The 7 Worst Kitchen Flooring Choices (And A Better Alternative To Consider)
Looking to replace your flooring during your next kitchen remodel? Make sure to avoid these materials if you want a safe and long-lasting finish.
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What Are Quartzite Countertops (And Do They Have Any Downsides?)
Quartzite countertops are a great option for the bathroom and kitchen. But there are downsides that might stop them from being the best choice for your home.
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Tips & Tricks To Make Tile Wood Floors Look More Realistic
Wood-look tile flooring is a durable and cost-effective alternative to hardwood. Here's how to install and style it so it looks just like the real thing.
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The Ceiling Paint Color Trend That's Making A Splash In Interiors
It's time for your ceiling to get a new paint color. Painting the fifth wall instantly transforms the room, and this trendy palette looks stellar in any space.
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Will Adding A Level 2 EV Charger Help Or Hurt Your Home's Resale Value? Our Expert Weighs In
If you have an electric vehicle, you may want to install a level 2 EV charger in your home for convenience. Will this benefit your home's value?
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HGTV's Ben Napier Reminds Us Of How Useful One Specific Tool Can Be For DIY Projects
If you've been putting off DIY projects because of time constraints, then this tool could help. HGTV's Ben Napier shares how he uses it for home improvement.
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The Exotic Wood You've Overlooked For Gorgeous Butcher Block Countertops
Butcher block countertops are a gorgeous choice for a kitchen. If you're unsure of which wood to choose for yours, consider this exotic option.
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Why You'll Want To Consider A Fence For Your Front Yard
While fences aren't technically required for front yards, there are many reasons why having one would be beneficial, including safety and privacy.
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HGTV Star Mike Holmes' Essential Tips For A More Secure Front Door
Construction guru Mike Holmes is the guy to go to for home security advice, and his tips for a secure front door and locking system are essential for safety.
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Tips And Tricks For Laying Patio Pavers On Dirt
Laying patio pavers on a dirt base is seldom a good idea, but sometimes it's your only option. Use these tips and tricks to tackle the project successfully.
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Can't Fit A Big Mirror In Your Entryway? Martha Stewart Has You Covered
A lack of space in your entryway doesn't mean you have to go out without checking your reflection. Try Martha Stewart's mirror hack for functional style.
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Can You Use Bondo To Repair A Chipped Countertop? Here's What You Should Know
Bondo is billed as an all-purpose filler, but does that apply to quartz countertops? Here's what to keep in mind before attempting a DIY repair.
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5 Reasons Why Your Shower Faucet Is Leaking (And What To Do To Fix It)
A leaky shower faucet is annoying, but it's usually a fairly quick repair. Here's how to diagnose and fix your problem before the issue gets worse.
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Tips And Tricks To Prevent Window Condensation Without A Dehumidifier
Are your windows covered in dreaded condensation droplets? You don't need a dehumidifier to begin tackling the issue. Follow these tips to get started.
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How To Keep Plants In The Bathroom Without Cluttering Countertops
The bathroom is a great place to keep plants since they absorb excess moisture in the air, but space is often at a premium on your bathroom countertops.
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Things You Should Never Buy At Lowe's, According To 10 Experts
Lowe's is most people's go-to stop for all things home improvement. And while it supplies many helpful things, there are some items you shouldn't buy there.
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10 Ideas For Small, Peaceful Seating Spaces In Your Garden
Whether you have a large lawn with ample areas to curl up, or you want to make the most of your small yard, here are some ideas for a peaceful seating area.
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The Trendy Shower Tile Design To Consider For A Stunning Bold Look
Bathroom feeling dull or dated? Refresh your space and achieve a stylish design with an easy and low-cost upgrade that will give your shower tiles a new look.
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The Best Way To Paint Over Old Cigarette Ceiling Stains
When it comes to getting rid of cigarette stains on your ceiling, your best bet is to paint over them, but there are some specific steps you'll need to take.
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Appliances You Can Add To A Kitchen Island For Out-Of-Sight Convenience
If you have enough space in your kitchen island, you may want to install appliances in it for increased convenience. All kinds of appliances are options.
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What Size Skirt Should I Get For My Christmas Tree?
Christmas tree skirts are as practical as they are chic, but it's important to choose the right one. Here's how to determine which size is best for your tree.
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What To Consider Before Creating An Exposed Ceiling In Your Space
Creating an exposed ceiling in your space is a hot trend, but it's not for everyone. There are a few factors that could make or break this design option.
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The Once-Favored Paint Trend That Now Makes Your Home Look Dated
Trends naturally come and go, but if you're considering a new look for the interior of your home, stay away from the one that makes your home look dated.
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Replicate Jenny Marrs' Design To Bring English Countryside Charm To Your Front Yard
Curb appeal need some work? Be inspired by the outdoor upgrade HGTV's Jenny Marrs completed on a 1980's home that completely transformed the front yard.
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HGTV's Mike Holmes Shares Tips For A Stunning Fireplace Feature Wall
Fireplace looking tired, dull, or dated? Breathe new life into this focal point with some easy DIY tips and inspiration from HGTV's Mike Holmes.
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Think Twice Before Closing Off Vents In The Winter
Closing vents in unused rooms may seem like an obvious way to cut on energy costs. But closing the vents leads to far more harm than good. Find out why.
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Repurpose An Old Door Into A Stylish DIY Bookshelf
Creating this DIY bookshelf in an old door is a great way to utilize space and repurpose materials. Plus, you get a secret room feel!
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