Aluminum Foil Is The Secret Weapon You Need When Starting Seeds
As seedlings are in the beginning phases of life, they need a little extra TLC for proper growth. Here's how aluminum foil can help your new plants thrive.
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HGTV's Emily Henderson Embraces Hanging Art In Unusual Ways
Not only does the art you incorporate in your design show your personality, but how you hang it does too. Emily Henderson explains unusual places to hang art.
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The Underutilized Area HGTV's Emily Henderson Uses In A Living Room
In almost every living room, there is a sofa that is home to one underutilized area that HGTV's Emily Henderson believes can transform your space.
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The Unexpected Spot In The Kitchen You Can Use Wallpaper For A Dash Of Color
Looking to add a bit of color to your kitchen? Adding pops of color to this surprising spot can help make your kitchen pop and bring it to life.
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HGTV's Emily Henderson Unpacks The Art Of Leaning And Layering Art
Art brings personality into your home and you can get creative with how you display it. Emily Henderson explains how to lean and layer your art.
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The Part Of Your Lawn Mower That You Definitely Aren't Cleaning Enough
Maintenance is important to keep your lawnmower working well, but you may be neglecting an important cleaning task that is often overlooked.
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The Flooring Project HGTV's Scott McGillivray Recommends Starting A Reno With
HGTV star Scott McGillivray knows a thing or two about fixing up houses, so his advice about where to start with a renovation project is certainly valuable.
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When Will You Need To Replace Your Artificial Grass?
Artificial grass is a great alternative to real grass for many reasons. However, it will eventually need to be replaced. Here's how often this task is done.
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What Is Used To Make Artificial Grass?
Nowadays, artificial grass is a popular choice for many, given that it's environmentally friendly and safe for kids and pets. Here's what it's made of.
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The Simple Soil Trick For Starting Seeds More Sustainably
It's definitely rewarding to see a seed sprout and grow, but the waste of plastic seedling trays and pots is also a reality, which this soil trick addresses.
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Nate Berkus' Top 5 Pieces Of Furniture If You're Starting From Scratch In A New Home
Designing an empty home can be stressful and scary. Luckily, Nate Berkus has shared the top five furniture pieces he believes homeowners should start with.
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How Do You Clean Artificial Grass?
Artificial grass can have surprising longevity and is a great choice for people who want to minimize lawn maintenance. Of course, you'll still have to clean it.
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HGTV's Emily Henderson's Curtain Rod Rule Is Easy To Follow
Having trouble choosing the perfect curtain rod for your home? Luckily, stylist Emily Henderson has shared an easy rule to follow when making your decision.
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Just Started Composting? Here's What You Should And Should Not Add To Your Compost
Compost can turn ordinary garden soil into the perfect, fertile medium for growing a lush garden. Here are our best tips for making compost in your garden.
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The Property Brothers' Lighting Tip That Transforms Built-Ins Into An Art Gallery
For that dim built-in shelf cast in shadow, the "Property Brothers" have a lighting solution that will brighten your space and highlight your art.
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Joanna Gaines' Unusual Wallpaper Tip To Upgrade Your Ceiling
Joanna Gaines is known for her neutral designs, but she livens up a plain spaces by installing wallpaper on the ceiling. Here is what she recommends.
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How Martha Stewart Dries Her Hydrangeas To Use As A Centerpiece
Flowers are the ideal centerpiece, and dried bouquets can give you all the beauty with less maintenance. Check out how Martha Stewart uses dried hydrangeas.
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Nate Berkus' Top Tips For Incorporating 3D Wall Art Into Your Home
HGTV's Nate Berkus is a proponent of using 3D objects on walls. He also has some guidance for anyone who thinks there are design rules they need to follow.
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The Benefit Of Installing Grasscloth Wallpaper, According To Nate Berkus
Nate Berkus is the king of wallpaper, but there are some styles he likes more than others. Here is why he constantly gravitates back to grasscloth wallpaper.
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The IKEA Hack That Will Turn A Desk Into An Outdoor Bar Cart
Instead of purchasing an outdoor bar cart and putting a dent in your wallet, why not create your own with an affordable desk from IKEA? Here's how.
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The Small Furniture Change That'll Make Your Bland Kitchen Ready To Appear On HGTV
If you have a kitchen island, you know that they're often a popular gathering place. Make your kitchen island the best spot in the house with bar stools.
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The Cleaning Tool That'll Help Install Wallpaper
Tired of bubbles and ripples ruining your wallpaper? Use this common household cleaning tool to easily get rid of them - all you'll need is a squeegee.
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Can You Save A Rose That Is Partially Dead?
Your rose bush is supposed to be your garden's prized possession, but it's looking less than ideal. Is it possible to save it? Here's what you can do.
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HGTV's Emily Henderson On The 'Most Common Curtain Mistake' And How To Fix It
Curtains can either be the cherry on top of an elegant space or throw the entire design off. Here's the common styling mistake Emily Henderson says to avoid.
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The Room HGTV's Jenn Todryk Instantly Recommends Splurging On
Whether you're considering a renovation's ROI or the joy you'll derive from home upgrades, this is the room to spend on according to HGTV's Jenn Todryk.
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How You Can Start Growing Hybrid Plants In Your Own Garden
If you're looking for a new gardening challenge, growing your own hybrid plants might just be the way to go - and it's not as complicated as you might think.
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Christina Hall's Smart Tip To Make Modern Decor More Homely
Having trouble making your modern decor feel more homely? Luckily, HGTV's Christina Hall has a trick to turn a cold interior into something more inviting.
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