February 3, 2017 Avoid these costly remodeling mistakes While many Americans are ready to take on renovation projects this spring, doing it the wrong way can be costly. Here are some errors to avoid.
February 3, 2017 Create a pro-style kitchen in your home Homeowners who regularly cook and entertain need kitchen spaces that are functional, efficient and beautiful. Even if your culinary creations are more often inspired by Chef Boyardee than Chef Gordon Ramsey, incorporating some of these professional-style amenities will go a long way toward making your new or remodeled kitchen a place where culinary magic happens.
February 3, 2017 Finish rooms the elegant way with Marquetry furniture Go all-out fancy or subtly refined. With endless inlaid patterns to choose from, the level of artistry is up to you.
February 3, 2017 Curb appeal: A great entry lets your style come through For little investment, swapping out the front door can make a big impact in overall curb appeal.
February 3, 2017 A world of sensors around the home Here are some of the best new technologies on the market and what they can do for you.
February 3, 2017 Recolor your walls for a better mood Feeling uninspired in your creative life? Repainting your walls and redecorating with a new color scheme could be a first step in getting you out of your rut. We’ll break down the moods associated with the basic colors and optimal rooms for each.
February 3, 2017 Mother's Day gifts for the gardening mom Mom's who garden might be the most fun to buy gifts for. This Mother's Day, give your gardening mom something that she'll love. There are so many unexpected options when it comes to gardening gifts. There are also gifts at every price point, and even DIY gift ideas, to choose from.
February 3, 2017 5 lies people tell themselves about remodeling projects Every summer, thousands of homeowners embark on sweaty, dusty, angst-filled journeys. No, I am not speaking about the annual journey to retrieve their children from college for summer break. I am speaking about remodeling projects.
February 3, 2017 Bringing beauty back to the parking strip The parking strip -- the space between the curb and the sidewalk -- is often the most visible part of a property, yet in most cases it’s city property, not the homeowner’s. More homeowners nationwide, however, are embracing these spots as opportunities to boost their homes’ curb appeal.
