The Joanna Gaines-Approved DIY That Now Just Seems Tacky
Joanna Gaines has an eye for interior design, especially when it comes to rustic styles. However, one DIY option is falling out of favor for a simpler design.
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The Flower You'll See Everywhere In 2026 That Embraces The Gothic Garden Trend
Whether Tim Burton's "Wednesday" or a resurgence in '90s trends is to blame -- goth is back. To get the look in your garden, try this inky purple bloom.
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The Hard-To-Find Vintage Rug Design That Adds A Touch Of Luxury To Any Room
Vintage imported rugs have a certain allure modern rugs can't compete with. Check out this stunning Middle Eastern design that adds a luxe touch to any room.
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Will Vintage Bathroom Features Hurt Or Help Your Home's Resale Value?
Will buyers see your retro bathroom as charming and unique or drab and dated? Here's how a vintage bathroom can affect your home's resale value.
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The Paint Color Trend That Makes Millennial Gray Look Modern Instead Of Dated
Millennial gray isn't exactly hideous, but it has been called out as a dated neutral. Step out of the late 2000s and into the now with this paint color instead.
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Keep Spider Plants Happy All Winter Long With These Essential Tips
Struggling to keep your spider plants healthy during the winter? Discover essential tips on watering and sunlight requirements to ensure your plants thrive.
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Can You Prune Your Neighbors' Overhanging Branches Or Shrubs?
If your neighbor's tree branches are encroaching on your property, you may wonder if you can prune them. We've got good news for you — and a few caveats.
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How To Dispose Of Your Old And Broken Lawn Mower
A lawn mowers is a handy machine to have on hand - at least until it breaks down. An old and broken lawn mower can be complicated to dispose of, but here's how.
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The Tension Rod Hack That Will Help Keep Your Home Warmer In The Winter
Tired of cold air sneaking in through your doors and windows? A simple tweak to how you hang a tension rod can warm things up without cranking the heat.
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The One Vegetable You Should Plant In Fall To Grow Better Peppers Next Spring
Companion planting is a common practice, especially in edible gardening, but this pairing of vegetables with mismatched seasons might surprise you.
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Keep Your Bathroom Towels Fresh For Longer With A Trick That Hotels Love To Use
Bathroom towels can quickly become musty, especially when bacteria grows. Eliminating ideal conditions for bacteria is as simple as making one switch.
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The Storage Mistake That's Shortening The Life Of Your Leather Clothes & Accessories
When you're storing items made of leather, you should always make sure to avoid this one major storage mistake that could ruin your leather.
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Cabin-Style Kitchens Are Having A Moment, And It's No Wonder Why
If you're looking for a cozy kitchen theme, the cabin-style aesthetic checks all the boxes. Find out how the earthy colors and natural elements work together.
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Homeowner Shares 3-Year Backyard Transformation Proving Hard Work Pays Off
Watch the three-year transformation of a backyard that comes from patience and hard work. The elements used in this makeover can be modified to fit your space.
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Don't Forget This Important Fall Yard Task (It Could Cost You Big Time)
This yard maintenance step is crucial to complete before the temperatures drop below freezing. Doing so prevents an expensive plumbing problem.
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DIY A Pottery Barn Fall Decor Dupe Using Affordable Dollar Tree Supplies
With a kitchen staple, some gardening essentials, crafts supplies, and seasonal pieces, you can dupe Pottery Barn fall decor for a fraction of the price.
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Grow Amaryllis Bulbs Indoors The Mess-Free Way With This Tip
Expect to see amaryllis flowers on display this holiday season, but did you know that you can grow them indoors without soil? Find out the less-mess method.
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Thrifter Finds Valuable Silver - Here Are The Two Words That Let Them Know Its Worth
Every thrifter dreams of discovering a valuable item for a bargain price. Like this lucky shopper, you also can identify precious silver pieces with two words.
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The Garden Duo You Can Plant In November To Attract Hummingbirds
While your garden is winding down for the approaching winter season, plant this garden duo in the ground or a container to continue attracting hummingbirds.
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For An Endless Supply Of Lettuce Try This Clever Harvesting Method
If you’re a salad lover, we’ve got great news for you. This simple lettuce harvesting hack will keep those leafy greens in your bowl all season long.
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The Bathroom Essential That Gets Hard-To-Remove Stains Out Of White Chairs
White chairs or sofas instantly make a room look chic, until a greasy fingerprint or coffee spill ruins the aesthetic. Tackle stains with a bathroom product.
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The Sneaky Spot Where Drafts Are Getting Into Your Home (& The Solution You Need To Fix It)
Feeling a mysterious chill? The culprit might be hiding in plain sight. Here’s the sneaky spot letting drafts in — and the easy fix to seal the deal.
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Color Capping Vs Color Drenching: What's The Difference?
Color capping and color drenching are both ways to elevate your space with just paint, but which you should choose depends on your desired effect.
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You Don't Need Seeds To Start A Beautiful Flower Garden
Perhaps when it's time to add flowers to your garden, starting seeds is the first thing that comes to mind, but there are several easy way to propagate plants.
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How Many Organizer Bins Should You Have (And When Is It Just More Clutter?)
Are you about to get more organizer bins before you start fall cleaning? Maybe it's time to assess how many you already own and if more is really needed.
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15 Varieties Of Ornamental Cabbage And Kale For A Stunning Fall Garden
While fall is the season that mums pop up in garden shops, there's a better alternative: bright, colorful ornamental cabbage, some of which are even edible.
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Why You Should Avoid Removing A Wasp Nest
Wasps build their nests in places they feel protected, which may be in trees, under patios, or nestled in eaves. This can be a hazard around your home.
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