The Hidden Danger Of Foggy Bathroom Mirrors You Can't Ignore
Foggy bathroom mirrors can happen consistently. If they happen too often, you could wind up in some serious danger. Here's why you shouldn't ignore the perils.
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What Is A Pencil Edge Countertop And Is It A Good Choice?
While kitchen countertop trends tend to get a lot of attention, knowing how and why to pick certain countertop edges might be less familiar to you.
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The Elegant Way Joanna Gaines Transforms A Boring Ceiling To Make A Room Stand Out
If you're looking for ways to bring your eye for design up to your ceilings, then this idea from Joanna Gaines could change the way you see your home.
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The Best Paint Colors To Mask Wear And Tear In Your Home
Wear and tear is perfectly normal for any home, but that doesn't mean you need to live with it. Mask it instead with some new (to you) paint colors.
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Key Tips To Styling A Broken Floor Plan
Open floor plans have been popular for years, but many people want more designated spaces. So, here's how to style a broken floor plan to create zones.
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A Simple Method For Creating The Perfect Wood Finish
Looking for a lustrous finish on your wood without spending hours, or even multiple days, laboring over the task? Consider this easy method for a glowing sheen.
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Dave & Jenny Marrs Share A Sleek Accent Wall Design You'll Want In Your Own Home
See this stunning and stylish modern accent wall Dave and Jenny Marrs designed on HGTV, and learn how you can recreate the look in your own home.
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Replace Your Closet Doors With A Unique Alternative Solution To Transform Your Space
Whether you're looking for a unique way to swap doors or spice up your current closet situation, this bohemian trend could be the right choice.
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The Advantages Of Converting Your Open Floor Plan To A Broken One
While open floor plans have been all the rage, you might find yourself looking for more privacy or quiet time in your home. Enter the broken floor plan.
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The Type Of Furniture HGTV's Erin Napier Is Tired Of Seeing In Homes
Erin Napier is known for her vintage charm interior style that embraces timeless looks, and for her, there is one furniture design that we should retire.
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How To Choose A Kitchen Lamp That Works Perfectly As Decor
Bright, overhead kitchen lighting has fallen out of favor with younger folks. Standalone lighting adds character, but you need the right lamps for kitchen use.
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Pleated Curtains: Outdated And Heavy Or A Cool Trend To Try?
Pleated, floor-to-ceiling curtains have a long history and once represented luxurious interior design. But is it time to update? Or can they still be cool?
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The Trick To Make Bathroom Suction Cups Stick Better
Suction cups are useful for attaching temporary shelves in the shower, but if they keep falling down, try these handy tricks to make them stick better.
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Why Emily Henderson Says To Avoid Engineered Stone Countertops
Interior designer Emily Henderson doesn't agree with using engineered stone countertops in some homes. Learn how to decide if they are right for your property.
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One Of The Least Popular Design Trends Of 2025 Is A Joanna Gaines' Waco Favorite
As we know, design trends come and go. This once-popular trend is now one of the least popular, which also happens to be a Joanna Gaines' favorite.
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The Clever Kitchen Storage Solution That Comes From An Affordable IKEA Hack
While IKEA still produces trendy decor items, sometimes a clever hack makes its pieces even more useful. Try this for an affordable kitchen storage solution.
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Jasmine Roth Says To Think Twice Before Choosing This Popular Countertop Material
There's one popular countertop material that HGTV star Jasmine Roth says that you might want to reconsider -- here's everything you should know.
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Short On Space? Consider Where You're Placing Your Shelves To Unlock More Potential Storage
Trying to find places for things can feel like a jigsaw puzzle with extra pieces. There's one area in a room you may not have thought to add extra shelving.
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The Genius IKEA Hack That Gives Ugly Pedestal Sinks A Stylish Upgrade
Pedestal sinks can feel outdated or ugly, standing there starkly in the bathroom. Dress up a boring pedestal with this stylish IKEA DIY, and score extra space.
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The Alternative To Traditional Stone Countertops That Some Are Finding To Be Way Better
Stone countertops will never go out of style, but there is a new alternative option that offers all of the beauty of stone at a fraction of the price.
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Why Cardboard Is Your Secret Weapon When Designing A DIY Range Hood
Designing a new range hood for your kitchen could be just what you need to shake things up. Here's why you should start your project with some cardboard.
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How To Tell What LED Light Bulbs Are Compatible With Classic Fixtures
Your vintage lamp shouldn't sit unlit because you can't find an old-school bulb. Here's what you need to know about using LED lights with classic fixtures.
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A New Coat Of Paint Might Be The Secret To Fix Your Outdated Shiplap
Shiplap offers a way to give your home a farmhouse or coastal feel. But if the look feels dated in your home, you can refresh it with a new coat of paint.
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The IKEA KALLAX Accessory That'll Keep Toilet Paper Neat & Tidy In Your Bathroom
If baskets overflowing with spare rolls of toilet paper are cluttering your bathroom, this genius IKEA hack is a budget-friendly and stylish solution.
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Don't Toss An Old Pot Lid - Reuse It To Create An Adorable Kitchen Decor Piece
Finding a pot lid without a corresponding pot is one of those universal problems we face as adults. But instead of tossing it, repurpose it into cute decor.
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The Furniture Choice HGTV's Drew Scott Avoids In Homes With An Open Floor Plan
Drew Scott is no stranger to styling homes, and for open floor plans, there's one furniture choice he can't stand. Instead, he suggests an alternative option.
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The One Wall Placement That Never Works For Your TV
Finding the perfect placement for your TV requires a combination of functionality and design considerations. This oft-used place benefits neither factor.
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