It Had Its Moment In The '80s- Now It's The Rug We Want In Our Homes
Even if you have mixed feelings about this '80s aesthetic, there are ways to incorporate these rugs into your interior decor with some intention.
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Trade In The Flimsy Baskets: The Durable Vintage Find That Creates Instant Storage
Look for these at garage sales, thrift shops, or surplus stores. They easily offer sturdy storage and a cool industrial vibe to your interior.
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Everyone Owned It In The '80s — Now It's The Stunning Table Decor To Buy Secondhand
If you were around in the '80s or have been researching that art deco look, you'll want to keep an eye out for these classic vases making a thrilling comeback.
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Ditch The Baskets: 13 Better Ways To Organize Your Entryway
Overflowing baskets aren’t your only option. These practical entryway organization ideas make it easier to keep everyday clutter under control.
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Don't Overspend — Amazon's Whimsical Chandelier Gives Pottery Barn For Less
Pottery Barn is a great place to shop if you prefer a modern traditional aesthetic, but not if you're trying to save. This Amazon find nails the look for less.
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Quote Of The Day By Nate Berkus: How To Tell When You Have Too Many Things
Clutter piling up over time is an unavoidable consequence of making yourself more at home. How do you know which things to keep? Nate Berkus has some advice.
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The Bold '70s Kitchen Color We're Dying To Have A Comeback
The '70s were defined by earthy colors and bold tones. Shades and tints of this particular '70s hue will complement colors like brown (wood) and moss green.
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Quote Of The Day By Karen E. Laine: 'There Are No Flaws. Those Are Charming Idiosyncrasies...'
Karen E. Laine, from the famed HGTV show “Good Bones,” shares her expert insight into a different way to see a house’s “flaws” in today’s quote of the day.
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Say Goodbye To Vertical Blinds - Nate Berkus Has A Better Idea To Cover Sliding Glass Doors
Vertical blinds making your home look more like an impersonal office than an inviting sanctuary? Swap them out for this alternative that Nate Berkus loves.
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Breathe New Life Into Old Shot Glasses With 13 Clever Hacks To Repurpose Them
You don't need to throw out your old shot glasses. There are tons of clever repurposing ideas that will give them second life in your home and garden.
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The Alternative To Kitchen Backsplashes That HGTV's Christina Haack Loves
After seeing endless iterations of the same tile, backsplashes can start to feel boring. Instead, HGTV's Christina Haack is partial to this stylish alternative.
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Quote Of The Day By Joanna Gaines 'You Can Make A Room Feel Both Beautiful And Complete Without Filling Every Corner And Surface...'
Joanna Gaines is well-known for the expert wisdom she offers on home design, and this quote of the day offers sage advice for anyone decorating their home.
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Skip The Bathtub Curtain: The Chic, Spa-Inspired Bathroom Design To Try Instead
A traditional shower curtain isn't the only way to separate your bathing area. One open-concept bathroom design can completely change the room's look and feel.
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The Rooms In Your Home That Are Begging For A Rug, According To Joanna Gaines
A rug defines your space, adding elements of texture and style while serving a functional purpose too. Joanna Gaines says rugs are a must-have for these rooms.
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Once A Staple For Restaurants — Now A Vintage Treasure For Your Collage Walls
A unique vintage find can give your collage wall distinctive personality, but you'll want to choose the right pieces and establish a direction before hanging.
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The Affordable IKEA Table That Saves More Space In A Kitchen
This IKEA table folds up so tiny, you’ll be able to forget it’s there except when you need extra seating or table space — and it comes with two chairs.
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Say Goodbye To Cluttered Entryways With An Amazon Find That Keeps You Organized
This Amazon find makes use of vertical space and comes with hooks, a bin, and a maximum weight capacity of 40 pounds. See how it aims to declutter entryways.
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Hardwood Floors Can't Compete: The Recycled Material With More Historic Charm
Just about everyone loves a hardwood floor, but there are other options out there. This stylish (and historic) material is cheaper and more eco-friendly.
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Everyone Had One In The '60s: The Thrift Store Gem We Crave For Our Living Rooms
The 1960s leaned into wacky, vivid, and expressive furniture. Today, you can find one of these iconic pieces if you know what you're looking for.
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What Is Red Lighting Used For In Home Design?
Red lighting isn't just for therapy devices anymore. Homeowners are incorporating it into their living spaces for practical uses, mood, and nighttime comfort.
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Ditch The Towel Rack: A Creative Way To Add Industrial Bathroom Storage
There are a lot of towel racks out there for your bath or bedroom. But if it’s a basic, yet vibrant industrial piece you want, taking the DIY route is easy.
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How To Sharpen A Wallpaper Scraper
A dull wallpaper scraper can make removing old wallpaper even harder, but you can restore its edge with the right technique instead of replacing it.
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Show Off Your Personality — The Vintage Treasure That Belongs On Collage Walls
This piece of vintage artwork is a unique feature to add color, personality, and depth to your collage wall. Plus, there are lots of ways to style it.
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Not Marble Or Porcelain: The Countertop Material That's A Good Match For Honey Oak Cabinets
Honey oak is beginning to trend again, and this countertop material is the perfect option for those trying to embrace the biophilic look in their kitchen.
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3 Types Of Hidden Murphy Doors (And How To DIY Each One)
Love the idea of hiding a room away behind a bookshelf? It's surprisingly easy to create your own Murphy door, as long as you know which style you prefer.
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What Is The Percentile Rule For Updating A Kitchen?
This percentile rule helps you budget for a kitchen renovation, taking into account materials, labor, and a cushion for if anything goes wrong.
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Your Stairs Need An Upgrade: Build A Railing That's Cheaper And Sturdier
If you get your railings built by professionals, expect to pay big bucks. Head to your local hardware store for a cheaper and possibly sturdier option.
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