Ditch Boring Shoe Cabinets: There's A Cuter Way To Store Shoes Without Clutter
If you're tired of stowing your shoe collection away in a closet or cabinet, consider this DIY that turns them into a stunning, wall-mounted display.
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Everyone Used It In The '70s — Now It's The Vintage Kitchen Item We Want In Our Homes
Le Creuset made lots of cast iron cookware that's worth hunting down in thrift stores, but this particular item is the perfect addition to your next gathering.
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Not Toilet Paper Tubes: The Unexpected Bathroom Staple You Can Turn Into A Planter
Before tossing out an old bathroom fixture, consider how it can become a creative vertical garden that adds character without taking up valuable ground space.
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When Does Costco Mark Down Pool Accessories?
Costco sells a wide range of pool accessories, including floaties, lounging chairs, and more. If you’re looking for discounts, here’s when to shop.
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Not Goodwill Or Salvation Army: The Texas-Born Thrift Store Chain Full Of Hidden Treasures
Since launching in 2008, this regional thrift store has expanded to 17 locations, with a presence today in such Texas hubs as Dallas, Houston, and Austin.
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Not Copper Nor Coffee: Use This Perennial Herb To Help Deter Snails And Slugs
Copper and coffee are the go-to classics for keeping snails and slugs at bay, but there’s a beautiful and tasty herb you can add to your garden to help.
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No More Roses: The Pink, Fresh-Smelling Flower For Your Garden
If you love the fragrant, romantic feel of roses but don't want to deal with the maintenance, this pretty pink bloom can provide a fuss-free alternative.
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They Were Huge In The '70s — Now It's The Vintage Hawaiian Decor To Keep An Eye Out For
Hawaii was the place to vacation in the mid-20th century. Among the many souvenirs the tourists bought home was a distinctive piece of ceramic tableware.
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We Asked Carpenters Their Go-To Tool Brand For DIY Jobs (& Why)
Building a home workshop starts with smart tool choices. Professional carpenters explain what matters most when picking a reliable lineup for everyday projects.
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Kitchen Flooring Trends Taking Over In 2026 (So Far)
The year may only be halfway through, but kitchen flooring trends, such as microcement and checkerboard designs, have already staked their claim on 2026.
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Not Grounds: The Leftover Coffee Waste That Should Get Added To Compost
While grounds add nitrogen to compost bins, this coffee waste product is a good source of carbon, so it shouldn’t go into the trash either.
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Not Paint: The Smarter Way To Give Cabinets A Budget-Friendly Upgrade
Refreshing old cabinets doesn't always require paint or expensive supplies. One affordable DIY can dramatically change their look in just a few simple steps.
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The Perfect Companion Flower To Attract Pollinators To Strawberries
Growing bigger, better-shaped strawberries starts with better pollination. One easy-to-grow companion plant can help bring beneficial visitors to your garden.
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It Was Big In The '50s — Now It's The Art That's Making A Stylish Comeback
Often, art and design go hand in hand, especially in historical movements. Artists of an aesthetic born in the '50s embraced raw materials and geometric lines.
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Ditch The Overstuffed Vanity: Costco Has A Cuter Way To Deal With Bathroom Clutter
If you're overwhelmed by a large number of products in a small bathroom, this seamless, wall-mounted storage solution can provide some relief.
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Lawn Mowers Can Do A Lot More Than Just Cut Grass
Lawn mowers are an absolute essential for trimming grass in the summer, but they can also be used to help out with cleanup during the rest of the year.
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Not Shelves Or Chests: IKEA Has An Easy Solution For Elevated Blanket Storage
If you need blanket storage but don’t have the space for another shelf or chest, this last-chance IKEA product is versatile enough to fit in any corner.
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Why A French Return Curtain Rod May Make Your Room Look More Luxurious
French return curtain rods aren't just stylish — they're functional, too. Find out how this small upgrade could make your whole space look elevated.
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Its Popularity Peaked In The '30s — Now It's A Valuable Thrift Store Find That Doubles As Storage
Bring the sleek charm of the late Art Deco era to your bedroom or walk-in closet with this coveted thrift store find full of old-fashioned beauty accessories.
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Say Bye To Overhead Lighting: The Low Effort Swap That Creates A Lush Look
That single, big overhead light in your living room or kitchen is killing your chances of creating any ambiance at home. Here's how to fix it.
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The Lesser Known Scrap To Add To Compost — It's Not Corn Husks Or Coffee Grounds
There's some common household waste, which you sweep up from corners and under furniture, that you may be sadly trashing instead of turning into plant food.
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How To Decorate A TV Stand
Your TV stand deserves more than just a television. From plants and books to framed photos and rugs, there are plenty of ways to decorate a TV stand.
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Forget Pyrex & Le Creuset: The Valuable And Vibrant Cookware To Look For In Thrift Stores
While Pyrex and Le Creuset pieces are certainly still great thrift finds, this lesser-known mid-century cookware brand can be just as valuable.
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Don't Fall For This Laundry Appliance Deal — Consumer Reports Names An Affordable Dupe
While this LG laundry set might seem like a reasonable price for luxury appliances, Consumer Reports recommends a much less expensive alternative.
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23 Patio & Paver Trends That Are Taking Over In 2026 (So Far)
2026 came with a lot of new and even some revived outdoor landscaping trends. Here are the ones we've noticed taking over homeowners' patios so far.
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The Classic Salad Bowl Every '60s Kid Will Remember
This bowl's mosaic design would be instantly recognizable to people of a certain age. Today, this classic bowl would look right at home in a modern kitchen.
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Beware Of Falling Fridges: How To Keep A Potential Disaster From Happening In Your Home
While a falling refrigerator seems unlikely, it can happen with certain models. Keep you and your family safe with these simple installation tips.
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Deadhead Annual Plants During July For More Beautiful Blooms
If you want to make sure your annuals keep blooming until the first frost, it's necessary to deadhead the flowers that are already spent in July.
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The One Thing You Need To Do For Your AC In July
Maintaining your AC unit is crucial to surviving the scorching summer. And with peak sun in July, it's the best time to take care of this task.
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Everyone Used It In The '60s: The Kitchen Accessory You Could Still Find Helpful
Once found in every freezer cabinet in the '60s, this kitchen accessory may not be the easiest to use, but its forgotten benefits deserve a modern comeback.
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The One Thing You Need To Do With Your Summer Garden In July
With spring activity over, it might seem like there's nothing left to do in the garden by midsummer. However, your plants need protection from the heat.
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