What Is A Pickled Wood Floor (And How To Do It Yourself)
Sometimes, traditional methods of working with materials make a comeback. We find out what a pickled wood floor is and how to create one yourself.
Read More-
-
The Countertop A Real Estate Agent Advises Against In Your Kitchen
Kitchen renovations require many careful decisions. When choosing a material for your countertops, you'll want this expert advice from a real estate agent.
Read More -
Chip Gaines Makes A Case For Leaving Wood Floors Natural (Put That Stain Away)
Chip Gaines is a purist when it comes to hardwood floors, preferring to let their natural beauty speak for itself. His wife, on the other hand, is the opposite.
Read More -
The Major Flooring Mistake HGTV's Mike Holmes Warns To Avoid At All Costs
"Holmes on Homes" star Mike Holmes says that this shortcut could cost you big in the long run. Here's what to avoid and why it's a bad idea.
Read More -
How Christina Hall Transformed Her Kitchen From Robotic To Natural & Organic
When Christina and Joshua Hall bought their new home, the kitchen it came with was too modern for them. Here's how they introduced a natural finish.
Read More -
Water Damaged Wood Floors? Steps To Bring It Back To Life
If your floors have experienced water damage, you may believe all hope is lost. However, there are certain steps you can take to bring it back to life.
Read More -
Nate And Jeremiah Reveal The One Bathroom Feature That'll Boost A Home's Resale Value
If you're planning on remodeling your bathroom, HGTV's Nate and Jeremiah agree that adding this feature can potentially boost the value of your home.
Read More -
The Hardwood Floor Finishes And Textures That'll Be Hot In 2024
When reimagining your hardwood floors, don't only consider the color. The texture and finish will be important factors too. So, what will be on trend in 2024?
Read More -
HGTV's Hilary Farr Shares The Countertop Material You Can Rely On For Durability & Looks
Trends are temporary, but a good countertop is forever. Hilary Farr's favorite countertop material for durability and looks might be great for your home.
Read More -
The Jasmine Roth-Approved Kitchen Upgrade That's Perfect For Renters
If you're a tenant, you may think there is little you can do about your decor. Check out this Jasmine Roth-approved kitchen upgrade that's perfect for renters.
Read More -
The Renovation Mistake Down Home Fab's Chelsea DeBoer Doesn't Want You To Make
When attempting a home DIY project, issues commonly arise. This is the renovation mistake Down Home Fab's Chelsea DeBoer doesn't want you to make.
Read More -
The Main Difference Between A Washlet And A Bidet
Bidets and Washlets have many advantages for you and for the environment, but which should you choose? Here's what to consider when making a choice.
Read More -
What To Consider Before Using Black Tile For Your Bathroom Floors
Black tile adds a timeless touch to your bathroom, but there are a few things to take into consideration before redoing your bathroom flooring.
Read More -
Upgrade Base Cabinets With The Easiest Ever Sliding Shelves
Digging through deep cabinets can be challenging, but by adding sliding shelves you can solve that problem. Here's how to easily make your own.
Read More -
The Common Mistake Leanne Ford Doesn't Want You To Make When Renovating Your Home
Renovating your home is an exciting undertaking, but there are a few things you should consider before making any moves, according to Leanne Ford.
Read More -
How To Fix Your Vinyl Flooring Without Breaking The Bank
As durable as vinyl flooring can be, it's not immune to rips and tears. Fortunately, there's a way to fix your floors without having to hire a professional.
Read More -
Don't Overlook This Sneaky Spot For Bonus Bathroom Storage
If your bathroom is tiny, you've likely done everything to free up as much storage space as you can. However, there is one more place you might be forgetting.
Read More -
What To Consider Before Hopping On The Divisive Bathtub-In-Bedroom Trend
Maybe installing a bathtub in our bedroom isn't as weird as we thought. Here's what you should keep in mind if you plan to make a splash with this trend.
Read More -
A Humidifier Might Be The Answer To Your Squeaky Floors
Although hardwood floors are beautiful, they can sometimes squeak as you walk over them. Luckily, adding a humidifier to your space can solve that problem.
Read More -
Are Your Wood Floors Too Shiny? WD-40 Can Help
We all love the appearance of clean floors, but what about when they're a little too shiny? If your floors are giving off too much glare, give WD-40 a try.
Read More -
Why The Best Place For Your Fridge Might Be Outside Of Your Kitchen
Most people put their fridge in the kitchen, but it might surprise you to learn that the most obvious place isn't necessarily the best one.
Read More -
If Dirt Is A Problem In Your House, Consider These Carpet Colors
Dirty floors are an inevitable part of life, but some carpet colors hide dirt better than others. Here's what colors to consider if dirt is common in your home.
Read More -
Can You Install Laminate Countertops Alone Or Do You Need A Professional?
Some home DIY tasks are relatively easy, but others are not. We find out if you can install laminate countertops alone or if you need a professional.
Read More -
The Countertops That Pair Best With Blue Cabinets
Blue is a versatile hue and an on-trend favorite for kitchens. These are the best countertop colors to make the most of your stylish blue cabinets.
Read More -
Choosing Pure White Carpets Is A Design Mistake - Here's Why
Creating a bright and airy space is a goal for many. However, there are a few reasons why pure white carpet shouldn't be a part of your design strategy.
Read More -
Will IKEA Cabinets Hurt Your Resale Value?
IKEA cabinets are a cost-effective way to remodel your home, but you may wonder if they will hurt your resale value. Here's what you should know.
Read More -
The Paint Finish You'll Want To Avoid Using In The Kitchen
When purchasing paint for your kitchen, identifying the perfect finish is critical. Here's what you need to know and which finishes you should avoid.
Read More
