21 Creative Ways To Repurpose An Old Shovel In The Garden
When your handy shovel breaks, it doesn't have to end up in the landfill. We have lots of ideas for you to repurpose every part of this garden tool.
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The New Flooring Trend That's Good For Sustainability And Style
New flooring is a great way to update the look of your home. Yet, looking for sustainable products can be difficult. Here's a trend that can help you out.
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The Booming Tile Trend That's Taking Over More Than Just Kitchen Backsplashes
You may be used to seeing tiles on kitchen backsplashes, but there's a booming trend that's taking over more than just the tried and tested areas in your home.
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Give Your Bathroom A Luxurious Upgrade With A Shower Curtain Design Tip
Instead of simply hanging your shower curtain on a rod, try styling this item in your bathroom with a simple addition that really makes a difference.
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How To Choose A Kitchen Lamp That Works Perfectly As Decor
Bright, overhead kitchen lighting has fallen out of favor with younger folks. Standalone lighting adds character, but you need the right lamps for kitchen use.
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Pleated Curtains: Outdated And Heavy Or A Cool Trend To Try?
Pleated, floor-to-ceiling curtains have a long history and once represented luxurious interior design. But is it time to update? Or can they still be cool?
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12 Alternative Uses For Masking And Painter's Tape (Other Than Painting)
Instead of only using masking and painter's tape to protect surfaces while painting, discover all the alternative ways to use these items around the home.
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DIY An Eclectic Garden Edge Border From Glass Jars
The only thing more sustainable than recycling is upcycling. Give new life to glass jars you aren't using with this DIY garden edge border idea.
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Pre-Made Under Cabinet Lighting Vs LED Light Strips: Which Is Better For Your Kitchen
When it comes to upgrading your kitchen cabinet lighting, you have the choice between pre-made options and LED light strips. But which is best for your space?
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Match The Color Drench Lamp Trend With A Thrifted DIY
While color drenching typically refers to painting the walls and ceiling in a room the same color, it's also possible to try this trend on thrifted lamps.
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The Trendy Home Feature Nate Berkus And Jeremiah Brent Can't Stand
We can always rely on Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent for interior design inspiration, but there's one trendy home feature the couple can't stand.
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Turn Dollar Tree Basics Into A Mesmerizing DIY Aquarium Nightlight
Sometimes the best hacks come from the simplest materials. With this creative DIY, you can turn Dollar Tree basics into a mesmerizing DIY aquarium nightlight.
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Why Vintage Tiles Are The Cozy Design Choice Making A Quiet Comeback
Vintage tiles are homey and nostalgic, and they're making a comeback that might just convince you to bring their timeless style into your own space.
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DIY A Creative Arched Planter For Your Garden Using Recycled Plastic Bottles
If you're looking for a sustainable way to re-use those plastic bottles around the house, this DIY garden project might be the perfect solution.
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Declutter Old Clothes And Turn Them Into The Most Stylish Garland Decor
While you can donate clothing pieces that are gently used, perhaps you're wondering what to do with worn or stained items. If so, consider this garland idea.
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The Easy Hack That Turns Any Pretty Lamp Into A Grow Light For Your Plants
If your indoor plants need more sunlight, look no further than your lamp. The decorative fixture can become a grow light to help your plants flourish.
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The Trick To Make Bathroom Suction Cups Stick Better
Suction cups are useful for attaching temporary shelves in the shower, but if they keep falling down, try these handy tricks to make them stick better.
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The Interior Design Trend That Helps Gardeners Enjoy Their Blooms
If you love to grow flowers and then arrange them into beautiful bouquets, one new interior design trend may be just what you need to elevate your home.
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DIY A Succulent Planter Decor Pieces Using Old Bottle Caps
If you have a bunch of metal bottle caps lying around, don't throw them out! Instead, repurpose them into some DIY succulents with just a little work.
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Why Emily Henderson Says To Avoid Engineered Stone Countertops
Interior designer Emily Henderson doesn't agree with using engineered stone countertops in some homes. Learn how to decide if they are right for your property.
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What Is Quikrete Gravel And How To Use It Around Your Yard
When it comes to outdoor landscaping or concrete mixes, not all gravel is created equal. Learn what makes Quikrete distinctive and how and where to best use it.
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27 Fun And Creative Ways To Repurpose Kid Toys Into Garden Planters And Decor
Toy room clutter reaching an all-time high, but can't bear to throw out your kids old favorites? Repurpose them instead into garden items you can love for longer.
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Upcycle A Glass Jar Into A Practical Kitchen Decor Piece You'll Make Great Use Of
Cleaning out your fridge or polishing off a tasty jam? Don't let the jars go to waste. This clever DIY is about to become your favorite countertop companion.
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Create Unkillable Plants For Your Home With This Cute DIY
What's worse than realizing your plants are dead because you forgot to water them? Luckily, you can create unkillable plants for your home with this cute DIY.
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Reuse Tea Bags To Make Beautiful Collage Greeting Cards
You might think that tea bags have to go in the trash after use, but you can actually repurpose them for a beautiful collage greeting card DIY project.
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Jenny Marrs' Tips For Making Vinyl Siding Standout
HGTV's Jenny Marrs is a pro at turning dull or dated exteriors into fabulous frontages to be proud of. She has plenty of tips for styling vinyl siding.
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One Of The Least Popular Design Trends Of 2025 Is A Joanna Gaines' Waco Favorite
As we know, design trends come and go. This once-popular trend is now one of the least popular, which also happens to be a Joanna Gaines' favorite.
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