The Centuries-Old Couch Design That Deserves A Serious Comeback
Take a leaf from homeowners of yore and bring this once-beloved piece of furniture home. Trust us when we say it'll help you relax no matter where you put it.
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The Decorative Detail That Joanna Gaines Is Obsessed With Right Now
Joanna Gaines is a pioneer of the modern farmhouse look. However, a whimsical design detail has caught her eye recently. You can easily add it to your home.
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9 Advantages & Disadvantages To Built-In Cabinet Appliances You Need To Consider
Built-in appliances provide a seamless look, but they come with their pros and cons — such as helping you conserve space, but being more complicated to repair.
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This Tiny Tool Makes Color Drenching Your Space A Total Breeze
If color drenching a room in your home is on your agenda, you might want to head to Home Depot for a tiny tool that's going to make your job so much easier.
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This Outdated Kitchen Flooring Is Finally Coming Back (And Needs Less Cleaning)
Discover which flooring material hides dirt and debris, is inexpensive to install, goes with a variety of design styles, and is finally making a comeback.
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Don't Pass On A Vintage Vanity At The Thrift Store. Here's Why
A vintage vanity at a thrift store can become more than a beauty table. Just a simple upcycling project can transform it into stylish, functional furniture.
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The Beautiful Backsplash Option Erin Napier Uses Instead Of Wallpaper
In Season 9, Episode 9 of "Home Town" on HGTV, Erin Napier chose this backsplash over wallpaper. She still achieved a beautiful design without the drawbacks.
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14 Of The Worst Things To Store In Your Outdoor Shed
We hate to break it to you, but due to temperature fluctuations, humidity, and even pests, some things just shouldn't be stored in your outdoor shed.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Using Gasoline To Remove These Stains
People use gasoline to clean up small oil spills on concrete because it acts as a solvent. However, using gas in this manner is ill advised and dangerous.
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Here's How Installing Panel-Ready Appliances Can Boost Your Home's Value
Panel-ready kitchen appliances can create a look that is more sleek and seamless, which, unsurprisingly, is popular amongst many buyers looking for a new home.
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Why Your Gold Hardware In Your Home Looks Cheap (And Better Trend Options)
You just bought a 1980s home and it came with shiny gold hardware throughout. If you hate gold but love metallic finishes, here are some replacement ideas.
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The Outdated Bathroom Tub Design That Deserves A Comeback
Don't throw out old bathtubs with the bath water. Although many people are replacing this midcentury design with walk-in showers, it may be worth another look.
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The Big Storage Mistake Is Making Your Hose's Lifespan Shorter
After buying the best garden hose, don't let improper storage cut its lifespan short. Properly storing hoses between uses can keep them in good shape for years.
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The Affordable Hack To Make Sure Your Peel-And-Stick Flooring Is Truly Renter Friendly
Peel-and-stick tiles can be a renter-friendly upgrade, but not if they leave adhesive all over the floor. This cheap hack prevents that from happening.
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The Clever Solution For Updating Outdated Kitchen Cabinets Without Any Paint
Updating your kitchen cabinets with trending colors and vibrant textures is a fun, straightforward project when you use this affordable paint alternative.
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Cover Dated Popcorn Ceilings With The Unique Comeback Trend No One Saw Coming
Tired of looking at those popcorn ceilings in your 1980s home? There's a surprisingly easy way to cover them that dates from decades ago and has added benefits.
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Nate Berkus' Styling Hack For Curtains Makes Rooms Instantly Luxe
Wondering why the curtains in Nate Berkus' projects always look so much better than yours at home? It's all down to one small design trick you can employ, too.
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How To Clean Grease Stains From Carpet With A Household Staple
Got a tough grease stain on your carpet from last night's dinner? Tackle it with an affordable, natural substance you probably have in your pantry already.
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Wabi Sabi: The Interior Design Trend That Finds Beauty In Imperfection
This interior design trend is as laidback and whimsical as its name suggests. Still, here are some tips on how you can embody wabi sabi in your own home.
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Turn Old Kitchen Appliances Into Sleek Stainless Steel Showstoppers
There's a prejudice against kitchen appliances that aren't stainless steel. Here's how give your appliances a visual upgrade without buying whole new ones.
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Can You Paint Your Bathroom Sink?
With bathroom renovations easily costing thousands of dollars, affordable DIY options like paint are always appreciated. Can you paint a bathroom sink, though?
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Replace Bulky Closet Doors With These 10 Budget-Friendly Solutions
Traditional closet doors are notoriously clunky. If you're considering a closet door replacement but are on a budget, there are affordable solutions to explore.
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How To Elevate Dated Sliding Glass Doors Without Removing The Blinds
Sometimes blinds are a necessary evil for privacy and light control, but they don't have to date your glass door design. A simple swap can add a modern touch.
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Invasive Pests You Should Always Kill On Sight
Some bugs are beneficial, but others can wreak havoc on your local ecosystem. Know the difference and brush up on your identification with this handy guide.
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Here's How To Prevent The Most Annoying Downside To Using Peel-And-Stick Vinyl
Peel-and-stick vinyl is one of the most affordable ways to get new flooring, but this one major downside can make it a pain (and a trip hazard).
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The Simple Trick That Helps You Avoid Starting A Fire With Old Batteries
Old, dead batteries still have enough juice to short circuit and start a fire. This proper storage tip prevents them from becoming a safety hazard.
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The Type Of Flooring To Pair With Cool-Toned Cabinets, According To Christina Hall
Cool tones remain a popular choice for kitchen cabinets, despite the overall trend toward warmer colors. Here's how HGTV's Christina Hall makes them pop.
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