The Bold Backsplash Idea Inspired By HGTV's Tarek El Moussa's Kitchen
The King of Flipping knows home design, so it's no surprise that his take on unique backsplash could inspire a whole new look in your kitchen.
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Home Efficiency Tax Breaks: How To Determine If You Qualify
While many federal programs to save homeowners money on energy have expired, you can still seek assistance from your state. It just takes a few clicks.
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Why Your Attic Is So Hot & How To Keep It Cool
In summer, attics can be up to 20 degrees hotter than the outside temperature. If you have an overly hot attic, here are some solutions you should consider.
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The Niche Harbor Freight Tool That Comes In Clutch For Any DIY Project
This handy tool is perfect for DIY projects that require quick and repetitive cutting of materials that are difficult to slice through with a regular knife.
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14 Things To Know About A Heat Pump Before Buying One For Winter
As cooler months come in, you may be considering buying a heat pump for your home. But before doing that, there are some key considerations to think about.
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Turn An Old Drawer Into Scrap Material For A DIY Garden Bed
If your dresser is beyond donating and only good enough for the landfill, don't chuck it. Use the drawers to build a garden bed in whatever style you need.
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14 Closet Door Makeover Ideas Under $100 Budget
If you've gotten tired of your closet door's look but don't want to break the bank upgrading it, here are 14 simple, makeover ideas under $100.
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The Hidden Cost Everyone Forgets To Budget For In A Renovation
Renovation costs add up quickly, and it's important to give yourself a buffer to ensure you don't run out of funds, especially for this one hidden cost.
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Not Just Bathrooms: The Sink Material Making Kitchens Look So Elegant
While stainless steel is probably the most popular, and most affordable, kitchen sink material, there are other options well worth exploring for your next reno.
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Wreaths Don't Have To Be Seasonal: How To Make The Décor Work Year Round
Wreaths seem like a Christmas thing today, but they've long been used for many occasions. Change how you view them to make better use of them year-round.
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How HGTV's Nate Berkus Adds Color To A Space Without Being Overwhelming
If you follow HGTV's Nate Berkus, you'll know that he incorporates pops of color into his designs that add warmth and interest without being over the top.
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No More Boring Walls: How HGTV's Property Brothers Are Changing It Up In 2026
If you're craving a fresh update to your space, HGTV's Property Brothers suggest focusing on the walls, and they have plenty of tips to help you get started.
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12 Kitsch Home Decor Is On Trend For 2026 - Here's How To Nail The Look
Home decor trends are constantly changing each year. 2026 has kitsch decor making a comeback, and there are a few ways you can invite it into your own home.
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Are There Freeze Resistant Pipes? What You Need To Know
Pipes made out of PEX are often advertised as “freeze resistant,” but does that really mean you can get through an arctic spell stress-free?
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A DIY Solution To Hide A Washer Hook Up Eyesore & Double Your Storage Space
The hookups for your washing machine and dryer can be rather unsightly, but this DIY project is a great idea to solve the problem and upgrade your laundry room.
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How To Easily Repair A Crack In Your Glass Tiles
A chipped glass tile, whether in your bathroom or kitchen, can be a frustrating inconvenience. But instead of entirely replacing the tile, try this DIY repair.
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How To Make Heat Without Electricity: The DIY Solution That Works In A Pinch
Need heat in a pinch? This DIY solution can help when the power’s out — it’s not safe for enclosed areas, but it can be a real lifesaver when used wisely.
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8 Natural Deicer Alternatives That Are Safer For Your Pets
Pet-friendly solutions for melting snow and ice on your sidewalk may already be waiting on your kitchen counter or in your pantry or medicine cabinet.
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The Retro Tools That Were Replaced By The Power Drill (& Where To Find One)
Some manual tools may have been almost entirely replaced by power tools like the drill, but simpler devices can still be desirable amongst traditionalists.
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The Old-School Bathroom Feature That Looks Stunning & Improves Bathtime
Not everything that's old should be made new again, especially when it comes to bathroom design trends, but this style is a classic for a reason.
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How HGTV's Jeremiah Brent Adds Statement Lighting To A Bathroom
Jeremiah Brent is well-known for his soothing yet personality-filled spaces, and a significant portion of that comes down to his unique lighting choices.
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Rust-Oleum's 2026 Color Of The Year Is A Vibrant Shade — Here's The Best Ways To Style It
Rust-Oleum announced their 2026 color of the year, and it will add a burst of brightness and intensity wherever you style it. Here's our recommendations.
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How To Find A Stud Behind Your Tile Every Time
It's safest to mount grab bars and towel racks into studs, but when your bathroom has tile, studs can be much more difficult to find. Here's a work around.
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Shoveling Often Vs Waiting To Shovel: Which Is Best During A Snowstorm?
While there are pros and cons to each method, only one shoveling approach will reduce the risk of slippery ice and heavy, compacted snow.
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The Affordable Wood Countertop Material That Adds So Much Texture & Character
If you’ve been in the market for redoing your countertops, you don’t have to break the bank to try out this gorgeous and easily-workable type of wood.
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The Most Bizarre Hacks People Use To Remove Snow And Ice In A Pinch
Don’t try this at home! Some people have used blow torches to get rid of snow! Find out what other unusual things homeowners are doing to clear a path.
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Erin Napier's Porch Design Fatal Flaw (& What We Would Do Different)
Erin Napier and her husband still get flak for one poor renovation choice in their first-ever "Home Town" episode. We would tackle the porch design differently.
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