The Top Interior Design Styles by State Will Surprise You
We know age plays a major role in which decor style you like the most-millennials can’t get enough of modern furnishings, baby boomers not so much-but what about where you live? (architecturaldigest.com) > Read More
A bathroom is a place where you go when you want the utmost privacy, but that doesn’t mean you want to be toiling around in the dark. Stunning modern bathrooms often feature breathtakingly massive windows that don’t really seem to put a premium on a homeowner’s privacy. (HouseTipster) > Read More
Kitchen Countertop Triage: First Aid for Scratches
Repair kitchen counters that show a history of wine spills, dropped pans, and unidentified sharp objects, and you’ll maintain the value of your kitchen and home. You can easily hide some counter mishaps, while only professional contractors can solve other surface problems. (houselogic.com) > Read More
When you’re house hunting, you can start feeling like Goldilocks pretty quickly: This one’s too small, that one’s too big, and that other one has crazy wallpaper – the list of “not quite right” goes on and on. (realtor.com) > Read More
There are many reasons to fall in love with bamboo flooring, but there are also a few reasons why it might not be the best flooring option for you. > Read More
People are busier than ever, working longer hours and commuting further, so sometimes (oftentimes) they need to heat a meal up in a hurry. Enter the microwave, as fast and effective as anything on the market when it comes to making meals on the go. (HouseTipster) > Read More
You don’t need a giant rolling poster to recreate Fixer Upper’s signature modern, rustic and oh-so-comfortable look at home. See if you can pinpoint these hallmarks of Joanna Gaines’ style during your next binge-watch sesh. (hgtv.com) > Read More
How To Furnish Your First Home Without Going Into Debt
There’s no rule that says your house must be completely furnished 6 months, or even a year after you move in. A house is a long-term commitment. Slow down and let your decorating happen at a relaxed pace. Number one: you’ll have better ideas because you won’t feel so rushed and number two: you’ll give yourself time to save up for big purchases. (huffingtonpost.com) > Read More
