Out of sight, out of mind doesn’t apply here anymore.

See if you check off all the boxes when it comes to creating an eco-friendly household.

Embodied energy, gray water, black water, carbon footprint—the list of sustainable design terms goes on and on, and we're here to...

Top designers dish on the best countertop materials for your kitchen—and their attendant price tags.

If you’ve gotten the spring cleaning fever, put that newfound energy into good use with this ultimate eight-step guide.

We break down the benefits and costs of laminate, wood, concrete, stainless steel, engineered quartz, granite, and marble.

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

Mattresses don’t last forever, and they’re a pain to handle once they’re done—but you have more options than you think for...

After doing it six times in three years, my dog and I have become experts in figuring out what we need to be happy when on the...

Before you bust out the rock salt, consider some earth-friendly alternatives like a broom, wood chips, or even pickle brine.

I gave up my apartment and much of my old life in exchange for a valuable lesson—learned via sweat equity—about where our...

You’re going to need a box or a bag, and some extra space in the garage.

Clear out the clutter and reclaim your wasted space.

For Leah and Bea Koch, renovating the East Coast iteration of their bookstore was a labor of love.

A compost evangelist explains why the stuff that powers our planet is anything but icky.

If you don’t love the deer that constantly nibble your tomatoes, you have options.

Without (completely) losing my sanity.

When I needed a dining table and couldn’t find one that suited my needs, I took matters into my own hands.

If you want a lawn that's low-maintenance (if slightly controversial), we've got just the thing for you.

If you don’t have central air and a heat pump is out of reach, window units are still the way to go. Here’s how the newest (and...

Turn some unused real estate into the lush, verdant oasis of your dreams.

All you need is patience, time, and (of course) to know where to look.

If you want your space to be the go-to destination for events both big and small, the first step is comfort.

Get over yourself (if you need to) and get a tree that will last you a lifetime.

Stop being so rude to linoleum.