Upcycle An Old Tree Stump Into A Beautiful Mosaic Yard Feature
Think a tree stump is just a cumbersome waste of beige space? Think again with this DIY clever, creative hack to turn yours into a work of art.
Read MoreWith Us Since
2022
Brooke Younger
House Digest Editorial Policies
House Digest uses a knowledgeable team of editors, writers, and experts to create all our content. We dive deep into the always-evolving conversations surrounding design and home trends, striving to deliver the most current and helpful tips, strengthened by expert takes and tutorials from our talented team.
As we cover many fields of expertise, we make it a priority to ensure every beat remains fresh and comprehensive. Additional information on our editorial process available here.
Stories By Brooke Younger
-
-
Not Stone, Not Brick: The Budget-Friendly Driveway Edging Idea
To create an aesthetic and durable edge for your driveway, you don't need to rely on pavers or bricks. Try this natural and budget-friendly alternative.
Read More -
How One Man Turned Simple Scrap Metal Into An Ornate Bird Bath
Bird baths can be made out of just about anything. One metalsmith proved this by creating a stunning, nature-inspired piece out of scrap material.
Read More -
Turn A Styrofoam Cooler Into A Beautiful Water Feature For Your Garden Using Concrete
Jazzing up your garden with a concrete water feature can be as simple as repurposing an old styrofoam cooler. Here's how to embark on the DIY project.
Read More -
Turn Old Tin Cans Into The Cutest DIY Wind Chime For Your Patio
Empty metal cans are more than just recyclables. With a large and small can, you can create a wind chime, adding sweet sounds and vibrant color to your home.
Read More -
Turn Scrap Roofing Metal Into A Raised Garden Bed That Boosts Curb Appeal
If you have scrap metal left over after a roofing project, don't send it to the junk yard. Instead, use it to build attractive raised beds for your garden.
Read More -
Neither A Closed Nor Open Floor Plan: The Modernist Solution To Create Flow In A Home
This solution may seem daunting, but it allows you to truly enjoy the best of both worlds when it comes to open and closed floor plans.
Read More -
Propagate Your Boston Fern Plant In March For Fuller Growth All Spring Long
Propagating ferns is a simple process, and if you time it correctly, you can guarantee a burst of fresh growth to help fill out your new plants.
Read More -
The Refined Decor Trend In 2026 That Makes Your Bedroom Sparkle
2026 bedroom trends don't have to require a decor overhaul. Our interior designer shares how to make the space simple sparkle in an exclusive interview.
Read More -
Turn Dollar Tree Items Into The Cutest Spring Box Planter With A Crafty DIY
Whether you're looking for more budget-friendly Easter decor or want to welcome spring into your home, this box planter is the cutest DIY to fill that need.
Read More -
15 Home Product Recalls Of 2026 So Far (Stop Using Them Now)
More home products are being recalled every year, and 2026 has already seen several household items pulled from shelves due to unexpected safety hazards.
Read More -
Transform A Log And Nursery Pots Into DIY Garden Decor That Look Straight Out Of A Fairytale
DIY garden decor doesn't have to be expensive or hard to make. All you need is a log and some plastic nursery pots to create this enchanting outdoor planter.
Read More -
Stop Planting Cucumbers Next To Potatoes In The Garden. Here's Why
Cumbers and potatoes might make sense as companion plants in your head, but in reality these two crops do more harm to each other than good.
Read More -
10 Things The Property Brothers Always Do Before Designing A Closet
The Property Brothers know a thing or two about renovating homes, and they're sure to consider a handful of factors before they demo and rebuild closets.
Read More -
What To Consider Before Hardscaping Your Garden With Modular Brick
Modular brick can make your garden look sharp, but it comes with more than style. From cost to curb appeal, here’s what to weigh before you start stacking.
Read More -
Start These Seeds Indoors In February For Vibrant, Jewel-Toned Blooms In Your Summer Garden
Plant this flower's seeds indoors several weeks before your last frost date to enjoy its clusters of frilly blooms in shades of blue, purple, and yellow.
Read More -
The Concrete Driveway Color That Looks So Sleek
Perhaps you may not have given much thought to the color, material, or design of your driveway, but this sleek concrete color deserves your attention.
Read More -
The Creative Way To Turn An Old Trampoline Into A Winter Greenhouse
Trampolines are very bulky and an old one can be a hassle to store or even dispose. This creative hack transforms the frames into a greenhouse.
Read More -
The Soapstone Countertop Alternative That's More Durable & Easier To Maintain
If you like the look of soapstone counters but don't like oiling them to keep them looking their best, consider this low-maintenance man-made material instead.
Read More -
Your Bathroom Color Scheme Is Too Stark And Outdated
Bathrooms with this color scheme might look clean & bright, but there are good reasons to ditch the look besides designers saying that it's going out of style.
Read More -
Food Storage Containers That Should Never Go In The Microwave
Microwaves make reheating easy, but some everyday containers pose risks that can affect food safety, appliance performance, and even fire prevention.
Read More -
The Up-And-Coming Home Material Trend That Embraces Comfort And Authenticity
Lately, trends have shifted from sleek and showy to cozy and organic. This one is no exception, highlighting materials that embrace authenticity and comfort.
Read More -
Attract More Birds With A Natural Water Source Feature In Your Yard
A water feature offers a surefire way to attract birds. But instead of buying a bird bath, consider creating this natural source of water in your yard.
Read More -
Are Monobloom Arrangements Taking Over Floral Design In 2026? We Asked A Florist
Floral trends are shifting, but not all minimalist looks are built to last. Expert insight reveals what is actually shaping arrangements now.
Read More -
Harbor Freight's Scratch & Dent Sales: What To Know Before Shopping
If you have ever shopped at a scratch and dent appliance store, you know there are benefits and drawbacks. Harbor Freight's sale offers the same pros and cons.
Read More -
The Affordable Wood Countertop Material That Adds So Much Texture & Character
If you’ve been in the market for redoing your countertops, you don’t have to break the bank to try out this gorgeous and easily-workable type of wood.
Read More -
Erin Napier's Porch Design Fatal Flaw (& What We Would Do Different)
Erin Napier and her husband still get flak for one poor renovation choice in their first-ever "Home Town" episode. We would tackle the porch design differently.
Read More
