Hide Unsightly Concrete Blocks Under Your Deck (While Adding Storage)
There are so many uses for concrete blocks but until you need them, it'd be nice if they could be out of the way and out of sight. This deck DIY is a solution.
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14 Creative Ways You Can Use A Utility Cart In Your Home
Utility carts are versatile, convenient, and can be placed in any room of your house. Check out these cool and creative ways to use a utility cart in your home.
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It Didn't Catch On In The 70s — The Unique, Cozy Seating Collectors Crave Today
Need mid-century furniture for a groovy living room? This cloud-like lounge chair is perfect, but both the original and reissue come with a high price tag.
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4 Good Reasons Not To Ditch Landscape Fabric Just Yet
We're bombarded with reasons why landscape fabric is bad for gardens and the environment. Are there really any instances where it's useful? The answer is yes!
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Replace Your Harsh Patio Lighting With A Softer, More Affordable IKEA Solution
This IKEA lighting solution is less than $30, and you can easily move it wherever you need it — perfect for summer night gatherings on the patio.
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Painting Your Room Is Supposed To Be A Cheap Makeover. It's Not.
Between the paint, the rollers, the tape, and more, painting isn't actually the low-budget makeover it's touted to be. There are better, cheaper alternatives.
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Skip The Towel Rack: Upcycle An Old Lid Into A Simple Storage Solution
If you’re looking for a creative solution to keep your towels off of counters or standard boring towel racks, this simple customizable DIY is worth a try.
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Everyone Owned These In The '60s — The Quirky Table Decor That Collectors Dream Of Finding
Mid-century collectors are usually ones to embrace a little kitsch, which is why they adore these kooky, interactive designs straight out of the 1960s.
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Skip Baskets: The Creative Way To Add Space-Saving Toilet Paper Storage With Retro Charm
A retro thrift-store find offers an unexpected storage solution for small bathrooms, combining nostalgic style with a slim, space-saving footprint.
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Not A Pan: The Cast Iron Accessory To Hunt Down Secondhand For Rustic Decor
Vintage cast iron accessories are thrift store gems that make the perfect rustic decor. And this antique appliance can complement any space.
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Skip The Furniture Store And Easily DIY A Sleek Industrial Coffee Table Using Concrete Blocks
At around $2 each, concrete blocks are a super affordable way to build some new furniture, including a contemporary bespoke coffee table for your living room.
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Everyone Had It In The '60s: The Living Room Trend That's Making A Comeback In 2026
Discover how a tactile accents is making a comeback in 2026. Learn how to layer a rich retro texture to bring warmth and character into any design style.
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Upcycle An Old Pot Lid And A Mason Jar To Display Fresh Flowers Beautifully
An unused kitchen item can become charming wall decor with a mason jar, fresh flowers, and a little creativity for an inexpensive upcycling project.
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She Covers A Concrete Patio With A DIY Solution That Mimics Natural Stone Tile For Under $400
This DIYer transformed her roughly 150-square-foot concrete patio into a mosaic of natural stone using just a few common materials and creativity.
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100 Years Ago, Homeowners Couldn't Get Enough Of This Secondhand Find
In 1925, a writer named M.C. Rider shared with Better Homes & Gardens readers a new hobby: thrifting. Adding, "these old pieces are being collected rapidly."
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How To Choose The Best Type Of Patio Swing For Your Outdoor Space
Create your ideal outdoor retreat. Explore top patio swing styles, weather-resistant materials, and sizing tips to find the best fit for you.
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Use These Common Materials To DIY Your Own Soaking Bathtub From Scratch
A Japanese-style soaking bathtub is easier to DIY than you might think. You just need a few basic materials to build and waterproof the finished product.
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Keep Things Sturdy: Use A Common Household Waste Item To Hold Cut Flowers
This common recyclable actually comes in handy for keeping your flower bouquet looking professional by supporting soft stems and droopy blooms.
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Use Beads To Transform Old Glass Jars Into Colorful Lanterns
Your hoard of glass jars is overflowing. You need an upcycling idea stat. If you also have a stash of sparkly beads, why not turn a few into patio lanterns?
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Turn Old Vinyl Blind Strips Into Cheaper DIY Paver Molds With A Clever Upcycle
Got some old vinyl blind strips that you have no idea what to do with? You can easily use them to make inexpensive paver molds for your garden.
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12 Bathroom Trends That Simply Scream Millennial
Is your bathroom design dating you? These are the gimmicky trends and materials that might make your bathroom look like it was designed by a Millennial.
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Skip The Basic Bathtub Curtain: The Modern-Style Alternative From Home Depot
If your shower didn’t come with a glass door, you may assume that you’re stuck with a regular shower curtain, but this panel from Home Depot proves otherwise.
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No More Expensive Bird Baths: The Beautiful Dollar Tree DIY Anyone Can Do
Dollar Tree really inspires people's creativity. This DIY demonstrates how you can craft a bird bath to look like one that can easily cost five times as much.
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Gardener Transforms Old Wooden Boards Into A Functional Compost Bin With An Impressive DIY
Got a bunch of old timber planks in the garden shed? Use them to craft the perfect compost bin with the help of tree prunings, an axe, and a measuring tape.
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David Bromstad Shares The One Cabinet Choice That'll Make A Huge Impact On Your Kitchen
David Bromstad is a fan of this unconventional paint color for your cabinets. It strays from typical neutrals, while adding depth and personality to the kitchen.
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15 Rarest Le Creuset Colors & Patterns To Hunt For At Thrift Stores
There are plenty of reasons to want to own a piece of Le Creuset cookware, but you can add resale value to the list thanks to these hard-to-find pieces.
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Lighter Than Wood: The Durable Material To Use For A Backyard Shed
If you're in need of outdoor storage space, you may think you need a wooden shed, but one made of this material could be better in several ways.
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