When it comes to kitchen remodels, HGTV designers know what’s worth investing in—and what isn’t. These eight tips are smart moves that stand the test of time, whether you’re refreshing your space or planning a full renovation. Don’t Skip Permits When It’s Major Mike Holmes drives it home: if your remodel touches plumbing, electrical, or…
If HGTV proves anything, it’s that you don’t need a massive budget to make your home look great. Time after time, designers on these shows turn dated spaces into fresh, modern ones with smart decisions and affordable updates. These tricks aren’t about cutting corners—they’re about spending wisely so your money goes further. Paint Is Always…
Celebrities don’t exactly settle for cozy cottages. When they buy a house, it usually means sprawling estates, private gyms, entire wings for entertaining, and views most of us only see on vacation. Some of these places are so massive they feel more like resorts than homes. But behind the jaw-dropping price tags, a lot of…
The ’90s gifted us unforgettable homes—from the snowy suburbs of Home Alone to the iconic Painted Lady in Full House—and a handful of those places are still standing. Some became tourist stops, others quietly endure in neighborhoods, unchanged or gently restored. Here’s a look at seven of those homes that survived time and pop-culture’s lens….
Chip Gaines isn’t just a TV personality—he’s living proof that common sense and solid planning work better than flashy shortcuts. Whether you’re jumping into your first fixer or mapping out a big project, his advice still applies today. Here’s a look at seven tips from Chip that work when you’re investing sweat equity in your…
When you spend enough time outside, you realize some tools actually make gardening easier — and others just take up space. HGTV’s gardening experts have tested everything from hand weeders to hoses, so their recommendations tend to focus on what actually works in real soil, not perfect TV yards. These tools and essentials earn their…
Sometimes a house can be fully decorated and still feel unfinished. Maybe it’s missing those connecting details that pull everything together—the kind that make a space feel intentional instead of temporary. With $90 and one afternoon, you can make your home look more complete, polished, and cohesive. Here’s where to focus your time and money…
Upgrading your house doesn’t have to mean shelling out thousands on major renovations. Sometimes it’s the smaller, thoughtful changes that make a space feel more updated. Ikea is one of those places where a little money stretches far, especially if you know what to look for. With $25 upgrades, you can add function, style, and…