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Working remotely sounds like hitting the work jackpot. PJ’s all day, no long commute, and no unnecessary small talk. But it can be hard to stay productive when the fridge and Netflix keep calling your name. That’s why we’ve compiled some tips on how to create the perfect WFH space for optimal productivity.

No matter the size of the project or skill level required, there are tools available for every generation to succeed.

It would be awesome if houses and apartments never needed any maintenance. Until someone figures out how to build self-repairing homes (looking at you, Elon), we should all have a little DIY maintenance know-how.

Beyond unpacking boxes, picking out curtains, and buying an unnecessary number of succulents, one of the best ways to truly feel settled into a new home is to connect with your neighbors. For those of us who are a little green to networking, here are 6 unique ideas to help you start building meaningful relationships in your community.

Open floor plans have received a lot of love in the last several years, but what’s one to do when the space is...too open?

Many people are still bound (or, rather, re-bound) to their homes and growing tired of their pandemic-necessitated hobbies. 

Buying a home may be the easiest way to feel like you have a place that’s truly yours (since, in that case, it...literally is) but you don’t need to be a homeowner to make a place your home. 

Welcome to the Internet: effortlessly soar through cyberspace at lightning speed to find exactly what you need, right now.

IKEA is known for its affordable prices, maze-like stores, and...equally maze-like assembly instructions.

If you’ve never grown your own food, just imagine it for a minute:

It’s too damn hot.

Once upon a time, if the family dog wasn’t banished alone to a dark, doorless dog house, he slept on an unforgiving floor in the house -- with not so much as a comfy memory foam bed with removable faux fur cover, matching bolsters, and built-in aromatherapy to ease his humiliation.

Want the secret to mastering small spaces?

At its best, your lawn is a beautifully dense, vibrantly green...um, patch of grass.

There are a lot -- and we mean a lot -- of drywall repair tutorials available on the Internet, and we know you’ll find your favorites.

We bet a lot of DIY social media accounts and sites make you oooooo, ahhhhh, and dream of transforming your...

With the idea of environmental responsibility taking up more mental real estate in the past few years, we’ve all been looking for ways to minimize our impact and give Mother Nature a little breather.

The pandemic has, over the past year, left many people with more time and less cash. Whether walking dogs, turning professional skills into a freelance gig, checking off someone’s shopping list, or any of dozens of other options, folks have taken advantage of technology to get the bills paid.

From avocado toast and Instagram to 3D-printed custom prostheses (Disney characters or tattoos, anyone?) and Uber, Millennials are famous for innovation. Allergic to the status quo, we’re built for “figuring it out” and finding unique ways to do things. 

This 80s-flavored decor trend is taking the internet by storm. Here's how to bring it home for yourself.

If you've convinced yourself that you're a perilous threat to all floral life and so are destined for a plant-less existence...we have good news.

Despite Airbnb’s bizarrely humble beginning (and some pretty intense hurdles--legislative and logistical), nothing has been able to squelch its meteoric rise to multi-billion-dollar company. Turns out millions of people find it perfectly acceptable to sleep in a stranger’s bed. Who knew?

We’re all ready to throw 2020 down the garbage chute. Here are some home design trends that should be tossed out with it.

Yes, we know, wallpaper is infamous for being a nightmare. Just hear us out.