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Remodeling Guides6 Must-Know Lessons From a Serial Renovator
Get your remodel right the first time, with this insight from an architect who's been there too many times to count
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If 'blech' is your first response to brown, you're missing out on the opportunity for a warm-looking room that appeals to both sexes
Full StoryMaterialsShape Up Your Surfaces With New Tile Textures and Forms
Take your walls and floors to a different dimension with innovative sculptural tiles, as shown at the 2013 Coverings expo
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Fire up your garden with sun-loving yellow and red blooms to put you in a party mood for outdoor summer fun
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Documenting your home items is essential, even if disaster seems unimaginable. And it may be easier than you think
Full StoryPetsHow to Help Your Dog Be a Good Neighbor
Good fences certainly help, but be sure to introduce your pup to the neighbors and check in from time to time
Full StoryModern ArchitecturePrefab Homes Expand Modern Design's Reach
A new book shows how innovative modules are giving homeowners more modern options than ever
Full StoryGreat Home ProjectsHow to Replace Your Lawn With a Garden
New project for a new year: Lose the turfgrass for energy savings, wildlife friendliness and lower maintenance
Full StoryKitchen CountertopsElephants of the Kitchen? What to Know About Concrete Counters
Concrete countertops are beautiful, heavy and cool — and have their own peculiarities. And a lot in common with certain gray pachyderms
Full StoryFun HouzzIn Honor of Inky’s Daring Escape: Octopuses Around the House
The slippery New Zealand sea creature has the internet abuzz, but an octopus as a conversation starter is nothing new to designers
Full StoryMovingWhy So Many New U.S. Homes Are Supersized
A bigger share of new homes sold in 2015 were 4,000 square feet or more compared with before the recession. But that could change
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