Don't Throw Out Old Coffee Or Tea Mugs – Here's A Hack To Reuse Them
Old coffee and tea mugs cluttering up your kitchen? Here's an easy crafting idea to put them to work - and it won't take long at all.
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This Classic Bathroom Design Trend Used To Be Huge - Now It's Dating Your Space
A certain type of bathroom design used to be the pristine envy of all your guests. Now, it's outdated, & our interior designer has some tips to fix it for you.
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5 Dated Dining Room Features That Have Lost Their Luster
If you don't want your dining room to immediately date your home, then these out-of-style decorations and features need to go. Refresh your space in 2025.
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Don't Toss Old Wire Coat Hangers - Turn Them Into A DIY Valentine's Day Wreath
If you have an old wire hanger, don't throw it away. Instead, turn this would-be trash item into a beautiful DIY Valentine's Day wreath to decorate your home.
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Easy DIY Accent Wall Projects You Can Do In A Weekend
If you have a room that needs a dramatic refresh but you don't want to shell out for professional design services, consider these easy DIY accent wall projects.
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Avoid The Hassle Of Painting Behind A Toilet With A Stunning Alternative Solution
Painting behind the toilet is a pain like few others. So, don't: Instead, try this handy DIY and turn your outdated bathroom into a sleek, modern masterpiece.
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Unexpected Things That Are Making Your Bedroom Look Dated In 2025
If you want a bedroom with decor that looks like 2025 instead of 2005, you'll want to get rid of these unexpected features that are making it look dated.
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Front Door Colors To Avoid At All Costs (And Timeless Alternatives To Try Instead)
A quick remodel for increased curb appeal is to paint your front door a new color. But, there are some colors you'll want to avoid, plus options to consider.
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Elevate Your DIY Woodworking Game With Handheld Routers
If you really want to take your DIY to the next level and improve your woodworking game, consider working with a handheld router. Get started with these tips.
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The Budget-Friendly Shoe Storage Hack That Makes Use Of Empty Wall Space
You don't need to spend a lot of money for this shoe storage hack. All you need is a little DIY knowledge and some empty wall space to say goodbye to clutter.
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The Valuable Type Of Furniture You Shouldn't Overlook At Estate Sales
Estate sales are a great place to find killer deals on many items, but it's hard to know which are most valuable. Here's one item that's easy to get right.
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Why Are Some Porch Lights Purple? Discover The Meaning Behind Them
Porch lights come in all colors and meanings, but why does your neighbor's porch turn purple in October? The reason is surprisingly heartfelt and impactful.
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Woodworkers: Stop Limiting Your Potential & Embrace The Glories Of CNC Routers
Woodworkers tend to have a bias against CNC routers, but they shoud
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Create A Hidden Pull Out Bar With A Simple IKEA Hack
Get a hidden pull-out bar, and all you need is this simple IKEA hack. It's a gorgeous way to add an affordable, interesting piece of furniture to your home.
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DIY Your Own Roman Shades Without A Needle And Thread
If you can't sew, the idea of creating your own Roman shades may seem laughable. But you can easily DIY these curtain alternatives without a needle or thread.
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Potential Downsides To Chaise Sofas You'll Wish You Knew Before Buying
In theory, a chaise lounge seems like an automatic must-have when you buy your new sectional. Think again: There are some wonky layout issues to consider first.
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Turn Pool Noodles Into The Sweetest Valentine's Heart Wreath
Pool noodles aren't restricted to summer: You can also use them to make a beautiful Valentine's Day decoration, with only a few steps and a handful of tools.
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Upgrade Your Fireplace With This Clever IKEA KALLAX Storage Hack
The IKEA KALLAX is a great piece, but have you ever considered using it to store logs for your fireplace? Follow this DIY to get the perfect hygge look.
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Reuse Fence Pickets To Give Your Mailbox A Makeover With This Clever DIY
You wouldn't believe how easy it is to DIY a mailbox makeover. If you've got fence pickets to reuse, you can create a modern structure for all your mail to go.
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Silent, Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, And Gen Z: The Best Interior Design Choices From Every Generation
Interior design and home decor have changed throughout the past few decades. These styles were and are the best of their generations, and can inspire you today.
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Spruce Up Your Outdated White Kitchen With These Design Tips
All-white kitchens might be outdated, but don't worry: With a little color, a little wood, and maybe some plants & wallpaper, you can revive them.
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Turn Your Floating Sink Into The Most Stylish Vanity With This IKEA Hack
If you have a floating sink and you hate the look or just really wish you had more storage space, this IKEA hack can create a stylish, new vanity in no time.
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An Easy DIY Wall Towel Holder Is The Perfect First Woodworking Project
Don't be scared of a DIY woodworking project. Build this easy wall towel holder and show off your crafty skills while organizing your bathroom at the same time.
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Here's Why You Shouldn't Take The Legs Off Your Couch
A couch without legs may have an interesting look, but there are a few solid reasons you may want to avoid this design mistake on your furniture.
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Cabinet Color Paint Trends You'll See Everywhere In 2025
Are you ready to remodel your kitchen? Then you'll want to paint your kitchen cabinets with these increasingly popular trendy shade options this year.
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Use Tension Rods To Create A Clever Towel Storage Solution For Small Bathrooms
Grab some tension rods, and you've got the solution for towel storage in your bathroom, even if it's a relatively small space. This hack can keep you organized.
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Safety Basics To Know Before Embarking On A DIY Project
DIY projects can be gratifying, and it's great to work with your hands in the garden, yard, garage, or shed. But safety is (and should be) your top concern.
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