3 Things Joanna Gaines Uses To Create A Home Office You'll Actually Want To Work In
Joanna Gaines has three key recommendations to add to your office to create an inviting atmosphere that also helps you improve your productivity.
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Your Sign To Use Milk Paint On Your Vintage Window Frames
If you've been looking for a way to spruce up your vintage window frames without losing their weathered charm, milk paint could be the perfect solution.
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A Simple Thrift Flip For A Cabinet Makes For Beautiful, Rustic Bathroom Storage
Is your bathroom constantly cluttered? Try this simple thrifted cabinet flip for a rustic, customized bathroom storage space for personal care items.
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A TV In Your Kitchen Island: Trendy Or Tacky?
It's possible to install a TV inside or on the side of your kitchen island. But is this a good idea? Find out if this design choice is more trendy or tacky.
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The Simple Hack To Get A Larger IKEA Jute Rug
Getting a larger IKEA jute rug doesn’t have to be complicated. Instead, try this hack to expand its size and enhance your space without breaking the bank.
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How To Properly Layer IKEA Cow Hide Rugs
Cow hide rugs offer a unique statement piece for any room. However, layering them can be tricky with their odd shapes. Here's how to layer an IKEA cow hide rug.
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7 Genius Solutions For Adding Extra Counter Space To Your Bathroom
A lack of bathroom countertop area can make it tough to organize all of your essentials. Luckily, you can add extra space with these clever ideas.
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Skip The Swish Of Blinds On French Doors And Simplify With Sliders
Blinds offer light control and privacy on French doors, but they have an annoying swing. Here's the secret to stop the swish for quiet blinds that stay put.
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A DIY Floor Pouf That Any Beginner Sewer Could Make
Create a cozy floor pouf with little to no sewing experience! This DIY combines easy steps and a few supplies to create a cute style upgrade to your space.
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How To Hang Curtains Without A Curtain Rod Or Power Tools
Curtains are a great way to dress up your windows, but using a curtain rod and power tools isn't always practical. Instead, try one of these drill-free methods.
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How To Make A Dark Shelf Unit Stand Out With Some Simple Styling Adjustments
If you're looking to bring some brightness to your dark shelf unit, try making these simple styling tweaks that don't require any repainting.
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Transform Dollar Tree Mugs Into Whimsical Light-Up Decor To Beautify Your Home
Glass mugs from Dollar Tree can be transformed into whimsical illuminated decorations that can elevate your home with the help of some adorable additions.
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The Solution To Getting Rid Of Millennial Gray Is Switching To This Warm Earthy Design Trend
Millennial gray was once a must-have design that was the ultimate neutral look. However, that style is now outdated and our expert has the perfect replacement.
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You Only Need A Few Simple Tweaks To Make Your Bathroom Feel Like A Resort
All too often bathrooms are treated as sparse, utilitarian spaces. But with a few DIY updates, you can transform your bathroom into a resort-level retreat.
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Upcycle Wooden Crates To Make A Perfect Shelf System For Organizing
Your vintage wooden crates could be just as useful as they are aesthetic. Stack your crates like a pro with this simple DIY for upcycled organization.
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A Step By Step Guide For Hanging Outdoor String Lights
In order to get the most out of your outdoor string lights, and keep them looking great for a long time, there are a couple of tips and tricks to follow.
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Florals Are In, But One Styling Habit Is Holding You Back
Floral decor is having a moment yet again. Here are some things to keep in mind when adding floral prints to your home.
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The Retro Hat-Inspired Floor Lamp That Deserves A Comeback
Layered lighting has become a popular way to gently illuminate a room. This hat-shaped inspired floor lamp adds vertical interest and focused task lighting.
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Can You Use Perfume To Make Your Home Smell Better?
If you have way too many perfumes sitting around, then you might've reconsidered repurposing them into home fragrances, but is it a good idea for oil diffusers?
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Clear Up Entryway Clutter With A Simple Space Saving Solution
It doesn’t take much for an entryway to become messy. But you can clear up the clutter in this tight area with a simple space saving solution.
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The Dollar Tree DIY Everyone's Trying For A Dreamy Spring Window Suncatcher
Transform affordable Dollar Tree finds into a dazzling suncatcher that brings instant spring vibes and a cheerful upgrade to your windows
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The Snazzy Countertop Material That HGTV's Nate & Jeremiah Suggest For Modernizing Your Kitchen
Countertops, like every other part of your kitchen, are prone to falling out of style. HGTV's Nate and Jeremiah have a sturdy, lighting-friendly solution.
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The Curtain Mistake That Makes Your Space Appear Less Luxurious
When done right, curtains are the cherry on top that ties your decor together. To keep your space looking chic, here's an easy-to-miss curtain mistake to avoid.
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Thrift A Room Divider To Use As The Most Perfect Vintage Headboard
Looking for a unique and stylish headboard? Consider using a thrifted room divider as a headboard to create a statement piece sure to wow. Here's how.
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HGTV's Brian And Mika Kleinschmidt Share The Clever Swap That Brightens Small Kitchens
Looking to spruce up your kitchen? Follow HGTV's Brian and Mika Kleinschmidt's lead and try out this swap to help your small kitchen feel bigger and brighter.
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Tips & Tricks For Thrifting Authentic Carnival Glass (And Where To Put It In Your Home)
Shimmering carnival glass adds a stunning display piece to your home. Learn how to identify authentic carnival glass pieces if you find them in thrift stores.
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Mike Holmes Shares The Two Wood Fencing Alternatives Worth The Extra Cost
If it's time to consider new fencing, it may seem like wood is the obvious option. But HGTV's Mike Holmes offers up two durable, low-maintenance alternatives.
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