The DIY Accent Wall Even Beginners Can Nail
Home improvement doesn't need to be complicated, but it can feel like a lot for beginners. Here's one DIY accent wall project anyone can succeed at.
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Stories By Jason Rochlin
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Upcycle A Simple Hula Hoop Into A Stunning Wall Clock For Your Home
Large-scale wall clocks are often expensive. Instead, upcycle a hula hoop into a stunning wall clock that you can customize to fit your decor.
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Why Do Some Electrical Plugs Have One Bigger Prong?
Not all electrical plugs in the US are the same. Some have grounding wires while others don't, and some have one of the top two prongs bigger than the other.
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Repurpose Old Bricks Into The Most Adorable DIY Bookends For Your Garden
If you love reading and gardening, this DIY bookend project could be the perfect fit to decorate and personalize your garden or raised beds.
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The Clever Place To Add House Plants To Elevate Your Bathroom
Want to add greenery to your bathroom without sacrificing precious counter space? Consider trying out this easy decor hack to better display your houseplants.
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TikTok's Genius Hack For Propagating Succulents Is Absolutely Worth Trying
There nothing more exciting than bonus plants, but what if you could get way more of them? It's worth trying TikTok's genius hack for propagating succulents.
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Use Your Putty Tool For A Neat Hack Next Time You Paint
Painting corners can be a tricky affair, but a putty tool can serve to make the task a little bit simpler. Learn how to best use it for optimal results.
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How To DIY Your Own Push-To-Open Cabinets For A More Efficient Kitchen
There are plenty of small kitchen projects you can take on for big gains, and switching to push-to-open cabinets is one of them. Here's how to install them.
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Why It's Time To Ditch The Plastic Wrap (And What You Should Start Using Instead)
Plastic wraps are a convenient and popular way to store food in the kitchen, but that doesn't mean they are best. Here's why you'll want to ditch them for good.
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Avoid Planting These Towering Flowers Near Hydrangeas
Hydrangeas are such a beautiful member of the garden. While it's easy to work the shrub in with a variety of flowers, there is one flower you should avoid.
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How To Customize A Gorgeous Front Porch Using Tiles
Artistic tile patterns are most commonly found in the kitchen or bathroom, but they can also make for a beautiful accent on your home's front porch.
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Is It Safe To Have Invasive Plant Species Inside As Houseplants?
Invasive plant species can add beauty to your home, but may pose environmental risks. Learn if the reward of keeping them as houseplants is worth the risk.
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The Classic Sponge Hack For Fences Also Works On Sheds
Looking to spruce up a shed with a new coat of paint? You may want to ditch your paintbrush and try out the sponge hack instead. Here's what you should know.
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The Nifty Way To Transform Craft Sticks Into A Unique Door Covering
Designing with crafting sticks isn't just for kids or holidays. Transform them into an attractive Dollar Tree DIY door or window frame in a few easy steps.
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Update A Boring IKEA Wardrobe With Bamboo Bath Mats
Even if you love your IKEA wardrobe, there's no denying it could benefit from some customization. Upgrade from plain to exciting using bamboo bath mats.
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The Natural Fertilizer Your Basil Needs Is Sitting In Your Bathroom
Yellow and wilting leaves aren't so appetizing. If your basil plant is looking a little worse for wear, revive it with this bathroom staple item.
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The Budget-Friendly Dollar Tree Bucket That's Great For Growing Onions
Onions are a healthy vegetable to grow in your garden. If you're a beginner, make it easy to grow them with this hack using a plastic bucket from Dollar Tree.
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One Common Office Staple Is The Ultimate Solution For Your Bathroom Towel Dilemma
Keeping bathroom towels stored and organized can be a surprisingly complex task, especially washcloths, but it gets much easier with this common office staple.
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Use A Pool Noodle To Upcycle A Plain Mirror Into Floral Décor
There is a surprisingly large variety of ways you can upcycle pool noodles, including turning a plain ole mirror into a gorgeous DIY floral display.
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Use Magazine Organizers To Revolutionize Entryway Storage
If you have a habit of dumping what you're carrying in your entryway as soon as you get home, this IKEA DIY could completely change your foyer game.
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The Easier Way To Add Privacy Film To Odd Shaped Windows
Privacy film can shield your property from prying eyes, but what if you have odd-shaped windows? There's an easy way to tackle that installation.
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The Unique Tool That Offers A Knee-Saving Solution For Gardeners
Kneeling for long periods while gardening, whether to pull weeds or sow seeds, causes discomfort. Luckily, this tool makes gardening a little more comfortable.
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The Tile Grout Color You Should Avoid Using In The Bathroom And Why
Choosing your grout color might seem like a minor design decision, but a certain hue can actually hide some dangerous hazards that you need to watch out for.
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Keep Keurig K-Cup Coffee Pods Organized With A Cute & Affordable Dollar Tree DIY
Love your Keurig K-Cup coffee pods but hate how difficult they are to organize? After a quick trip to the Dollar Tree, you can DIY an organizer for them.
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How To Distress Outdated Wood Furniture Without Sanding
Refresh an old piece of wooden furniture with this clever DIY to get the distressed look without sanding. You can even customize it with different colors.
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Why You Should Avoid Furniture That's All On Legs For Your Living Room
Look around your living room. Is most of your furniture on legs or on the ground? Here is why it's a design mistake to choose furniture that's all on legs.
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The Gorgeous Accent Wall Arch You Can DIY With Pool Noodles
Creating an accent wall that's a unique work of art is something you can totally DIY, all you need is a pool noodle and some paint or wallpaper!
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