There’s no reason to hide your cute mugs in a cabinet when they can double as decor. This DIY requires three Dollar Tree items and a couple extra supplies.
Read MoreTired of spending a fortune on bouquets from the florist? It’s easy to get the look yourself with some sturdy craft paper, twine or ribbon, and floral tape.
Read MoreWhile you probably love your grandma, you might not love her design taste. Forget about grandma’s pink bathroom, and give this paint shade a chance.
Read MoreDon't throw away an old closet door. Instead, use it to create a whimsical coffee bar with storage for mugs, syrups, teas, and cups with this fun DIY.
Read MoreRustic home decor doesn't have to be bland and colorless. Instead, check out some of these underrated color schemes that pair nicely with a rustic feel.
Read MoreWatching Joanna Gaines work her magic on TV makes home reno projects seem like monumental tasks, but the "Mini Reni" star has some tips for easier upgrades.
Read MoreAre your countertop cracks ruining your vibe? The biggest mistake isn’t the stone — it’s skimping on prep. A little preparation goes a long way.
Read MoreTired of tumbleweeds taking over your yard? From mechanical takedowns to chemical tricks, here’s how to clear them out before they stage a desert invasion.
Read MoreDiscover which couple's ceramics sell for thousands of dollars -- and are sometimes donated to thrift stores by unsuspecting previous owners.
Read MoreJanuary is often a slow time for gardening, but if you have this evergreen shrub growing in your yard, its dormant season is the perfect time for a trim.
Read MoreThese tools and appliances used to be home staples. Now, they're seldom seen. Take a look back at some old-school household appliances you rarely see now.
Read MoreAn old kitchen staple gets a second life as decor, blending old-world charm with everyday function in a way that feels timeless and effortlessly elegant.
Read MoreFrom stair-climbing robot vacuums to refrigerators that help with the shopping list, these products on display at CES offer some of the most promise in 2026.
Read MoreBefore you get started on that roof replacement be sure to check into local laws surrounding permitting for these kinds of upgrades and repairs.
Read MoreHarbor Freight has a new 80-volt earth auger for digging holes in your yard. Here's how it compares to a well-tested, similar tool from Ryobi.
Read MoreReplacing your gas stove yourself could save you a ton of money, but the process is risky, and in many areas, illegal to do if you're not a professional.
Read MoreSometimes, an old-school option is better than the modern alternative. Find out why radiators still have some benefits over forced-air systems.
Read MoreThese wood decor pieces from Dollar Tree have a pretty, intricate design that makes them perfect for repurposing as a dining and living room essential.
Read MoreTo avoid making a small bedroom feel cramped and cluttered, don't make this major furniture purchase; make the most of your space by considering other options.
Read MoreTechnology is creating better lighting options. Find out why these low-glare and environmentally friendly lights are brightening up the interior design world.
Read MoreTracking down the exact source of drafts in your home can be a major struggle, but this simple trick will do the job in a matter of minutes.
Read MoreThough the one-stop textile shop, JoAnn Fabrics, has shuttered its doors, there are still plenty of places to look for your at-home upholstery project needs.
Read MoreA simple Dollar Tree DIY turns ordinary plant pots into whimsical garden decor, proving fairy gardens can be charming, creative, and budget-friendly.
Read MoreYou might search for the quickest fix possible after discovering a mouse in your home, but many common DIY solutions may only postpone or prolong your problem.
Read MorePaid the contractor, but the job’s still not done? Here’s how to go from polite follow-ups to full escalation — and what actually need to happen next.
Read MoreTreating snow and ice with rock salt can cause damage to concrete, plants, and animals, such as pets. Instead, consider this safer alternative.
Read MoreWhen you have limited sunlight, it can be difficult for succulents and other houseplants to thrive, but there's one beauty that makes the most of low-light.
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