Relying On Pea Gravel Around Your Yard Could Backfire
Pea gravel can be a great low-maintenance alternative to grass or budget-friendly substitute for concrete. However, it has two major downsides.
Read MorePea gravel can be a great low-maintenance alternative to grass or budget-friendly substitute for concrete. However, it has two major downsides.
Read MoreYour home's exterior color can deter buyers. Timeless hues are best so potential owners see themselves living there and don't worry about extra paint projects.
Read MoreThis outdated home design feature was once necessary to uphold the structural integrity of buildings. Nowadays, it's unnecessary but could up your home's value.
Read MoreYour old sewing table can find new life as an innovative outdoor entertainment solution, making a beautiful patio bar for serving food and chilling drinks.
Read MoreIf your brick is looking a little shabby or outdated, paint isn't your only option. Instead, give your brick exterior a refresh with this affordable solution.
Read MoreYou may think of gravel is just for driveways or other functional spaces, but with a few extra supplies, gravel is a great way to elevate your outdoor areas.
Read MorePallets are a good source for untreated wood that you can use in your next backyard project; perhaps you'll try making this budget-friendly raised garden bed.
Read MoreGlass bottle stoppers are a chic way to seal your drinks, and they can add even more elegance to your home and garden with these 9 repurposing ideas.
Read MoreGet tips on easily transforming your home's exterior and lawn to highlight attractive points like landscaping and other features to captivate potential buyers.
Read MoreAfter buying the best garden hose, don't let improper storage cut its lifespan short. Properly storing hoses between uses can keep them in good shape for years.
Read MoreSometimes we forget the outside of our homes says just as much about our personal style as the inside. This exterior door detail is a great place to start.
Read MoreWhile outdoor furniture at thrift stores is often a great deal regardless, this one vintage brand is a favorite of collectors thanks to its high quality.
Read MoreMoody paint colors are all the rage, and exteriors are no exception. However, one dark and moody shade could be dragging down your home's curb appeal.
Read MoreThe best landscaping gravel is long-lasting, durable, and visually pleasing. These two options are just that and make great concrete alternatives.
Read MoreFrom easy DIYs with minimal materials to affordable purchases for quick solutions, there are many ways to hide your garbage bins and boost your home's appeal.
Read MoreA bird feeder might seem like it can go anywhere on a tree with little impact to its performance, but the correct location might actually surprise you.
Read MoreHead to the home improvement store and buy an item usually reserved for fencing, which you can use to transform your small planters into grand garden fixtures.
Read MoreBy taking a trip to Dollar Tree and picking up an everyday kitchen item and some hardware essentials, you can protect and upgrade your hummingbird feeder.
Read MoreSquirrels aren't the only rodents scurrying around bird feeders. Rats want all those sunflower seeds, too. Attach a baffle to ensure birds, not rats, get it.
Read MoreIf your balcony feels too small to enjoy, here's how to transform it into a raised space where you can dine, unwind, and embrace a zen vibe.
Read MoreDesperate to disguise that oh-to-functional utility box stuck to the exterior wall of your house? There are all kinds of ways to cover it up if you're creative.
Read MoreTurn a leftover tree stump into a unique garden feature with this creative DIY project, complete with tips for safe cutting, sanding, and styling.
Read MoreNot sure what to do with a broken vase? This easy DIY repurposes it into a unique succulent display that adds greenery and charm to any space.
Read MoreHGTV's Property Brothers reveal that these mirror, shelving, floor, and countertop choices could all be silently dragging down the feel of your space.
Read MoreOld vinyl records are a dime a dozen at the thrift stores. Avid gardeners can put them to use in their backyards with this easy-to-achieve upcycling project.
Read MoreA downspout is essential for diverting rainwater away from your house, but it doesn't look pretty. So conceal it with this clever outdoor design hack.
Read MoreYou can hide unsightly outdoor pipes with a removable, fully customizable, and environmentally friendly decorative feature that won’t break the bank.
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