold tones. Shades and tints of this particular '70s hue will complement colors like brown (wood) and moss green.
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