20 Furniture Pieces That Never Go Out of Style Trends are fun but fleeting. Design your space with pieces that stand the test of time. You’ll have no regrets in investing in these timeless furnishings that will be just as stylish 30 years from now as they are today. (HGTV.com) > Read More
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11 Ways to Create a Welcoming Front Entrance for Under $100 First impressions count – not just for your friends, relatives, and the UPS guy, but for yourself. Whether it’s on an urban stoop or a Victorian front porch, your front door and the area leading up to it should extend a warm welcome to
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Cork Flooring: Pros & Cons Cork flooring has become a popular interior design element in the last few years. A “green product,” cork flooring is favored by folks who care about the environment. Because cork is harvested from the tree bark only, it gives you the look of wood flooring without killing trees. (HouseTipster) >
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Tips for Buying a Refrigerator What is a refrigerator buying guide, you ask? It’s a blueprint to help you determine the features you need in your next fridge. Let’s get started! (HouseTipster) > Read More
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The 10 Best Healthy Vacation Destinations To Add To Your 2018 Bucket List Get your travel bucket list at the ready because we’ve narrowed down the absolute best 10 destinations to visit for the healthy traveler in 2018. (mindbodygreen.com) > Read More
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How to Add Mirrors to Your Décor Everyone uses a mirror at least once each day. They are functional and a part of nearly every bathroom you’ll ever visit. However, the mirror can add so much to your décor and even make small rooms appear spacious. (HouseTipster) > Read More
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Month-to-Month Home Care Checklist Get your house maintenance and cleaning schedule off to a great start this new year, with a month-to-month checklist based on what’s going on that time of year. (www.doitandhow.com) > Read More
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The Top 6 Excuses for Clutter People feel a responsibility to be good stewards of things, says Randy Frost, a professor of psychology at Smith College, in Northampton, Massachusetts, and a coauthor of Buried in Treasures. Especially items they’ve been given by or inherited from a loved one. (realsimple.com) > Read More
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Homebuying: 4 Critical Steps for the Final Walk-Through The final walk-through in real estate was designed so that the buyer could literally “walk through” one last time before the closing. From time to time, a buyer and seller will have negotiated any number of fixes during escrow. The walk-through gives the buyer an opportunity to
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31 Days of Tips for New Homeowners Becoming a homeowner is one of the most rewarding accomplishments. For those new homeowners it can be a little scary. As with all big tasks, having advice from someone who has done what you’ve done before eases the burden. Here are 31 tips for new homeowners written by
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