Home Decor

Is your dining room used two days a year, only to sit empty and sad the other 354 days because you have an eat-in kitchen? Well, it's time to get over yourself and put that room to good use.

By Sara Elliott

It's natural to feel the need to spruce up your home every once in a while. If your living spaces look drab and your checkbook looks bleak, don't worry -- we've got some inexpensive tips for you.

By Heather Kolich

When people run out of room in a small space, most just give up or start tossing out their beloved treasures. But before you get rid of your favorite piece, think about how you can go up instead of out.

By Sara Elliott

Unlike traditional home construction, "prefab" (short for prefabricated) homes are built in factories as individual modules, then delivered in several parts and assembled on-site. The term infers a modern aesthetic and higher quality of design.

Cultures from all over the world have their own unique and specific ways to celebrate Christmas. Check out this image gallery and learn how Christmas is celebrated internationally.

By Danielle Fisher

Does your home have a room that looks more like a hallway than a family room? Well, if you think outside the box (or rectangle, in this case), then you could end up with a functional space that's both stylish and comfortable.

By Emilie Sennebogen

Starter homes are just that, a place to start your life as an owner instead of a renter. And while most starter homes aren't incredibly expensive, you still want them to feel that way. We can add some dollar signs to your starter home bottom line.

By Sara Elliott

Over the years, the ideal has gone from "bigger is better" to "less is more." But getting rid of your hard-earned personal belongings may be for some. You can do it, and we can help!

By Emilie Sennebogen

Don't you just hate living in a cramped space? If you're tired of tripping over your own stuff and not being able to host a party, here are some tips designed to help you make the most of your small space.

By Linda C. Brinson

So, you may not have a McMansion with three living rooms and 12 bathrooms, but you can still make the most of your small space. By choosing the right furniture in the right layout with the right lighting, your space can ooze charm and style.

By Sara Elliott

In the U.S., New Year's Eve often means fireworks, champagne toasts and singing a round of 'Auld Lang Syne' after the countdown. Check out these pictures to find out how people from all around the world celebrate this holiday.

By Becky Striepe

Finding it hard to get out of the house to get to the gym? Then bring the gym to your house. If you're not sure where to start, check out our top 10 ways to decorate your home gym.

By Danielle Fisher

You don't know charmeuse from chenille and can't choose a paint color to save your life. Clueless people like you are how interior decorators make a mint. If you hire a pro to prettify your home, you need to know these 10 industry secrets.

By Jessica Willis

We decided to save some money this year and make some Hanukkah decorations ourselves -- and so can you. These eight simple do-it-yourself Hanukkah decorations will give your holiday a personal touch and your wallet a break.

By Danielle Fisher

Have you ever been watching your favorite television show and wondered what it would be like to live in the characters' houses? If you've ever dreamed of living in style at the Beverly Hillibillies' mansion or drinking coffee with the locals in Twin Peaks, then this list is for you.

By Heather Kolich

What is it about red rooms that make us feel like social butterflies -- or blue rooms that mellow us out? Color psychology examines how shades of the spectrum affect our outlook on life. When decorating your home, use the color wheel to bring out your best self! Here's how.

By Chris Obenschain

Home tech products use computers to perform a variety of automated tasks that are centered on one goal: to make your life simpler. So let's take a look at 10 high-tech innovations to see how they can make life at home easier and more enjoyable.

By John Perritano

For someone who loves antiquing, nothing is more satisfying than finding a $2 curio and a priceless piece of furniture in the same place on the same day. Of course, knowing how to ask for what we like -- and paying the price you want to pay -- can make it even better.

By Terri Briseno

From Christmas trees to menorahs to twinkling lights, fall and winter are dominated by a host of traditional adornments. But what are the histories behind some of the most popular holiday decor items?

By Matt Cunningham

While the origins of the actual "man cave" idea are murky, somewhere along the line someone decided that guys needed a special area to relax, undisturbed. Check out some man cave themes and get cracking.

By Alison Cooper

From the gross-out box to goodie bags, kids' Halloween parties are the best. But planning one isn't all fun and games. To theme or not to theme? To cater or order pizza? We'll help take the stress out of giving the kiddies a spectacular, spooky time.

By Emilie Sennebogen

Halloween is coming up, and your teens are looking for something to do. They're too old to trick-or-treat, and you don't exactly relish the idea of letting them roam the streets with friends. So what about having a party at your house?

By Emilie Sennebogen

Although you might spend the day wrangling tiny costumed ghosts and goblins, there will come a point when the little devils finally lapse into sugar comas. So while the kids sleep, host a Halloween party for the grown-ups.

By Alison Cooper

Whether you're refurnishing or making small improvements, these Home Made Simple ideas will give you great tips for decorating your home and adding a personal touch.

It's not just what you put in a room but where you put it. Here are the keys to harmony and functionality in layout and design.

By Sara Elliott