The Antique Piece You Love Is Actually Ruining Your Home's Luxe Vibe
Older fixtures and elements may make a room look unfinished or dated, rather than retro cool. It may be best to upgrade, update, or replace those items.
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The Right Way To Mount Cup Pulls On Your Cabinets Is Trickier Than You Think
Cup pulls are a classic and convenient choice for cabinet hardware, but installation isn't always simple. Follow these tips to ensure you get a secure finish.
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The Shower Feature Mike Holmes Jr. Recommends For Added Privacy
This clever shower design balances openness with privacy. As Mike Holmes Jr. points out, this design works great with an accessible curbless shower.
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The Hidden Danger Of Foggy Bathroom Mirrors You Can't Ignore
Foggy bathroom mirrors can happen consistently. If they happen too often, you could wind up in some serious danger. Here's why you shouldn't ignore the perils.
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What Is A Pencil Edge Countertop And Is It A Good Choice?
While kitchen countertop trends tend to get a lot of attention, knowing how and why to pick certain countertop edges might be less familiar to you.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Cleaning Laminate Floors
Laminate flooring is loved for its ease of maintenance. However, its unfussiness doesn't mean anything goes. Here's what to avoid and what to do instead.
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The Design Trick That Makes Laundry Day So Much Easier, Depending On Your Home's Layout
Want a way to avoid lugging loads of clothes back and forth from your laundry room? This simple sliding solution can help -- if your home has the right layout.
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The Common DIY Home Upgrade HGTV's Mike Holmes Warns To Avoid
This common home upgrade might not be worth the shortcut. HGTV expert Mike Holmes says it’s a mistake that could cost you more time and money in the end.
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How To DIY A Microcement Countertop
Microcement countertops are affordable, durable and can be installed over existing materials. Here's what to know before attempting this upgrade yourself.
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The New Flooring Trend That's Good For Sustainability And Style
New flooring is a great way to update the look of your home. Yet, looking for sustainable products can be difficult. Here's a trend that can help you out.
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Extend Your Kitchen Island Width With A Wood DIY Add-On
Kitchen islands are a great way to add more counter space - but what if you need even more? Consider making this easy wood DIY add-on to your island.
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Pre-Made Under Cabinet Lighting Vs LED Light Strips: Which Is Better For Your Kitchen
When it comes to upgrading your kitchen cabinet lighting, you have the choice between pre-made options and LED light strips. But which is best for your space?
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Why Emily Henderson Says To Avoid Engineered Stone Countertops
Interior designer Emily Henderson doesn't agree with using engineered stone countertops in some homes. Learn how to decide if they are right for your property.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Regrouting Tile
Regrouting tile is a DIY most homeowners can tackle on their own, but our tile expert shared some common mistakes everyone makes that you should avoid.
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Jasmine Roth Says To Think Twice Before Choosing This Popular Countertop Material
There's one popular countertop material that HGTV star Jasmine Roth says that you might want to reconsider -- here's everything you should know.
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Can A Countertop Overlay Save Money Vs Installing Them New?
If you're hoping to redo your kitchen countertops without spending too much money, then a countertop overlay might be right for you. Here's what to know.
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What To Consider Before Installing Blum Undermount Drawer Slides
Blum undermount drawer slides offer a seamless, soft-closing finish, but you might end up with lackluster results if you don't do the proper research.
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Why Cardboard Is Your Secret Weapon When Designing A DIY Range Hood
Designing a new range hood for your kitchen could be just what you need to shake things up. Here's why you should start your project with some cardboard.
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This Is The Most Common DIY Plumbing Mistake, According To An Expert
Setting up a new plumbing fixture may seem easy at a glance, but there's one common mistake that can derail your project — and stink up your home.
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A New Coat Of Paint Might Be The Secret To Fix Your Outdated Shiplap
Shiplap offers a way to give your home a farmhouse or coastal feel. But if the look feels dated in your home, you can refresh it with a new coat of paint.
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The Easiest Way To Resurface A Garage Floor
Garage floors see a ton of wear and tear, but resurfacing can help bring them back to life. Ensure you do it right and avoid common issues with these easy tips.
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How To Update A Stair Railing For Way Less Money Than The Pros
Stair railings often get overlooked when updating a room, until it's time to pay for them. Save money and construction headaches with a DIY upgrade.
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Joanna Gaines Unveils A Sleek Tile Backsplash Alternative That'll Transform Your Kitchen
Tile may be a common backsplash option, but it isn't the only one. Joanna Gaines reveals a sleeker alternative that will quickly transform your kitchen.
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Are Thinscape Countertops Worth Installing? Here's What Real Reviews Say
Thinscape countertops sound great, but are they really worth installing? We found real reviews to see if they are worth your money or a cheap scam to avoid.
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Paint A Terrazzo Effect To Save Money On Your Bathroom Tiles
Terrazzo is a more textured and colorful alternative to plain tile, but it can get expensive. Thankfully, you can fake the look with this easy DIY.
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How Dave And Jenny Marrs Turned An Antique Gem Into Showstopping Kitchen Storage
HGTV's Dave and Jenny Marrs are masters at creating showstopping design pieces that are also functional, like this antique they turned into kitchen storage.
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Your Toilet's Tell-Tale Sign That You Need A Design Makeover
As time rolls by, trends come and go. If you notice this accent on your toilet, it might be a sign that it's been a while since your last renovation.
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