The Curtain Mistake That's Making Your Room Feel Smaller
Curtains provide privacy but they also frame your view to the outside. Hang them properly so you don't end up making your room feel cramped or closed off.
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Insiders Explain Why Today's Home Buyers' Market Feels Like A Lost Cause
The state of the housing market has would-be buyers pausing their searches for the time being. Here's why the situation has many feeling lost.
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The Paint Colors HGTV's Jenny Marrs Doesn't Love In The Bedroom
Color has the ability to affect our emotions and quality of sleep. Here are the paint colors that HGTV's Jenny Marrs doesn't love in the bedroom.
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How Hanging Eucalyptus In Your Shower Can Help Promote Good Feng Shui
The feng shui in your bathroom ties directly to your financial health. This delightfully scented plant can help get the positive chi energy flowing!
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Potting Soil Vs Seed Starting Mix: Which Works Better For Starting Seeds?
If you want to grow some indoor plants, you might decide to grow them from seeds. So, which works better: Potting soil or seed starting mix?
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Why Minimalism Will Never Go Out Of Style, According To A Design Expert
Whether or not maximalism feels like it's about to takeover the world of interior design, its counterpart minimalism will always be here to stay.
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What Is Underplanting And How Can You Use It To Add Variety To Your Garden?
If you want to add variety and lushness to your garden, underplanting around larger plants is an amazing idea. Find out why and how to do it today.
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Onion Sets Vs Onion Seeds: What's The Difference And Which Is Better For Your Garden?
Onions are a simple and versatile plant to add to your vegetable garden, but when it comes to planting, should you start from sets or seeds?
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How Mortgage Rates Are Keeping The Housing Market From Finding Long-Term Stability
The housing market has been especially turbulent over the past few years, and rising mortgage interest rates are not helping to stabilize the market.
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Tips For Using Patterned Rugs To Expand The Look Of Your Small Entryway
It may sound completely backwards at first, yet using bold and colorful rugs in the compact entrance to your home can actually make it feel expansive.
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Microfiber Vs. Cotton Sheets: Which Is Right For You?
We all spend a lot of hours in our beds, so the sheets we use are important. But should you choose microfiber or cotton sheets for your bed?
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Why You Need To Avoid Wood Cleaners On Laminate Flooring
Despite having a similar look and feel to wood, laminate flooring comes with a different set of care instructions. Here's why you need to avoid wood cleaners.
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The Best Way To Clean Your Garbage Disposal
Kitchens require regular and thorough cleaning to prevent a build-up of bacteria and unpleasant odors. Here is the best way to clean your garbage disposal.
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Why Keeping Your Windows Clean Is Important For Feng Shui
Many of us enjoy the creativity and inspiration that comes with designing our homes with feng shui in mind. Here's how to keep the positive chi energy flowing.
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How To Ensure Your Kitchen Table And Cabinets Complement Each Other
Whether you're remodeling your kitchen or just need to freshen up the space, the table you choose plays an important role in complementing your cabinets.
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The Truth Behind Martha & Snoop's Potluck Dinner Party
In 2016, the homemaking tycoon and famous 420 enthusiast/rap mogul teamed up to co-host 'Martha & Snoop's Potluck Dinner Party.' Here's what you need to know.
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Interior Designer Breegan Jane Shows How Personalization Creates A Dream Home - Exclusive Interview
Breegan Jane discussed creating dream homes for clients and how incorporating your personality and life experiences is what really makes a living space shine.
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Decorate For Halloween With Vintage Inspired Items
If you love vintage decor, there's no reason not to include that look in your Halloween decorations. Check out our tips for using vintage Halloween decor.
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How To Easily Transplant Onion Seedlings Outside And Keep Them From Falling Over
When it's time to transplant your onion seedlings, you'll need to know how to plant them so that they don't tip over too soon. It's all about spacing and depth.
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How Pastel Paint Tones Promote Good Feng Shui In Your Bathroom
Promoting good feng shui in your bathroom is a must in creating a calm and relaxing space. Here's how pastel paint tones can help in that process.
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5 Tips For Building A Gallery Wall Around Your Television
Your television can be a real eyesore in your otherwise perfectly designed space, but have you ever considered building a gallery wall around it?
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All The Laundry Machine Settings Explained
Help your clothing and home fabrics last longer by learning what the various laundry symbols mean and how to match them with laundry machine settings.
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15 Mushroom Lamps That Will Look Perfect In Any Room
Mushroom lamps are a great way to add a vintage touch to your space, whether vintage or new. Here are 15 lamp options that fit into any space
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10 Fun Ways To Incorporate Patterns Into Your Guest Room
The guest room in your home is a place to experiment with designs and one way is via patterns. The room's décor can totally change with just a pattern (or two).
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5 Paint Colors To Pair With A Gray Couch
With gray being a neutral color, a gray couch can literally go with any paint, but still, there are certain colors that'll bring out the very best in that gray.
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What Are The Different Types Of Wooden Fences To Consider?
Fences don't just mark property lines and "make good neighbors," they are functional features of a home and can also contribute to the beauty of your backyard.
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The 1/3 Pruning Rule: What Is It And How Can It Make Trimming Shrubs Even Easier?
For us gardeners who are constantly wondering how much of our shrubs we should prune, the 1/3 rule is here to remove all the guesswork from the springtime task.
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