How To Decorate A College Dorm
Whether you're beginning your freshman year this year or looking to spruce up your current room, here is how to decorate a college dorm. Keep these tips handy!
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More Than Just Maximalism: The Bold Decor Trend That Gives Your Space More Personality
Discover how this vibrant decor movement builds on maximalism, mixing layers of pattern and color to make your home feel truly personal.
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Natural Materials For Hosting: The Affordable Ikea Products That Are On Trend
Introducing a natural aesthetic to your next dinner party is a great way to bring people together while impressing them with your hosting skills.
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Man Turns Old Wood Crib Into A Stylish Swinging Patio Bench With An Impressive DIY
An outgrown crib doesn't have to end up in the attic. With some deconstruction and clever add-ons, you can turn it into swinging patio seating.
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DIY Acoustic Panel Artwork To Reduce Noise While Creating A Stylish Space
Acoustic panels help to absorb sound and reduce echoing in your space. With this DIY, you can hang the foam panels while still having pretty art on display.
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The Rare, Outdoor IKEA Lamp Collectors Dream Of Finding
This rare find from IKEA might be the perfect fit for your whimsical garden design, but you might have to go on a treasure hunt to acquire this item.
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Easier Than A Screwdriver: The Rechargeable Alternative From Amazon
Work smarter, not harder. Better than a manual screwdriver, this Amazon option lets your hands and wrists rest while it does the work for you.
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Why Do California Homes Have So Many Arches?
Arches have appeared throughout California homes for generations, with the familiar feature reflecting influences deeply rooted in the state's history.
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Goodbye Traditional Birdbaths — The New Home Depot Find That Looks Like A Tree
This Home Depot birdbath couldn’t possibly blend into nature more seamlessly — it looks just like a real tree trunk and has a shallow bowl that birds love.
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DIY Durable And Rot-Proof Raised Garden Beds With An Overlooked Scrap
Do you need a raised garden bed but don't have the budget for a ready-made model? You can DIY one that will last decades using a discarded building material.
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This Mulching Mistake Could Create A Gas Safety Hazard On Your Property
Mulching your garden beds is almost always useful. It looks good and retains soil moisture, among other benefits. Hiding a gas meter with it is another story.
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Upcycle Old Toilet Paper Tubes To Keep Spare Trash Bags Neat & Organized
Toilet paper tubes have many uses in the home, and this DIY project is no exception. Here, you use the tube to keep that roll of trash bags within easy reach.
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Turn Old Casserole Holders Into Vintage-Inspired Bathroom Organizers
Got an old metal casserole holder hidden away in the back of your kitchen cupboard? Haul it out! You can use it in your bathroom to take control of the clutter.
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The Whimsical Pyrex Bowl Set That's Now Worth 100x Its Original Value
Most Pyrex dishes feature flowers or geometric motifs. This rare 1950s chip and dip set is transport-themed, making it a unique (and potentially valuable) find.
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HGTV's Christina Haack Can't Stand One Of Today's Biggest Comeback Flooring Trends
This flooring style may be making a comeback, but Christina Haack believes it looks too old-fashioned and is difficult to update and replace.
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Everyone Loved It In The '80s — The Funky Table Material We Want In Our Homes
The 1980s had a love for larger-than-life furniture pieces. To pull that off, designers often turned to this stone that's still a perfect fit for modern looks.
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Stop Struggling With Kitchen Rags: Use Toilet Paper Tubes To Contain Them
Kitchen rags are small, plentiful, and can quickly clutter a cabinet or drawer. Create a rolled-up rag organizer with six toilet paper tubes and some glue.
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Turn An Old Wicker Basket Into A Hanging Lamp Full Of Rustic Charm With A DIY
Looking to add a warm glow to your living room or dining nook? Wicker baskets cast a lovely dappled light around a room when fitted with a light cord and bulb.
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Use Old Teapots For A Creative Way To Make A Bird Bath
With a teapot and a few dinner plates, you can create a stylish and functional bird bath. This DIY only requires a few materials and the design is customizable.
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Skip The Basic Bathtub Curtain Rod: The Amazon Find That's Great For Sloped Walls
Curtain rods and sloped ceilings are normally a terrible match, but this Amazon product allows you to perfectly fit the rod to the angle of the ceiling.
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Use An Old Egg Tray To Keep Dirty Shoes Off Your Clean Floor
It may look a little odd, but this humble household castoff can offer a surprisingly handy way to contain moisture, mud, and mess. It's also customizable.
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The Luxury Bedding Trap: Why You Will Be Losing Sleep Over Expensive Sheets
If you’ve been tempted by fancy sheets from brands like Brooklinen, know that there are plenty of cons, from the high cost to the fussy care instructions.
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Don't Toss Old Bed Frames — Turn Them Into Functional Storage Shelves
An old solid wood bed frame is a gold mine of high-quality timber you can repurpose into all sorts of things for your home, including cute wall-mounted shelves.
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What Pop Culture Always Gets Wrong About City Apartments
To get a clearer picture of where pop culture separates from reality, we took a dive into the apartments of some of the most iconic movie and TV characters.
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13 Stunning Ways To Upgrade Plain Closet Doors Without Removing Them
Closet doors take up a lot of visual real estate in a room, and with these 13 simple ideas, yours can go from plain to chic accent pieces without a major reno.
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Homeowner Gives Plain Tiles A Luxurious Custom Look With A Cheap Printer Hack
By using a printer and 11-cent tiles, this DIYer was able to save majorly on her kitchen backsplash. Specifically, she saved a potential 96% on the makeover.
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Put Down The Coffee Grounds: The Useful Scrap You Can Use As A Natural Wood Stain
There's no need for chemical dyes or expensive tints when you can create your own natural wood stain using a kitchen food scrap. Just boil, simmer, and strain.
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