The Unique Type Of Vintage Ashtray You Can Thrift That Makes Stunning Home Decor
This vintage ashtray is more than a blast from the past. With so many ways you can use it, this thrifted find transforms into interesting home decor.
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The Soapstone Countertop Alternative That's More Durable & Easier To Maintain
If you like the look of soapstone counters but don't like oiling them to keep them looking their best, consider this low-maintenance man-made material instead.
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No More Microfiber Sofas: The Textured, Forgiving Materials Taking Over
If you've been thinking about replacing your microfiber sofa with an alternative, it's probably time you act on it. These are the types of materials to look at.
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Your Bathroom Color Scheme Is Too Stark And Outdated
Bathrooms with this color scheme might look clean & bright, but there are good reasons to ditch the look besides designers saying that it's going out of style.
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17 Retro Kitchen Items That Should Still Have A Place In Every Home
Lots of vintage kitchen gadgets have been completely outmoded, but these old-school culinary tools are just as functional, practical, and attractive as ever.
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Upgrade Your Shoe Storage With The Help Of This Office Supply Staple
Office supplies are surprisingly versatile when you use them beyond their intended use, even extending into the realm of keeping your shoes organized.
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Why This Popular Tile Pattern Is Considered One Of The Hardest To Install
Some tile layouts demand far more precision than others, and one popular pattern stands out for the extra planning, cutting, and alignment it requires.
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How To Bring Retro Paint Colors Into Today: A Guide For '90s Kids
Interior design is embracing softer, moodier paint colors inspired by the 1990s, creating spaces that feel warm, personal, and updated rather than dated.
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The Floral Wallpaper Alternative That'll Add More Movement To Your Space
Floral wallpaper is no longer the only way to add movement to a room, as a flowing alternative gains attention for its texture, depth, and versatility.
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Thrifter Shares How To Decorate Your Kitchen With Vintage Thrift Store Finds
Shopping for decor is often easier than incorporating it into a design. A thrifter gives tips on integrating vintage store finds into your kitchen seamlessly.
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Don't Throw Away Your Broken Keyboard — Use It To DIY A Retro Picture Frame
Your broken keyboard doesn't need to be trashed; it just needs a new purpose. Here's how you can use its keys to create a funky retro picture frame.
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The Best Places To Buy Authentic Vintage Quilts To Give Your Home A Rustic Feel
Unless your granny hands you down one, securing an authentic vintage quilt can be tough. Thankfully, there are more places to shop for one than you may think.
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Step Aside White: The Neutral Kitchen Color Palette With A Richer, Cozier Feel
Standard white is the go-to color for kitchens, especially on cabinets where color is a big commitment. but consider this alternative for a cozier space.
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The Popular Rug Trend That Can Make A Small Living Room Look Even Smaller
Trendy doesn’t always mean tiny-space friendly. This popular rug styling technique can make a small living room feel too busy — and much smaller.
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8 Furniture Choices That Are Actually Making Your Living Room Feel Smaller
Buying the right furniture for your space can be hard -- when you're furnishing your space, avoid these mistakes to keep your living room from feeling small.
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Jonathan Scott Says Mirror Walls Are Out, But This Is The Modern Solution To Get The Look
"Property Brothers" star Jonathan Scott deemed wall-to-wall mirrors outdated while removing them on his HGTV show, but don't completely ditch mirrors just yet.
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The Simple Upgrade That'll Immediately Elevate Your Bathroom Aesthetic
Instead of carrying out a full demo to update your bathroom's look, consider this simple and immediate fix that'll do the trick in your space.
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Measuring For Curtains Just Got Easier With These Tips From Martha Stewart
Whether you want your curtains or drapes to look dramatic and luxurious or a bit rustic, Martha Stewart's advice will help you achieve the desired effect.
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No More Metallic Tile: Why Homeowners May End Up Regretting It
Metallic tile is a striking design choice, but it may not be as durable or long-lasting as you'd expect, and there are other potential pitfalls as well.
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How To Make Sure Your Entryway Decor Is Always Practical And Beautiful
Since guests get a first impression of your space from the entryway, consider these design ideas that ensure the decor is chic as well as functional.
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The Major Ceiling Upgrade That'll Add Some Character To Your Kitchen
If you want to make your kitchen feel more airy and open, there could be a simple fix, adding (or subtracting) ceiling details can totally revamp the space.
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The Power Of The Monogram: How They Can Make Your Home Feel More Personal
Every homeowner's goal is to have a space that feels unapologetically theirs. Well, nothing personalizes a home better (or louder) than monogramming.
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The Up-And-Coming Home Material Trend That Embraces Comfort And Authenticity
Lately, trends have shifted from sleek and showy to cozy and organic. This one is no exception, highlighting materials that embrace authenticity and comfort.
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Erin Napier Loves Color. Here's How She Uses It To Keep Small Spaces Fresh
Incorporating a bold color into your living space can be intimidating, but Home Town star Erin Napier follows these guidelines to ensure it looks great.
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10 Glass Coffee Table Styles To Give Your Living Room An Instant Upgrade
If the idea of putting a glass table inside your living room sounds appealing, it helps to figure out what size and style would work best with your setup.
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Love Striped Bedding? Here Are The Aesthetics The Classic Style Fits Into
Stripes are a pattern you can incorporate into almost any style. Here's how to outfit your bed in striped linens that match your preferred aesthetic.
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HGTV Stars Showcase 11 Ways To Make A Kitchen Feel Larger Without Moving Walls
Small kitchens can feel suffocating. But if demoing your walls for more space isn't an option, these HGTV hosts have plenty of other solutions you can try.
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