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Read this before you embark on a project working alongside a contractor and an architect.

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Find out how to determine whether a home has “good bones.”

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Creating and maintaining your own edible garden is easier than you think. Here’s how to get started growing your own greens.

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Interior designers and architects agree: if you’re short on square footage, your furniture needs to work overtime.

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If you find yourself in an apartment without a closet, you'll learn to love baskets.

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Clear out the clutter and reclaim your wasted space.

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