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

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

Read on for all the pros and cons to keep in mind for an educated decision about installing a kitchen sink.

Interior design photographers Lauren Pressey, Amy Bartlam, and Tessa Neustadt teach you how to prepare for—and execute—a flawless...

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

Feeling cooped up and stressed out? Here are some essential tips from designers and builders of small spaces.

Take this to Home Depot (or your landscape architect) before you get the garden hose.

Check your systems early and often—and also, consider a bidet.

“The ugliest house on the street” got a refresh for just $25,000 and a good eye for a bargain.

All it took was some time, a few shelves, and a reckoning with how my brain works and why.

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Show your plants you truly care by whipping up a bespoke pile of dirt for them to thrive in.

Is that a cockroach or a water bug or neither? (And more importantly, how do I get rid of it?)

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

Come for plant survival tips, and stay for solid advice on how to kill your plant pests.

It’s a fate some say is worse than death. Here’s how to prevent it.

The ‘Salt Fat Acid Heat’ author and her designer share how to make the most of what you have, even if it’s not much at all.

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

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

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Flips can (rightfully, sometimes) get a bad rep.

You’re going to need a putty knife and an awful lot of patience.