As someone who hates trends, Nate Berkus is a big advocate of vintage. He advises thrifting a decor piece that offers both storage and timeless beauty.
Read MoreDoes your neutral decor leave you feeling a little bland? You can easily liven it up with a bright pop of color that will lift the space instantly.
Read MoreIf wallpaper sounds too involved or too expensive, you can utilize your craft supplies to create a similar effect on your interior walls for a low-cost project.
Read MoreIf you're growing viburnum in your New York garden, this beetle can destroy the appearance of your plants and even cause them to die off over time.
Read MoreTo get rid of all that utensil clutter building up in your cabinets, it's worth thinking outside the box -- and outside the kitchen -- with a repurposing hack.
Read MoreCoffee grounds contain nitrogen plus other macro- and micronutrients that can benefit a variety of vegetables if applied right, while improving soil structure.
Read MoreDo you have fond memories of your 1980s teen years? Channel your nostalgia for the era into your interior design with this highly romantic vintage wall décor.
Read MoreWhile you might think that using a watermelon when you're cleaning your carpet sounds a bit ludicrous, this hack might actually work with a few cautions.
Read MoreFinding appropriate ground covers for shady, sloped areas is challenging. This plant is perfect for the job — it prevents erosion and stays green year-round.
Read MoreDuring season 4 of "Shark Tank," Michael DeSanti pitched the shocking Squirrel Boss Bird Feeder. Find out what happened afterwards and where DeSanti is now.
Read MoreIf you're remodeling your kitchen and planning to incorporate a large kitchen island, think carefully to ensure that it's not a decision you're going to regret.
Read MoreVinegar is such a useful product for all sorts of cleaning tasks around the home, but you do want to ensure that you store it correctly to preserve its potency.
Read MoreIf you're in the habit of buying fresh fruit in those plastic containers, stop throwing them out because they can easily be repurposed as a craft organizer.
Read MoreCompanion planting, the art of pairing plants that mutually benefit each other, is a great way to boost your bean harvest. Here's the perfect flower to pair.
Read MoreDiscover the TikTok trend that proves it's easy to keep your devices, chargers, and daily essentials organized and accessible with one simple product.
Read MoreYes, soda cans are typically recyclable, but how about you give them a second life in your home with these 17 genius DIY ideas for repurposing them?
Read MoreFind out how to remove pests from your home without the use of harsh chemicals. The inexpensive solution is something you probably already own.
Read MoreMonarch butterflies rely on milkweed plants to survive. To help out your local pollinators, consider these free and low-cost ways to get your hands on seeds.
Read MoreInterior designer Nate Berkus favors this functional living room layout that encourages conversation, maximizes space, and amplifies your entertaining area.
Read MoreFast-growing trees help fill your landscape and add shade quickly. This Japanese maple tree variety is particularly gorgeous with rich color and versatility.
Read MoreIt's easy for towels to smell musty and stale over time, which can make them unpleasant to use. Try this one simple tip to keep them smelling fresher.
Read MoreWeeds are a nuisance, especially along gravel paths. Luckily, a simple solution of vinegar, salt, and dish soap will kill these pesky plants in just hours.
Read MoreYour bed sheets accumulate all types of debris, even more-so in sweaty summers. That's why cleaning your sheets more often in the summer is important.
Read MoreA sink skirt is a great way to hide plumbing and make room for extra storage. This DIY sink skirt is a simple way to add charm to your rustic bathroom.
Read MoreTired of grimy stove knobs? There is a quick and easy cleaning method that leaves your knobs sparkling without soaking, scrubbing, or disassembly.
Read MoreClay is not the ideal medium, but this North American native will not only survive in it — it will thrive and produce fruit, as long as you care for it well.
Read MoreAnts in the house but not sure how they got there? Get tips for cleaning in overlooked crevices and areas such as windowsills to help keep them at bay.
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