How To Bring The Homesteading Trend Indoors - No Backyard Needed
You don't need a huge backyard to jump on the homesteading trend. Discover little ways you can build your own homestead, even in the city with no outdoor space.
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You don't need a huge backyard to jump on the homesteading trend. Discover little ways you can build your own homestead, even in the city with no outdoor space.
Read MoreRather than leaving old books that you've finished reading to gather dust on the shelf, turn one of your favorites into a chic vase for fresh or fake flowers.
Read MoreTrends come and go, and sometimes they come back. If you need evidence, look no further than this style of cutlery, which has seen a resurgence.
Read MoreWhen it's time to give your kitchen a refresh, you might want to add some open shelving to the space by embracing this stunning glass solution.
Read MoreIt's no shock that Joanna Gaines' designs are more versatile than they appear. Pick up her cake stand to store your cheeses with better functionality and style.
Read MoreYou probably made tons of craft stick art in school. But those Popsicle sticks, with their curved ends, can also be used for surprisingly sophisticated DIY art.
Read MoreIKEA furniture is affordable, but it doesn't always fit your design aesthetic. But there are several ways to convert minimalist pieces into cool retro looks.
Read MoreThese affordable laundry baskets from Dollar Tree can be used for more than just laundry. Turn them over and stake them down to protect your plants.
Read MoreBroken dishes don't have to be the end of the world when you can easily repurpose them into a cute little garden display, using just a planter and some flowers.
Read MoreWhile IKEA has plenty of nifty items designed for specific purposes in your home, there are also products you can repurpose to create a self-watering plant pot.
Read MoreStore your kitchen knives into an aesthetically pleasing block by repurposing some old books from the Dollar Tree, which also handily keeps them within reach.
Read MoreCreate a stunning table centerpiece that fits in seamlessly with your rustic aesthetic by repurposing a kitchen essential you'd probably never even consider.
Read MoreBookshelves are made to display books and photos. While this is a great way to use up shelf space, you can create hanging space with a curtain tension rod hack.
Read MoreAre your plain light switch covers ruining the aesthetic of your space? Luckily, you can spice things up a little with items from the Dollar Tree. Here's how.
Read MoreWith a few key items from Dollar Tree, you can fashion this stunning glittery sconce and imbue your home interior with a bit of Art Deco charm.
Read MoreDollar Tree is home to endless solutions for your organization needs, and you can pizazz some bathroom storage up with this cute TikTok DIY.
Read MoreInstead of buying expensive and fancy décor for your home, you can easily DIY a stunning centerpiece with an elegant Dollar Tree candlestick hack.
Read MoreA trampoline can double as a gateway to a world of visual enchantment in your backyard, especially if you transform the frame into a moongate.
Read MoreA fairy garden is a wonderful way to add charm to any space. If you don't have a garden or want to bring the outdoors in, grab these Dollar Tree fairy houses.
Read MoreSure, flowers and greenery are wonderful when creating centerpieces. This easy DIY uses Mason jars to add vibrant colors and refreshing seasonal elements.
Read MoreThe beauty of propagating plants is their ease: Drop cuttings in a jar of water and grow. But they'll look far more charming with this DIY decorating hack.
Read MoreGrowing tomatoes allows you to keep a stash of them all summer, but you must support them correctly. Here are two DIY supports you can make with just wood.
Read MoreIf you've got a 3D Dollar Tree globe wreath that's seen better days (or the form is sitting around), it's time to repurpose it into a whimsical centerpiece.
Read MoreStarting seeds is always exciting as you wait to see all of your new plant babies. This Dollar Tree item makes starting garden seeds so much easier too.
Read MoreInstead of buying luxe home décor, you can DIY some gorgeous tall floor candle holders for a fraction of the price with Dollar Tree supplies.
Read MoreDiane Keaton gave a typically white kitchen an entirely new look with a few choice designs that you can replicate for a dynamic look of your own.
Read MoreAs Mother's Day approaches, you could buy a present for your mom, or, you could make her a beautiful décor gift using a few Dollar Tree finds.
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