Use Fabric To Create Stylish, West Elm-Inspired Countertop Decor With This DIY
With some fabric, you can create a dupe of this West Elm-inspired vase that instantly adds more texture, color, patterns, and shape to your room.
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It Was Popular In The 80s, Now It's A Strange Aesthetic We Don't Want In Our Homes
Innocent children's entertainment or nightmare fuel? If you ask us, this once-popular home decor trend should stay in the '80s where it belongs.
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Prevent Birds From Running Into Windows With A Swipe Of A Marker
If your sparkling clean windows have become more of a hazard for birds than a lovely feature in your home, consider trying out this hack to reduce risk.
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Use Old Egg Cartons For A Savvy DIY That Lights Up Your Yard
Eggs aren't just a super-food — the cartons they arrive in can be super-useful for DIYs, especially if you've got the right type of carton. Here's a fun one.
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Everyone Had It In The '80s — Now It's The Furniture That Makes Small Spaces Appear Larger
Cramped spaces are only made smaller looking with heavy furniture. Bring in some breeziness by reviving this trend that was huge in the 1980s.
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Goodbye Traditional Bird Baths — Reuse A Storage Find For A DIY Alternative
Skip a traditional bird bath and instead turn to this convenient – and affordable – substitute to attract more feathery friends to your yard.
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Add A Rustic Touch To Your Home With An Amazon Find That Doubles As Storage
If you're looking for a way to amp up your home's aesthetic while also creating extra space for small items, check out this highly rated product on Amazon.
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How To Turn An Old Pot Lid Into An Adorable Centerpiece On A Budget
Upgrading your cookware? Don't toss any pot lids just yet. With a little imagination (and a two-part epoxy), you can create a bespoke centerpiece.
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Say Bye To Blank Walls: The Thrift Store Find That Creates A Lush Look On A Budget
Wall decor is a simple way to instantly elevate the design of any room. With this thrift store find, you can create the look of a high-end space for less.
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Ditch Faded Pavers: Amazon's Plant-Based Sealant That's A Great Eco-Friendly Patio Alternative
The right sealer keeps patio pavers looking new as it prevents fading and staining. This eco-friendly option from Amazon does just that without harsh chemicals.
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Everyone Used Them In The '60s –– The Sleek Bathroom Materials That Deserve A Comeback
While '60s-style bathroom designs typically included vibrant color palettes, they were complemented by the understated sleekness of these two materials.
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Turn Old Egg Cartons Into Unique Decoupage Vases
Egg cartons are hiding a crafty secret. With a little decoupage and paint, they can transform into charming vases that look surprisingly chic.
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Not Duvets, Not Comforters: The Simple, Rustic Bedding Solution For Warm Summer Nights
Duvets and comforters are both too heavy for warm nights, but a top sheet alone isn’t quite cozy enough. Enter this soft, fluffy 1950s classic.
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Goodbye Concrete: The Long-Lasting Patio Alternative That Looks Good
Concrete patios are affordable, but they're also pretty high-maintenance. Instead, clad your patio in an ancient material that's as attractive as it is durable.
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Turn A Plastic Water Bottle Into A DIY Star Light That Functions As Decor
Save a plastic water bottle from the landfill by transforming it into an LED-powered star light for your patio table centerpiece or festive mantel vignette.
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Everyone Had One In The 80s — Now It's The Art Deco Decor We Want In Our Homes
In the '80s, this Art Deco piece of decor was incredibly popular before it eventually fell out of style. Now, it's back -- and it's selling for hundreds.
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Use Old Milk Cartons To Create A Convenient Cup Holder With This Clever DIY
Sometimes DIY solutions really are as simple as they seem. This hack shows you how to use old milk jugs or cartons to make a handy homemade cup holder.
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Ditch Traditional Fountains: The Low-Maintenance Alternative That Looks & Sounds Beautiful
A water feature provides a way to immediately upgrade your outdoor space, but if typical fountains are too large or loud, consider this alternative.
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Goodbye Boring Curtains — This Thrift Store Find Is A Cuter Way To Cover Windows
Traditional curtains can be expensive, but a thrift-store textile often overlooked by shoppers offers a charming alternative with vintage character.
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Everyone Had Them In The '60s & '70s — Now It's A Rare Lucite Decor Worth Hunting For
A cornerstone of affordable mid-century decor, many lucite fixtures are now collecting dust on thrift store shelves, and they could add a splash to your home.
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Iconic Furniture From IKEA In The '60s We Wish Would Have A Comeback
Mid-century design left us with clean, elegant decor that gives the house a timeless feel, and few were as active in it as the furniture legend IKEA.
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For A Cozier Backyard, Build Your Fire Pit Campsite-Style
If you want a lovely fire in your backyard, it doesn't require a big investment. All you need are a few basic materials to get that classic campsite look.
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The '80s Trend That's Making A Hard Comeback For 2026 Kitchen Flooring
Looking for a unique accent to make your kitchen floor stand out? Our design expert says this retro trend is back in style and can make an impact in your space.
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Not Vinyl: This Popular Fabric Is A Great Eco-Friendly Patio Alternative
This eco-chic material might be better than any other for patio furniture upholstery. We'll show you where to find this fabric and how to style it.
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Skip Bins: Put Egg Cartons On Your Storage Cart For Smart Organization
Instead of spending your household budget on an endless string of storage bins, upcycle something you throw away (egg cartons) for sorting your utility cart.
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Everyone Had One In The '60s — Now It's The Rare Chaise We Want In Our Homes
Until the 1960s, chaise lounges were the height of luxury as far as furniture went. There's a particular mid-century modern design that collectors now covet.
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Everyone Had It In The '80s, Now It's The Thrift Store Find Bringing Color Back Into Homes
In the 1980s, home decor trends weren't exactly subtle, but some pieces, like this common thrift shop item, are more timeless than they may have seemed.
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