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3 Creative Solutions to a Sloped Yard Before Photo Kate BurtSave Photo “After” photos by Henry Scott 3. Flat-Out Lovely Yard at a GlanceWho lives here: A retired couple with children who have just moved outLocation: Harpenden, Hertfordshire, EnglandSize: 2,690-square-foot (250-square-meter) side yard on a one-third-acre propertyLandscape designer: Henry Scott of Pehrsson Scott Before: With

12 Custom Storage Solutions for a Clutter-Free Kitchen Changras & Frey Construction Inc.Save Photo Take an Inventory I recommend reviewing all of the food prep and other kitchen tools you currently own. This might be a good time to pare down items that are unnecessary, impractical or rarely used. When planning your new kitchen, make

19th-Century Church Reborn as a Family Home foster design farmSave Photo After: This picture doesn’t align perfectly with the previous one. But this is the view when standing at the far back of the new kitchen, again looking back toward the foyer and choir loft. The arched stained-glass window on the left of the previous

10 Tips for a More Peaceful Home (11 photos) Maintaining a Zen-like space is about much more than style. It’s about cultivating a peaceful place where each object has a reason for being present, whether for its beauty, utility or both. Here are 10 ways to bring a peaceful, balanced feeling to your home. Source

Home DIY Projects You Should Avoid At All Costs Skynesher/Getty Images Owning a home can almost feel dichotomous. On the one hand, it’s your sacred sanctuary where the family gathers together, building memories. On the other, it feels like a lifelong improvement project where you’re constantly juggling

7 Exciting Design Trends for Kitchen and Bath Products in 2025 (28 photos) An outdoor sauna. An in-home ice bath. Customizable elements. And a workstation sink large enough for Sabrina Carpenter to lounge in. Those are just some of the standout new products and features on display at the recent 2025 Kitchen & Bath Industry

To-Dos: Your March Home Checklist Design Bar, LLCSave Photo 14. Plant a tree. Spring and fall are the best times to plant trees because wet weather and cooler temperatures make it easier for root systems to get established. Be sure to check with a nursery to determine which species will do best in your microclimate

Why More Homeowners are Opting for DIY Projects Jacob Musselman February 28, 2025 Operations As the U.S. continues to tackle inflation, many homeowners are taking on DIY projects rather than hiring a professional. The Farnsworth Group recently released its Quarterly Homeowner