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Vintage thrifted pieces effortlessly add charm to the home. In the bathroom, this affordable countertop storage solution turns clutter into a cute display.
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Joanna Gaines shows that a decorative focal point can give a space character and become a conversation starter with a stunning antique find.
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IKEA discontinued this fruit-shaped lamp several years ago, but it remains a sought-after piece for gardens and patios. It's a fun alternative to patio lights.
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Joanna Gaines made firewood feel like a part of the room's design instead of an eyesore. See how she did it, and how you can bring the same cozy idea home.
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When you have a spill to wipe up, the last thing you need is the frustration of a paper towel not tearing. This alternative fixes that and adds counter space.
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Wreaths are more cozy than creepy. To give your house horror movie vibes this Halloween, use front door decor pieces that positively scream "do not enter."
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Vintage Pyrex is a coveted find at thrift stores and estate sales, and one particular pattern from the 1960s is an especially desirable style.
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Don't throw out an old kitchen whisk. With a few beads, wire, and paint, you can make a cute dragon fly ornament for your porch. Here's how.
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IKEA's low-cost items can be used in many unique projects. This DIYer used serving bowls and a few other items to make statement-making speaker stands.
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Pool noodles can be purchased at many discount stores. This DIY craft uses them, plus a few other items from the dollar store to make a pretty home decor item.
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This decorative item often finds its way into thrift stores. Now you can repurpose it for a creative toilet paper storage system that's got style and class.
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