The Smart Trick To Hide Used Kitchen Towels Before Laundry Day
There are few things more annoying than a pile of used kitchen towels creating clutter in your home, but a smart trick can hide them before laundry day.
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Why A Sunken Door Mat Is A Practical Design For Your Home
If the time has come to replace your door mat, consider choosing the sunken variety. There are many reasons why this is a practical design for your home.
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This Vintage Thrift Find Is The Ultimate Storage Solution For Seed Organization
There are many ways to store seeds, but this vintage piece of furniture can keep you seeds safely and attractively hidden away inside your home.
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Make A Sparkling DIY Chain Trellis For Your Hanging Plants
Many easy-to-grow houseplants also have a knack for climbing. With a simple DIY hack from social media, you can keep the growth of your hanging plants in check.
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The Golden Rule To Follow When Going For A Minimalistic Look
Minimalism has been a much-used and -respected aesthetic style for decades, but there's one central tenet of minimalism that's important not to forget.
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Our Top 7 Picks From IKEA's New STOCKHOLM Collection
IKEA's new STOCKHOLM collection celebrates 40 years of high-quality, stylish furniture, and we've picked our 7 favorites from the 96-piece collection.
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Why Your Swiss Cheese Plant Leaves Are Ripping (& How To Fix It)
Understanding why your Swiss cheese plant leaves are ripping can help with recovery and simple fixes that can significantly improve its health and appearance.
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Is Your Garage Wide Enough To Install Two Doors? Here's How Much Space You Need
Want to optimize your garage? Learn how to measure your space properly to see if it can be converted into a functional and safe two-door setup.
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Does The Sieve Hack To Restore Old Paint Actually Work?
No DIY enthusiast wants to be greeted by a tub of old, seemingly unusable paint, but what if you could restore it? Let's see if the sieve hack actually works.
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How To Turn A Basic IKEA Frame Into A Cozy Bookshelf With An Easy DIY
Some of the most unique decor pieces come from turning one item into something else entirely. This DIY transforms a basic IKEA frame into cozy bookshelf.
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12 Vine Plants That Aren't Worth Buying As Seedlings
Buying plants as seedlings can make your life easier when it comes to planting out your garden. However, make sure you don't buy these vine plant seedlings.
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London Design Week Has Proven That Repurposing With Wallpaper Is A Huge Trend This Year
Who says wallpaper is just for your walls? This year's trends prove the stylish paper can be repurposed in several ways to give your home a much-needed refresh.
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The Best Method For Folding A Washcloth
Folding a washcloth can be a fiddly, frustrating task, but with this simple method, you can achieve a secure, spa-like finish in a few seconds.
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The 11 Perfect Plant Shelf Ideas For Windows
If your indoor jungle is thriving, you're probably running out of surfaces to display your greenery. These shelves for windows make space for more happy plants.
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How To Make Outdated Sitting Rooms Modern And Work In Your Space
If your outdated sitting room isn't working for you or your family, there are plenty of ways you can update it to make it more functional and contemporary.
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How To Easily Troubleshoot Your Ryobi Airstrike Nail Gun
The Ryobi Airstrike nail gun is a handy tool to have at home for a wide range of DIY projects. If it's misfiring, try these steps to resolve the issue.
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The Fire Resistant Tree All California Home Owners Should Plant In Their Yard
In certain areas of the country, especially California, homeowners can benefit from planting fire-resistant trees and plants, such as this one tree.
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Why Are So Many New Homes Being Built Without Fireplaces?
Fireplaces are stunning, classic interior design features. Plus, they're functional. Yet you likely won't see traditional fireplaces in newly constructed homes.
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The Gravel Solution That Works For Small Garden Bed Borders
Instead of using regular gravel in your garden bed border, check out an unexpected type of rock that you could use in small spaces to add interest.
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Add A Bit Of Whimsy To Your Home By Creating A Graceful, Draped Fabric Ceiling
The whimsical luxury of a ceiling draped in fabric isn't just for special events and wedding tents. Here's how to install a draped ceiling in your home.
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The Historic Wallpaper Trend Is Making A Comeback In A Big Way
Wallpaper has seen a huge rise in popularity, and vintage styles are following suit. Expert Sarah Bilotta tells us about the historic trend that's coming back.
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Lighting Mistakes To Avoid When Selling Your Home (And What To Do Instead)
Did you know that lighting can help make or break a sale? Here are the mistakes to avoid if you want to sell your home as quickly as possible.
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Easy-To-Grow Herbs That Are Perfect For Gravel Gardens
Gravel gardens are great for growing various low-maintenance plants, including a number of herbs. Learn what they are and how to care for them properly.
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Does Costco's Lenient Return Policy Apply To Old Furniture? Here's The Truth
Costco is known for its generous return policy. However, does that return policy work on furniture you've owned for years? Here's what to know beforehand.
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The Budget-Friendly Jewelry Storage Hack That Comes From A Thrift Store Must-Have
Jewelry isn't easy to store, not attractively and on budget anyway, but that's exactly what this thrift store hack accomplishes: stylish budget jewelry storage.
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Upcycle An Old Utensil Caddy Into A Portable Garden Tool Storage Basket
Gardening is a great, but sometimes expensive hobby. Repurposing items you already have, such as making an old utensil caddy into a garden tote, can help.
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8 Fast-Spreading Invasive Privacy Plants To Avoid (And What To Plant Instead)
Although the idea of introducing plants to your yard to create privacy sounds wonderful, there are several invasive species you should avoid.
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