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All it took was an orbital sander, some elbow grease, and determination to see it through.

This divisive design decision isn’t for everyone, but it could be a quick (and cheap) update that’ll transform your space.

Finding the right swatch can be a daunting process, but it doesn’t have to be.

The days are short, the sun is nowhere to be found, but don’t worry—with these tips, your plants will thrive.

Don’t feel pressured to stick to the same old silver and gold—but do make sure you have a clock for the countdown.

Michael Taylor is on a one-man mission to preserve and restore bathrooms of yore, one baby-blue tile at a time.

Even if you live in a cave, there’s a way to give your plants the light they need to live.

Indoor plants need a little more than water, light, and love. Here’s what you can do to help yours thrive.

Before you go all in on your homesteader fantasy, make sure you’ve got a chimney sweep on call.

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

Pergola, gazebo, or cabana—the choice is yours (and your backyard’s.)

Also known as one of the world’s oldest textiles, linen is taking the spotlight in home decor.

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