
Give Your Furniture New Life, Purpose
Tired of looking at your same-old stuff? Sometimes all your furniture needs is a fresh perspective to seem new again. Try one of these tips for breathing new life into your old things.
1. Find a new use for it. "Look at a piece and imagine an easy r...

Dream a Little Dream
Creating a wishbook is a fun, mind-expanding and free way to begin any design project in your home. Even if your budget or schedule will not allow you to begin your project immediately, you can start assembling your book today. The more time you spend ...
Be sure to check out our with step-by-step instructions for home projects.

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Like a Kid in a Candy Shop
When most adults today think of their childhood bedrooms, it’s rare that the words “coordinated,” “designed” or “eco-friendly” come to mind. But for kids these days, a matching color scheme and the use of trend...
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DIY or Don't
Do-it-yourself TV shows can make home improvement seem like magic. A host shows up with a few clever ideas, the owners put in a little sweat equity and a weekend later there's a tantalizing "after" shot. It's seductive enough to make anyone want to sta...
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A Sophisticated Spin on the Spout
The faucet is a statement piece,” says Kohler Co. interior designer Eric Moore. Many immediately think tub or toilet when it comes to bathroom standouts, but a single faucet selection can shape the entire space. With today’s designs tak...
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Tip-Top Tabletops
When it comes to wining and dining guests at home, it's not all about the food. This group gourmet act starts by setting the stage - your tabletop. Here's how to get your dining table ready for the quintessential dinner party.
For event planner and ...
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Don't Space Out
Lisa Zaslow makes a living by taking cues from her diminutive big-city life. "In Manhattan, where I live, space is at a premium. We've got a million-odd people on a tiny island."
Manhattan is where Zaslow, a professional organizer for Gotham Organiz...
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To-may-toe, To-mah-tow
A connoisseur might say the only way to savor the tomato's tart-sweet, herbal flavor is to go into the garden with a salt shaker and eat the fruit from the vine.
A slight exaggeration, but a tomato that's crimson red and still warm from the sun is a...
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