How Renters Are Miraculously Creating Chic Dining Rooms In Impossible Spaces
A small apartment doesn't mean you can't have a chic dining room. With these design tips, easily create a functional, stylish dining area in a compact space.
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The Inexpensive Way To Give French Doors A Modern Transformation
French doors make any interior space feel more open, but if plain panes of glass seem too dull, there's an inexpensive way to give them a modern transformation.
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Small Laundry Closet Doesn't Have Lighting? The Smart Hack To Brighten Things Up
A small laundry closet can be dark, but there's an easy way to brighten it. Check out this lighting hack to get the best lighting in a small laundry room.
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The Old-School Kitchen Addition That Keeps Modern Messes Hidden
The modern home cook needs all kinds of ingredients, appliances, and utensils, but nobody wants a cluttered kitchen. This vintage feature could be the solution.
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Upcycle A Rag Rug Into A Beautiful Boho Window Treatment
Your old rag rug is one upcycle away from becoming a stunning boho window treatment. Create a window décor that brings cozy, carefree vibes to your space.
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How To Calculate The Ideal Height For Wainscoting On An Accent Wall
If you're about to install wainscoting but aren't sure what height is ideal, you can decide based on preferences or the materials you're working with.
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Your Outdated Boho Decor Deserves A Smarter Refresh
Does your boho decor feel a little outdated? Trade in those overdone elements for a more refined, subtle bohemian look to modernize your space.
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Couch Mistakes That Make A Small Living Room Feel Even More Cluttered
Are you making the most common couch mistakes that shrink your living room? Find out which couch selection and placement mistakes to avoid.
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Elevate Your Space With Joanna Gaines' Method For Decluttering Bathroom Counters
If your bathroom surfaces look more like a drugstore counter than a spa, try following in the footsteps of Joanna Gaines with these easy tips for decluttering.
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How To Choose The Best Window Treatments For Your Privacy Needs
Do you have certain rooms that need more privacy than others? Here is how to choose the best window treatment for each space, based on how much cover you need.
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Turn Any Window Into A Feature With A Few Simple Upgrades
You don't need to go all out to get that rustic window look you love so much. This genius DIY helps transform your ordinary windows to a fairytale feature.
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The Two Paint Colors HGTV's Joanna Gaines Doesn't Love Using In Homes
Joanna Gaines is known for her love of neutral paint shades, but when she does incorporate more vivid color, there are two hues that she tends to avoid using.
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The Unique Window Treatment Idea That Gives You Both Privacy And Natural Lighting
With so many window treatment options out there, it can be tough to decide what's best for both privacy and natural lighting. Well, one idea works great.
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Don't Make This Embarrassing Mistake When Picking Out Inexpensive Bamboo Shades
When picking out window treatments, you more than likely should select window treatments that boast this simple but effective feature.
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These Warm Alternatives To Gray Cabinets Are The New Neutral
If you're over the cool gray tones that have dominated many interior spaces for the last decade, look to these new warm neutrals that are trending.
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Swap Out The Dated Eucalyptus Decor Trend For This More Modern Option
If you are ready to move on from the eucalyptus stem look that dominated the 2010s, here are some ways you can refresh your decorative indoor plants.
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The Power Tool Attachment That You Might Need On Hand For Your Next Tile Project
If you're trying to drill a hole through tile, your regular drill bits probably won't cut it. Rather, you'll want to use this attachment instead.
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Give Your Entryway A Richer Look With Wood Drenching
Taking a cue from the popular color and pattern drenched look, wood drenching may just be the way to add texture and interest to an entryway of any size
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Fixer Upper's Joanna Gaines Has An Eye-Catching Method For Styling A Coffee Table
Joanna Gaines is a home design empress as well as a family-oriented mom, so her tips for decorating a coffee table blend what she does best.
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Stripe Drenching Is The Bold Decor Move Designers Are Loving Right Now
Stripe drenching is the daring new trend wrapping rooms in bold, rhythmic color. Find out how designers make this maximalist move feel intentional.
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Style A Luxurious Home On A Budget With A DIY Mirror With Incense Holder Frame
You can transform a basic mirror into a luxe statement piece with this clever DIY. Craft an unexpected frame with incense holders and other affordable items.
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Cotton Vs. Polyester Velvet Curtains: Which One's Right For You?
Both cotton and polyester velvets have their unique benefits and disadvantages you should know about before you make your purchase.
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How To Upcycle An Old Ironing Board To Make The Most Of A Small Laundry Room
Small laundry room can get chaotic, with clothes and other items strewn about without a proper home. Keep the space neat by upcycling an old ironing board.
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The Easiest Hack To Make Painting Bathroom Tiles Renter-Friendly
Don't think you can paint your bathroom tiles if you're a renter? Think again, and try this easy hack so that you can paint tile without making it permanent.
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The Outdated Milk Door You May Have In Your Old Home (And What To Do With It Today)
If you have a pre-war home, chances are that it has a milk door. But while milk deliveries are practically obsolete, this device can still come in quite handy.
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Chateaucore Is Quietly Taking Over Interiors, Here's Where To Start
This design trend will have you feeling like you're at your home in the French countryside with a taste of quiet luxury. Here's how to achieve the look.
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Ditch Your Old Pouf Pillows And Opt For These Designer-Approved Alternatives Instead
Poufs are great for extra seating that you can toss in the closet after hosting, but they often sag over time. This timeless, versatile alternative is a must.
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