Are Smart Toilets Worth It?
If you're into adding luxury to every corner of your home, smart toilets can offer pampering that goes beyond any traditional toilet. But are they worth it?
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No Mow May: What Is It And Should You Participate?
You might've heard of "No Mow May," where homeowners allow their lawns to grow out to attract pollinators. Should you participate? Here's what to consider.
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HGTV's Jonathan Scott Gets You Started With The Tools To Get Your Spring Cleaning Done Right
Spring cleaning may sound daunting, but Jonathan Scott makes it easier by sharing the exact tools and supplies to get started. Here's what you need.
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The Iconic Window Style That Sets Prairie House Architecture Apart
While there are various characteristics that define Prairie style, the windows of this architectural style is perhaps most distinct: wide, open, and massive.
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What Is Diatomaceous Earth And What Is It Used For?
Diatomaceous earth is not only a helpful cleaning tool, but it can also do all sorts of things around the house. So what is it and what is it used for?
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Here's How Martha Stewart Uses Vodka To Eliminate Unwanted Home Odors
Homes are filled with funky odors, but you can't throw everything into the washing machine. Martha Stewart recommends using vodka in those situations.
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Martha Stewart Divulges Her Best Tips For Planting Azaleas
Looking to grow some truly glorious azaleas? Martha Stewart has all kinds of expert tips on how to do this, from fertilizer ratios to branch maintenance.
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The Unexpected Way Glossy French Polish Is Really Made, According To Martha Stewart
A glossy French polish will give your furniture an ultra-shiny appearance. But how is it made? Martha Stewart has revealed a technique you won't suspect.
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The Secret Ingredient Martha Stewart Uses To Keep Cut Hydrangeas Fresh For Weeks
If you love hydrangeas, you want them to last as long as possible. Learn this tip from a Martha Stewart staffer for keeping cut hydrangeas fresh for weeks.
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HGTV's Emily Henderson's Alternative Flush Mount Ideas That Stay Within Budget
Brighten up your living space with these off-beat flush mount ideas from Emily Henderson.
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Here's Why Nate Berkus Loves A Forest Wallpaper In The Bedroom
Instead of going with a minimalist, neutral bedroom, HGTV's Nate Berkus opted for a moody forest wallpaper in his newly renovated space. Here's why.
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Nate Berkus' Smart Lighting Tip To Keep Your Home Zen
The lighting you incorporate in your design can have a huge effect on the feel of a space. For a zen home, try out this smart lighting tip from Nate Berkus.
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Why Martha Stewart Refuses To Put Curtains On Her Windows
Home decor and lifestyle whiz Martha Stewart says she'll never put curtains on her windows. Is it time for us to rethink our own window treatment choices?
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The One Task Nate Berkus And Jeremiah Brent Always Complete Before Starting A Home Renovation
Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent are back with a new season of their show, and they've revealed the one step you shouldn't skip before the start of a renovation.
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We Tried Using Newspaper Pots For Starting Seeds And Are Impressed By The Results
The way you start your seeds can greatly impact the prosperity of your garden. We tried using newspaper pots to start our seeds. Here are the results.
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Organization Coach Ella Engström On Where To Start When It Comes To Swedish Death Cleaning - Exclusive
Ella Engström, star of "The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning," explained to House Digest in an exclusive interview the best way to start cleaning your home.
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The Unexpected Reason Martha Stewart Stores Her Seed Packets With Cat Litter
While you may not think of cat litter as a useful tool for gardening, it can actually be used to store seed packets. Here's how Martha Stewart uses cat litter.
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The Chic Sofa Trend Chrissy Teigen Has Fully Embraced (And HGTV's Breegan Jane Approves)
A new trend is emerging: Sofas covered in bouclé fabric. Chrissy Teigen incorporated one in her home, and here's what HGTV's Breegan Jane has to say.
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The Unusual Tool Martha Stewart Uses To Clean Up After Gardening
Gardening is a joyful endeavor but it can also leave quite a mess on your work surface to clean up. To help keep things tidy, Martha Stewart has just the tool.
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The Smartest Day To Host An Open House
Before you decide upon the right date on the calendar for your open house, there are a few things to consider, including other scheduled events.
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Construction Begins In New York For America's Largest Geothermal Apartment Complex
The Brooklyn waterfront is getting a massive new housing development -- and it hopes to bring a new focus on sustainable energy to New York City.
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Galey Alix From HGTV's Home In A Heartbeat On How To Mix Metal Finishes Like A Pro - Exclusive
Galey Alix creates custom interior designs on HGTV's "Home in a Heartbeat." She gave House Digest her advice for using metal finishes to customize your space.
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Peel-And-Stick Wallpaper Has One Major Drawback
While peel-and-stick wallpaper is known for its easy application and instant results, there is a drawback to using the product and it's one everyone encounters.
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Earth Day Deals That Will Keep Your Home Eco-Friendly All Year Long
With Earth Day coming up, retailers are making it more affordable than ever to shop eco-friendly. Here are some deals to look out for this holiday.
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A TikTok Viral Micro-Apartment Shows What You Can Get In NYC For $1100
If you're considering moving to the big city but worried about your budget, this TikTok viral micro-apartment shows what you can get in NYC for $1100.
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Acrylic Pours: The Easy And Cheap Way To Make Custom Art
Acrylic pouring is another unique artwork form you can take on to lean into your creative side and make something for your house. Learn more!
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The Good-Fortune Plant Martha Stewart Swears By For Easy Growing
Per Martha Stewart, there's a certain plant that can not only bring good luck and/or fortune to a home, but it's also a simple plant to grow and see thrive.
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