The Dos And Don'ts For Using Mint Green Paint Color In The Bathroom
Mint is a pastel shade of blue-green that's stylish and soothing, but you'll want to use the right accents to avoid a bathroom that looks cold and clinical.
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Patterned Carpet Trends You'll Be Seeing More Of In 2025
With statement carpeting making waves as one of the flooring trends taking over 2025, it's worth watching out for the key patterns and designs set to dominate.
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The Unavoidable Disadvantages Of Subway Tile For Kitchen Backsplashes
Subway tile is a classic choice for kitchen backsplashes because it never really goes out of style, but there are also some unavoidable disadvantages.
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7 Countertops You Should Never Attempt To Paint
Experts weigh in on why these seven types of countertops should never be painted, as it can cause peeling, chipping, and expensive repairs.
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Is A Warming Drawer Worth It? Here's What Homeowners Are Saying
A warming drawer is a helpful extra in many kitchens, but is it actually worth making the investment in your specific situation? Here's what we know.
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Design Tips To Transform A Builder-Grade Boring Kitchen Into A Cozy Cottage
Transform your boring builder-grade kitchen into a cozy cottage retreat with these simple upgrades that bring an inviting and timeless appeal.
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The Upgrades You Can Add To Your Home That Are Recession-Proof
When the threat of a recession looms large, pricy renovations may take a backseat to small upgrades. Here are some recession-proof ways to improve your space.
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Mike Holmes' Advice For Installing Tile And Preventing Cracks
Need some advice before your DIY tile installation? HGTV's Mike Holmes has some things to say about proper installation and how to prevent cracks.
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Mike Holmes Explains The Importance Of Leveling A Floor Before Laying Tile (And How To Do It Right)
When working on your next tile installation, be sure to take Mike Holmes' advice on the importance of leveling the floor before laying tile down.
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The Long-Term Effects Of Carpet Flooring On Home Resale Value
Are you thinking about installing new carpet? Before you do, check out what this expert says are the long-term effects it may have on your home's resale value.
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Can You Chop Food Directly On Your Butcher Block Counters?
Aren't butcher block countertops just giant cutting boards? If you've been chopping food directly on your wood counters, or have thought about it, read this.
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The Essential Step That Novices Forget When Putting Up Wallpaper (And They Seriously Regret It)
When putting up wallpaper, it's best to put it up correctly the first time. This step makes the process even more foolproof for a professional-looking finish.
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The Unfortunate Downsides Of Installing Unfinished Kitchen Cabinets
There are quite a few unfortunate downsides you must evaluate before deciding whether or not unfinished cabinets are the right choice for you.
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The Kitchen Trend That's Perfect If You Love To Entertain
Hosting dinners and parties is a great way to make use of your space. If you want to hide the mess without scrambling to clean, consider this kitchen upgrade.
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Eco-Friendly Wooden Floor Options That Get Mike Holmes' Stamp Of Approval
If you're in the market for wooden floors, there are many reasons to keep eco-friendly products on your radar. Here are some options that Mike Holmes suggests.
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8 Underrated Paint Colors That Are Perfect For Your Kitchen Cabinets
Looking to update your kitchen without spending a fortune? These unlikely paint colors can create a stylish yet unexpected look when used on kitchen cabinets.
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IKEA Unveils A Sleek New Collection To Make Your Bathroom More Accessible
Bathrooms made to be accessible for all humans are often expensive to create and lack style. See how IKEA aims to fill this gap with its new BÄSINGEN series.
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The Best Kind Of Tile To Use For A Realistic Wood Floor Look
Like silk flowers or jeggings, a wood floor look can be achieved with tile, but you must start with the right material in order for it to look realistic.
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Short On Space? What To Know Before Fitting A Tub Into Your Shower
While those with small bathrooms may want to place their tub inside their walk-in shower to create a wet room, there are some things to consider first.
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How To DIY Microcement Over Existing Tile For A Budget-Friendly Upgrade
Microcement is an inexpensive coating that can be applied over walls or floors if you want to hide old tiles to upgrade your kitchen or bathroom.
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Why Jeremiah Brent Doesn't Want You To Shy Away From Imperfect Countertops
Clean lines and smooth surfaces are popular for the kitchen, but HGTV's Jeremiah Brent embraces imperfect countertops in his home and urges others to follow.
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Advice You Have To Follow To Avoid Damaging Wood Veneer While Sanding
Before treating wood veneer furniture with a new finish, you'll have to sand the veneer. Follow these steps to make sure you don't sand through to the core.
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The Pros And Cons Of Epoxy For Your Bathroom Floor
If you're remodeling your bathroom, you may wonder if epoxy is a good flooring option. Learn the pros and cons of epoxy before installing this flooring type.
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The One Color You Shouldn't Paint Your Kitchen If You Have Oak Cabinets
Your oak cabinets don't have to look dated or drab, even if they're old. Paint your kitchen to bring out their personality, but ensure you avoid one color.
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The Safety Reason You Should Consider Mosaic Tile For Your Bathroom Floor
Mosaic tiles come in a variety of colors, patterns, and materials. But it's not just their appearance that makes them the best choice for your bathroom floor.
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Home Upgrades That Are A Waste Of Money, According To HGTV's Mike Holmes
Home renovations are expensive, so make sure your changes are worth it before dishing out the cash. HGTV's Mike Holmes advises against these specific upgrades.
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The Trendy Tile Option That's Replacing Tired And Dated White Marble
Because white marble has become so popular, some say that it can look tired and dated. If you agree, consider this trendy tile option instead.
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