Here’s why you should upgrade your porcelain throne with a pampering washlet or bidet.

Here's what you need to know before undergoing a building project with a contractor but no architect.

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

Itching to take a crack at fixing up an old, run-down property? Read these renovation tips first.

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.

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It’s been painted as one of the easier home design refreshes you can make. My takeaway? Call a professional.

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

Yes, removable is the easy way out.

Instead of adding to your never-ending “to be read” list, consider tackling your overflowing bookshelves first.

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

Brooklyn design duo Jordan Slocum and Barry Bordelon emphasize fun and fearlessness when it comes to tackling any home project,...

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

Clear out the clutter and reclaim your wasted space.

Just because your home is being used for someone else's vacation doesn't mean you can't relax too.

Stop being so rude to linoleum.

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

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

Without (completely) losing my sanity.

The market is fully saturated with smells. Here's how to find one that works for you.

It can feel like reinventing the wheel each time you change dwellings.

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