Rustic decor is all the rage. These household items from the 1800s aren't as necessary in today's society, but they will liven up your kitchen or bathroom.
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This light fixture doubles as a ceiling fan, making it a multifunctional staple for any room. The futuristic look also complements a variety of spaces.
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You can't go wrong with this glowing, fall-themed, DIY centerpiece for your next gathering. It's easy to put together with items from Dollar Tree.
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This product doesn't look like your standard bar towel rack. Made of metal, its shape is minimalist and you can even repurpose it for other bathroom items.
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These easy-to-make mini baskets have endless uses in home decor. You can add them to a fall tablescape or mantel vignette, or fill them with candy for guests.
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This DIY transforms a plain lampshade and a few Dollar Tree items into a one-of-a-kind lamp that'll add style to any tabletop. It's easy to make and customize.
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Some visual trickery can make a big difference, and when it comes to widening spaces, this pattern and color combo will have your bathroom feeling cavernous.
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Glass bottle stoppers are a chic way to seal your drinks, and they can add even more elegance to your home and garden with these 9 repurposing ideas.
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A rustic curtain is a small detail that makes a big impact in your kitchen. This DIY window treatment is inexpensive and customizable to fit your home.
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A single metal hoop, embroidery floss, and lots of beads become a colorful and whimsical retro lampshade great for a hanging pendant light or tabletop lamp.
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Valances can make your space look stuck in the past, but these delicate thrifted finds add charm to your windows without feeling heavy or dated.
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Plain plastic or metal shower curtain hooks don’t do much for the aesthetic of your bathroom. These Amazon hooks, however, add a stylish boho detail.
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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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Bathroom storage space is a precious commodity and this IKEA cabinet allows you to maximize yours, whether in a cabinet, on the counter, or on the wall.
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Cement tiles are a fairly popular option for most homes, but they are often lackluster. There is an alternative you can use, though, and it lasts longer.
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Sherwin-Williams is not just the largest paint company in the world — it’s also the owner of more than 30 other brands, many of which are just as recognizable.
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Aldi has officially rolled out its fall seasonal decor, but the best finds for September go beyond just cute pumpkins (though there are plenty of those, too).
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The 1960s was a decade of dramatic societal change, and lighting designers translated those big changes into quirky lamp designs we want in our homes again.
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Granite and marble might be the most common countertop choices, but Erin Napier has a more cost-effective alternative with a similar aesthetic.
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Were you a teen (or a parent of a teen) in the 2000s? Think back to your bedroom. What print did you and your friends have on your bedspread, pillows, and more?
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It may seem counterintuitive for painters to wear white when they're slapping colors on the walls, but the tradition began when white was the most used color.
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Sometimes you love your house, but not your overcrowded medicine cabinet. That's when you want to think about replacing it with a bigger, prettier one.
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Most pantry doors are considered functional rather than decorative kitchen fixtures. Here's an easy DIY wood project that will disguise the door's dull design.
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One thing that can make or break a bath is mood lighting, so if your tub is lacking illumination, these spa-like lights provide the perfect glow.
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If you're decorating your bathroom in a retro style, you'll want a period-appropriate curtain to serve as a focal point, and this Amazon product fits the bill.
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Regular ol' curtain rods are pretty boring. Decorative finials are the best we get. Switch your rods out for a wooden rack you can likely find while thrifting.
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This rare (but not incredibly uncommon) and valuable (but not too expensive) cookie jar set from the mid-century is a must-have for any kitschy kitchen.
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