He Had Too Many Cans in His Pantry, So He Built This Instead

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on October 1, 2026

He Had Too Many Cans in His Pantry, So He Built This Instead

Canned food had started taking over the pantry, with more cans competing for space on shelves already meant for other food and supplies. Adding another stack would have stored them, but it would not have made them easier to organize or reach. Instead of adding more shelves, Imgur user bobswoodstuff used an open section of...

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Living Rooms Are Losing Their Sharp Corners as Curves Take Over

Posted in Living Room | by Stefan Gheorghe, on October 1, 2026

Living Rooms Are Losing Their Sharp Corners as Curves Take Over

Straight-edged sofas, square coffee tables, and boxy accent pieces once gave living rooms much of their structure. These spaces take another route, using circles, cylinders, rounded upholstery, and irregular forms to break up long walls and hard architectural lines. Seen across living rooms photographed by Homedit, the shift reaches beyond one curved sofa or round...

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Plant These Giant Purple Flowers This October for a Garden Full of Color Next Year

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on October 1, 2026

Plant These Giant Purple Flowers This October for a Garden Full of Color Next Year

Purple flower globes rise above coneflowers and grasses on tall stems, some reaching several feet from the ground. By the time they appear, the most important part of the job happened months before. These are ornamental alliums, and if you want them in your garden next year, fall is the time to put their bulbs...

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She Stripped the Floral Fabric From This Old Sofa and Reupholstered It in Navy Velvet

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on October 1, 2026

She Stripped the Floral Fabric From This Old Sofa and Reupholstered It in Navy Velvet

Orange floral fabric covered this camelback sofa before Tracy Laverty decided to reupholster it herself. Hiring an upholsterer wasn’t in the budget, and her previous upholstery experience was limited to one small chair, making an entire sofa a much bigger project. Deep navy velvet replaced the floral print, while the carved wood legs, curved back,...

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This Large Wicker Basket Was Crushed in the Garage, but She Found a New Use for It

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 30, 2026

This Large Wicker Basket Was Crushed in the Garage, but She Found a New Use for It

A large wicker basket was crushed in the garage, leaving its front panel damaged while the base, back, and sides remained intact. Instead of throwing out the whole basket, blogger Rita May removed the broken section and turned what remained into a bed for her dog, Sofie. Scrap plywood replaced the damaged front, while a...

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They Pulled Up a Perfectly Good Front Walkway to Replace It With Old Bricks

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 30, 2026

They Pulled Up a Perfectly Good Front Walkway to Replace It With Old Bricks

Concrete pavers formed a clean path from the porch to the sidewalk, but their uniform gray surface felt newer than the 120-year-old house behind it. Changing the walkway offered a chance to bring an older material back to the front of the property. Kelly Robson and her husband, Dave, already had that material sitting in...

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Kitchen Colors I’m Watching for 2027 Instead of White and Gray

Posted in Kitchen | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 30, 2026

Kitchen Colors I’m Watching for 2027 Instead of White and Gray

White and gray aren’t disappearing from kitchens, but I’m seeing far more interesting color choices heading into 2027. Instead of cool neutrals or one bright accent cabinet, these kitchens use colors that look softened, earthy, or pulled from older interiors. Muted mauve sits beside wood ceilings and patterned tile. Mustard yellow surrounds a farmhouse sink....

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She Cut a 4×4 Into These Shapes for Her Fall Decor

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 30, 2026

She Cut a 4×4 Into These Shapes for Her Fall Decor

One 4×4 cut into three different lengths became the starting point for a set of fall decorations that keep the square profile of construction lumber. Orange paint, exposed wood patterns, scrap stems, and green twine turn the plain blocks into pumpkins without cutting a single curved pumpkin shape. Homedit DIY creator Emily Burmeister made the...

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Before You Squish That Stink Bug, Try This Simple Two-Ingredient Mix Instead

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 30, 2026

Before You Squish That Stink Bug, Try This Simple Two-Ingredient Mix Instead

Stink bugs can appear around windows, blinds, vents, and other openings as they search for protected places inside a house. Once one gets indoors, reaching for insecticide may seem like the obvious response, but a spray bottle filled with water and dish soap offers another way to deal with the bug already crawling across the...

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He Found One Floral Wallpaper and Designed His Entire 1920s Bathroom Around It

Posted in Bathroom | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 30, 2026

He Found One Floral Wallpaper and Designed His Entire 1920s Bathroom Around It

A flood from an upstairs bathroom damaged the bathroom below, along with the kitchen and hallway. Reddit user u/abhitchc took on the repairs himself, including the interior design. The bathroom sits inside a 1920s home, but not everything visible before the remodel dated back that far. Pale walls had two floral borders, pink hexagonal tile...

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Not Vinegar, Not Baking Soda: People Are Sprinkling This in Their Toilet Before Bed

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 30, 2026

Not Vinegar, Not Baking Soda: People Are Sprinkling This in Their Toilet Before Bed

Brown or yellow marks inside a toilet can remain after scrubbing because the discoloration may be attached to mineral scale rather than the porcelain itself. Instead of reaching for vinegar or baking soda, some people sprinkle citric acid powder into the bowl before bed and leave it there overnight. Citric acid targets the mineral deposit...

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She Added Crayons to Melted Wax, Then Poured the Mixture Into Mason Jars

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 30, 2026

She Added Crayons to Melted Wax, Then Poured the Mixture Into Mason Jars

Crayons became part of a Thanksgiving project when a mother decided to make candles with the kids in her art class. Instead of buying colored candle wax, she melted paraffin with crayons, added essential oils, and poured each batch into small canning jars. Shared on her blog, the project started as a craft the kids...

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He Painted the Orange Oak Cabinets Balanced Beige and the Whole Kitchen Looks Different

Posted in Kitchen | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 30, 2026

He Painted the Orange Oak Cabinets Balanced Beige and the Whole Kitchen Looks Different

Orange oak covered this kitchen from the long storage wall to the sink cabinets, refrigerator surround, and cooktop island. Raised-panel doors carried the same warm wood finish across the room, with matching crown molding and cabinet frames adding more oak above and below the counters. Instagram creator @pezzottipainting repainted the existing cabinetry in Sherwin-Williams Balanced Beige...

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Their Van Kitchen Couldn’t Get Bigger, So They Made the Sink Disappear

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 30, 2026

Their Van Kitchen Couldn’t Get Bigger, So They Made the Sink Disappear

Counter space comes at a premium inside a van, where the sink, appliances, storage, and prep area have to fit within the same narrow kitchen. In this setup, the sink occupies a large section of the white worktop beneath the window, leaving smaller areas on either side for everything else. Stu and Kat of Instagram...

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This Kitchen Lost a Wall and Gained an Island Big Enough to Change the Whole Layout

Posted in Kitchen | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 29, 2026

This Kitchen Lost a Wall and Gained an Island Big Enough to Change the Whole Layout

Removing a wall and raised peninsula changed how this kitchen connects to the rest of the great room. In their place, a large island now holds seating, storage, a sink, and dishwasher. Reddit user u/ApprehensiveFun1512 put the remodel cost at about $38,000. Orange oak cabinets were replaced with custom maple cabinetry and the old counters...

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Gardeners Have Stopped Buying Potting Mix: What They Use Instead Is Already in the Yard

Posted in Plants & Flowers | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 29, 2026

Gardeners Have Stopped Buying Potting Mix: What They Use Instead Is Already in the Yard

Potting mix disappears fast once large containers, fruit bushes and perennial plants need filling. Instead of opening another bag, gardeners can start with something already under their feet. Soil taken from the yard can make up most of a container mix when combined with compost or another source of organic matter. Ben from GrowVeg demonstrates...

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Instead of Keeping This Vintage Oak Hutch Brown, She Painted It Mint With a Hint of Aqua

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 29, 2026

Instead of Keeping This Vintage Oak Hutch Brown, She Painted It Mint With a Hint of Aqua

Warm brown oak covered this vintage hutch from the curved base to the carved molding across the top. Three glass doors enclosed the upper display area, while three center drawers and two cabinet doors provided storage below. Kate from Heir and Space considered refinishing only the bottom portion as a sideboard, but a client who...

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Don’t Throw Away Your Empty Milk Jugs This Fall, Gardeners Are Saving Them for Winter

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 29, 2026

Don’t Throw Away Your Empty Milk Jugs This Fall, Gardeners Are Saving Them for Winter

Empty milk jugs can become seed-starting containers once cold weather arrives. Rather than starting every plant indoors under grow lights, gardeners use the plastic containers to sow seeds outside and leave them exposed to winter conditions. Reddit user u/duchessbobbington used a few dozen jugs for winter sowing, filling the bottoms with soil while leaving the...

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She Turned Four Concrete Pavers Into This Modern Outdoor Planter

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 29, 2026

She Turned Four Concrete Pavers Into This Modern Outdoor Planter

Four 12-inch concrete pavers formed the entire body of this outdoor planter, but none of them were cut, drilled, or used as a mold. Brittney Smart stood each paver on edge and joined them with landscape adhesive, creating a square box with an open top and bottom. Visible seams made the first version easy to...

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Neither Vinegar nor Pumice: The Unexpected Way to Remove Hard Water Stains From a Toilet

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 29, 2026

Neither Vinegar nor Pumice: The Unexpected Way to Remove Hard Water Stains From a Toilet

Hard water can leave orange, brown, or chalky deposits across a toilet bowl that stay put after routine cleaning. Vinegar often comes out first, while pumice stones are another common suggestion for deposits that refuse to move. One homeowner dealing with hard well water found another option in the bathroom cabinet. After struggling with orange...

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They Rebuilt This Laundry Closet With IKEA Cabinets and Better Hanging Space

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 29, 2026

They Rebuilt This Laundry Closet With IKEA Cabinets and Better Hanging Space

Old cabinets filled the upper wall of this laundry closet, but they did little to solve its storage problems. Clothes could hang only along one side from a shower rod, while exposed plumbing, linoleum flooring, and unfinished paint added to a setup left by the previous owner. Imgur user TimoniousFunk kept the side-by-side washer and...

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Bleach alone isn’t enough: the two-step method to remove mold from shower grout

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 28, 2026

Bleach alone isn’t enough: the two-step method to remove mold from shower grout

Black mold covered the shower grout, silicone, door frame, and joints, but bleach wasn’t the first product used to remove it. In a video from Cleaning How To, the shower is cleaned in two stages, starting with an alkaline cleaner before bleach is applied to the mold. First stage removes dirt and buildup from the...

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This Front Yard Was Almost Entirely Grass Until They Removed the Lawn and Started Over

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 28, 2026

This Front Yard Was Almost Entirely Grass Until They Removed the Lawn and Started Over

Grass once covered most of this Oregon front yard, running from the sidewalk toward the house with planting confined to a few areas near the exterior. The lawn was established, but much of the space remained open ground without paths, seating, or much separation from the street. Reddit user u/traskrogers removed the lawn and rebuilt...

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Their Shower Drain Kept Backing Up, Then They Pulled This Out

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 28, 2026

Their Shower Drain Kept Backing Up, Then They Pulled This Out

Water kept backing up in the shower, but nothing visible at the drain opening explained why. Reddit user Sympathy-Every found the cause after pulling out a mass of tangled hair and buildup long enough to photograph beside a gallon jug of white vinegar for scale. Hair that slips below the drain can catch more strands,...

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Forget Paint and Carving, This Fall Pumpkin Uses Old Cookbook Pages Instead

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 28, 2026

Forget Paint and Carving, This Fall Pumpkin Uses Old Cookbook Pages Instead

A plain orange pumpkin does not need paint or a carving knife to become fall decor. Debbie, the creator behind Debbiedoo’s, used loose pages from an old cookbook instead. Her first plan involved fall leaves collected from the yard. When that approach did not work, an antique cookbook filled with printed recipes, handwritten notes, and...

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They Installed These Kitchen Cabinets in Bare Wood, Then Painted Every One Deep Blue

Posted in Kitchen | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 28, 2026

They Installed These Kitchen Cabinets in Bare Wood, Then Painted Every One Deep Blue

Bare wood covered the cabinet boxes, raised-panel doors, island, tall storage, and range hood as this kitchen came together. Instead of arriving with their final finish, the custom cabinets were installed while the wood was still exposed. Instagram creator @modern_ozarks documented the Blaine Lake House kitchen from cabinet installation through paint. Benjamin Moore Van Deusen...

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She Took This Dark Mahogany Dresser From Brown to Green, but Didn’t Stop With Paint

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 28, 2026

She Took This Dark Mahogany Dresser From Brown to Green, but Didn’t Stop With Paint

Dark mahogany covered this tall dresser from the top molding to the lower drawers, with brass pulls providing the only contrast across the brown front. Three small drawers, paired drawers, and two wide lower drawers divided the case into sections, but the matching stain connected them under one dark finish. Instagram creator @cherubschalksinteriors replaced the...

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Not Boxwood, Not Ornamental Grass: This Flowering Plant Creates the Borders in This Garden

Posted in Plants & Flowers | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 28, 2026

Not Boxwood, Not Ornamental Grass: This Flowering Plant Creates the Borders in This Garden

Garden borders often rely on clipped shrubs or ornamental grasses to give beds and paths a clear edge. This garden takes another route, using masses of one flowering plant to draw those same lines while adding color. Lavender runs beside gravel paths, wraps around raised sections, and fills the space between timber edging and taller...

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The Basic Curved Kitchen Faucet Is Getting Some Very Different Competition

Posted in Kitchen | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 28, 2026

The Basic Curved Kitchen Faucet Is Getting Some Very Different Competition

Curved faucets still dominate kitchen sinks, but the familiar arch is no longer the only shape competing for space above the basin. Square bends, horizontal spouts, spring coils, pull-out heads, and separate sprayers change both the silhouette and the way water reaches the sink. Some designs strip the faucet down to a few straight sections....

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They Spray Painted These Dark Wood Kitchen Cabinets Instead of Replacing Them

Posted in Kitchen | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 27, 2026

They Spray Painted These Dark Wood Kitchen Cabinets Instead of Replacing Them

Dark wood ran across almost every cabinet surface in this kitchen, from the island to the tall uppers around the refrigerator and window. Black countertops, stainless steel appliances, wood flooring, and the cabinet layout were already in place, leaving the brown finish as the element with the most visual weight. Raleigh-area cabinet refinishing team @myrenewedcabinets...

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The Fast Bathroom Upgrade Most People Overlook

Posted in Bathroom | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 27, 2026

The Fast Bathroom Upgrade Most People Overlook

Bathroom updates tend to focus on tile, paint, mirrors, faucets, or vanities, while one fixture often stays untouched. Changing the toilet seat takes far less work than replacing the toilet, yet it can introduce a new color or material in a spot that stands out against white porcelain. Instagram creator Melanie Cardon (@melaniecardon) used that...

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A Pool Noodle Became a Fall Wreath, but It Took 2,800 Thumbtacks

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 27, 2026

A Pool Noodle Became a Fall Wreath, but It Took 2,800 Thumbtacks

Pool noodles tend to disappear into storage once summer ends, but one foam ring became the base for a fall wreath covered with thousands of brass thumbtacks. The green foam vanishes under overlapping metal heads, leaving a gold surface that looks more like scales than office supplies. Homedit contributor Brittney Smart made the wreath with...

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He Put Cardboard Right Over His Grass Before Building a Garden Bed

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 27, 2026

He Put Cardboard Right Over His Grass Before Building a Garden Bed

Removing sod can turn a new garden bed into a digging project before any soil or mulch goes down. One homeowner skipped that step and left the existing lawn where it was, even though the grass covered the full area he wanted to change. TikTok creator Brandon Gentry (@brandontgentry) wanted a flower bed around a...

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Not a Scrub Brush or Spray: She Covers Hard Water Stains With This Instead

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 27, 2026

Not a Scrub Brush or Spray: She Covers Hard Water Stains With This Instead

Hard water had left brown marks around the drain and across the white hex tile in this shower, while regular bathroom cleaning was no longer taking them off. Spraying another cleaner would coat the surface for a moment, but the liquid would run toward the drain before spending much time against the buildup. Instead of...

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Toilet Won’t Stop Running? This Part Inside the Tank Could Be the Reason

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 26, 2026

Toilet Won’t Stop Running? This Part Inside the Tank Could Be the Reason

A toilet that keeps running can sound like water leaking into the bowl long after a flush. Sometimes the tank fills, stops for a moment, then starts again. Other times, water never seems to shut off. When Brittney’s husband opened the tank to make the repair, one part became the focus: the fill valve. It...

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Houseplant Lovers Are Putting Aluminum Foil in Their Pots to Keep One Problem Away

Posted in Plants & Flowers | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 26, 2026

Houseplant Lovers Are Putting Aluminum Foil in Their Pots to Keep One Problem Away

Aluminum foil showing up around a houseplant can look like a strange way to cover the soil, but the shiny surface can serve a purpose above the pot. It reflects incoming light back toward the foliage, including areas beneath the leaves where pests such as aphids and whiteflies can gather. Reflective material has been used...

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She Spray Painted the Orange Wood Cabinets Beige and They Look Like a Different Kitchen

Posted in Kitchen | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 26, 2026

She Spray Painted the Orange Wood Cabinets Beige and They Look Like a Different Kitchen

Orange-varnished wood covered almost every cabinet in this kitchen, from the long run beneath the window to the tall units surrounding the double oven. Arched raised-panel doors, decorative crown molding, open corner shelves, and dark hardware carried the same brown-orange finish across the room. Instagram creator Ffion from @ty_paent21 kept the existing cabinetry but changed...

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This Kitchen Uses Stainless Steel Where Most Homes Use Tile, but There’s One Catch

Posted in Kitchen | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 25, 2026

This Kitchen Uses Stainless Steel Where Most Homes Use Tile, but There’s One Catch

Backsplashes tend to start where the countertop ends, introducing tile, stone, brick, or another surface across the wall. In this kitchen, brick fills that role behind the sink and cooktop while the white counter remains separate below. Another kitchen gets rid of that dividing line. Stainless steel stretches across the countertop, turns up the wall,...

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They Found a Storage Spot Above the Garage Door Most People Never Use

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 25, 2026

They Found a Storage Spot Above the Garage Door Most People Never Use

Plywood, drywall, lumber, and project scraps had started taking over Mel and Nader’s garage after the existing shelving was moved. Long pieces leaned against the walls while boxes and leftover materials occupied floor space. First-time homeowners Mel and Nader of Duo Ventures looked overhead for another option and found unused space between the garage door...

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People Spend Hours Pulling Weeds Between Pavers: What He Used Instead Covered the Whole Driveway

Posted in Outdoor | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 25, 2026

People Spend Hours Pulling Weeds Between Pavers: What He Used Instead Covered the Whole Driveway

Weeds between driveway pavers create a job that can stretch across hundreds of joints. Pull one clump and another sits a few inches away. On this driveway, grass had also pushed through the gaps, turning entire rows of brick green. Instead of working through those joints by hand, Philip Baron of YouTube channel ecologicaltime tried...

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This Bedroom Furniture Piece Was Once a Must-Have, but You Don’t See It Much Anymore

Posted in Bedroom | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 25, 2026

This Bedroom Furniture Piece Was Once a Must-Have, but You Don’t See It Much Anymore

Bedrooms once made room for furniture built around getting ready. Drawers kept makeup, brushes, jewelry, and small accessories close to a mirror, while a stool or chair created a dedicated place to sit. Makeup vanities served that purpose, combining storage, a work surface, seating, and often lighting within one piece. Some occupied little more space...

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He Spray Painted the Brown Cabinets Blue, and You’d Never Guess They’re the Same Ones

Posted in Kitchen | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 25, 2026

He Spray Painted the Brown Cabinets Blue, and You’d Never Guess They’re the Same Ones

Brown stained cabinetry dominated this kitchen, covering almost every visible cabinet surface from the floor to the crown molding. Against the white counters and stainless steel appliances, the warm wood became the feature your eye landed on first. Instagram creator @mikeyamusic didn’t tear the cabinets out. He removed the doors and drawer fronts, masked off...

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She Used Cedar Roof Shingles to Make a Huge Wood-Framed Mirror for Her Living Room

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 25, 2026

She Used Cedar Roof Shingles to Make a Huge Wood-Framed Mirror for Her Living Room

Cedar shingles are meant for roofs and exterior walls, but a bundle of unfinished pieces became the frame for a huge round mirror above a living room fireplace. Right Up My Alley creator Tracy Laverty based the project on a large wooden Ballard Designs mirror that cost around $300. Her version cost $43, using wide...

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Neither Granite Nor Quartz: This Unexpected Countertop Material Brings Color Into the Kitchen

Posted in Kitchen | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 25, 2026

Neither Granite Nor Quartz: This Unexpected Countertop Material Brings Color Into the Kitchen

Granite and quartz offer plenty of colors and patterns, but the surface still reads as stone. One countertop material takes a different approach, using solid color and a reflective finish to change the look of the work surface itself. Glass can cover far more than a backsplash. In this kitchen, it stretches across the counters,...

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She Parked 3 Cars in Her Own Driveway, Then a Letter Arrived Telling Her She Couldn’t

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 25, 2026

She Parked 3 Cars in Her Own Driveway, Then a Letter Arrived Telling Her She Couldn’t

A long driveway can solve a parking problem when more family members bring cars home. For one family, having enough pavement for every vehicle wasn’t enough. Reddit user strawberrymilkx was staying at her mother’s house with her partner while waiting to close on another home. Her parents already had two cars, so the temporary move...

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These Gardens Look Professionally Designed, but Many of Their Best Features Came From Nature

Posted in Outdoor | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 24, 2026

These Gardens Look Professionally Designed, but Many of Their Best Features Came From Nature

Professionally designed gardens often get their character from materials that were never manufactured for landscaping. Rocks, fallen trees, gravel, grass, and rough pieces of wood can become some of the features that define the space. Across these gardens, natural materials take on jobs often given to pavers, edging, outdoor furniture, or built structures. Their irregular...

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This Kitchen Doesn’t Put Everything on One Counter, It Builds Storage in Layers Instead

Posted in Kitchen | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 24, 2026

This Kitchen Doesn’t Put Everything on One Counter, It Builds Storage in Layers Instead

Most kitchen walls follow the same stack: base cabinets, one countertop, backsplash, then upper cabinets. This kitchen breaks that sequence. Between the drawers and glass-front cabinets, the wall gains two more horizontal surfaces at different depths. That changes what the counter has to handle. Bowls, pitchers, serving pieces, and smaller objects move onto their own...

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Not Gray, Not Beige: These Upholstered Pieces Make Color the Center of the Room

Posted in Furniture | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 24, 2026

Not Gray, Not Beige: These Upholstered Pieces Make Color the Center of the Room

Gray and beige upholstery can leave the rest of a room responsible for its character, but these interiors take another route. Sofas and chairs arrive in tiger stripes, burnt orange, dusty pink, lilac, mint green, emerald, mustard, and deep forest green, turning furniture into part of the color scheme rather than a neutral base for...

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She Wanted a Rug on Her Concrete Front Steps, So She Painted One Instead

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 24, 2026

She Wanted a Rug on Her Concrete Front Steps, So She Painted One Instead

Concrete steps outside this orange house had become a mix of bare gray surfaces, old brick, and patched sections. Putting down an outdoor rug would have covered part of the landing, but it would not have done much for the risers or the mismatched concrete surrounding it. DeeDee of Clover House took another route. She...

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He Spray Painted the Oak Cabinets White and Blue and They Look Like a Different Kitchen

Posted in Kitchen | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 24, 2026

He Spray Painted the Oak Cabinets White and Blue and They Look Like a Different Kitchen

Oak cabinets covered both sides of this kitchen, wrapping around the range, sink, refrigerator, and window. Raised-panel doors and visible wood grain carried the same honey-brown finish from the base cabinets to the uppers. Instagram creator @pezzottipainting changed the cabinets with two colors instead of replacing them. He used Valspar Bay Waves and Mountain River...

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She Puts Apples, Oranges, Cinnamon, and Vanilla in a Pot but She Isn’t Cooking Them

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 24, 2026

She Puts Apples, Oranges, Cinnamon, and Vanilla in a Pot but She Isn’t Cooking Them

Apples, oranges, cinnamon sticks, and vanilla look like the start of something meant to be eaten, but Homedit creator Brittney Smart puts all four into a saucepan for another reason. Instead of turning the fruit into dessert, she covers it with water and puts the saucepan on the stove. Once the water heats, the combination...

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Some Plumbers Leave a Gap When Caulking the Toilet and It’s Not a Mistake

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 24, 2026

Some Plumbers Leave a Gap When Caulking the Toilet and It’s Not a Mistake

A bead of caulk around the bottom of a toilet can look unfinished when it stops before reaching the back. That missing section may have been left there on purpose. Reddit user u/pencilsleeper raised the question after installing a new toilet over a new tile floor and wondering whether the base should be caulked. The...

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Dishwasher Still Smells After a Wash? This Hidden Part Could Be the Reason

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 23, 2026

Dishwasher Still Smells After a Wash? This Hidden Part Could Be the Reason

Clean dishes can come out of a dishwasher that smells anything but clean. Running another cycle may rinse the racks and walls again, but it won’t reach every place where old food collects. YouTube creator Brandon Pleshek starts beneath the lower rack. A removable filter sits near the bottom of the machine, and when it...

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Her 30-Year-Old Cherry Cabinets Looked Dated, but She Didn’t Paint Them and Updated Everything Else Instead

Posted in Kitchen | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 23, 2026

Her 30-Year-Old Cherry Cabinets Looked Dated, but She Didn’t Paint Them and Updated Everything Else Instead

Dark cherry cabinets, ornate brass hardware, speckled granite, white appliances, and a fluorescent ceiling light gave this 30-year-old kitchen a look its new owner wanted to change. Painting the cabinets could have delivered the fastest visual shift, but the wood was one part of the room she wanted to preserve. Reddit user Korgity bought the...

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Skip the Bulky Nightstand: These 12 Bedrooms Keep the Space Beside the Bed Open

Posted in Bedroom | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 23, 2026

Skip the Bulky Nightstand: These 12 Bedrooms Keep the Space Beside the Bed Open

Nightstands can consume more room than expected once a bed, two tables, and lamps compete for the same stretch of floor. These bedrooms show another option, with bedside furniture that provides a useful surface without putting a large cabinet on each side of the mattress. Floating drawers, open metal frames, nesting tables, slim round tables,...

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Instead of One Towel Bar, These Bathrooms Use the Whole Wall

Posted in Bathroom | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 23, 2026

Instead of One Towel Bar, These Bathrooms Use the Whole Wall

Towels often end up on one bar beside the sink, stacked inside a vanity, or draped over the tub. These bathrooms treat them as part of the storage plan, using tall frames, ladders, open shelves, and wall systems that take advantage of vertical space. Several designs combine towel storage with items needed around the sink....

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Forget Store-Bought Fabric Softener: She Makes Her Own With Something From the Shower

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 23, 2026

Forget Store-Bought Fabric Softener: She Makes Her Own With Something From the Shower

Fabric softener is usually another bottle to pick up in the laundry aisle, but this homemade version starts with something found in the shower. Mixed with hot water and white vinegar, it creates a large batch that can be stored beside the washing machine and dispensed as needed. Home creator DeeDee from Clover House uses...

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They Had an Entire Concrete Patio to Remove, but They Never Used a Jackhammer

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 23, 2026

They Had an Entire Concrete Patio to Remove, but They Never Used a Jackhammer

Brittney’s husband and their son had an entire cracked concrete patio to remove, but the demolition never involved a jackhammer. They worked across the backyard together with a pry bar, sledgehammer, high-lift jack, shovel, and buckets, breaking the patio into pieces they could haul away. Water had also been collecting at one corner of the...

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The Reason Homes Smell Fresh Isn’t More Air Freshener: It’s What People Do Instead

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 23, 2026

The Reason Homes Smell Fresh Isn’t More Air Freshener: It’s What People Do Instead

Some homes smell fresh without candles, plug-ins, or room spray. No strong fragrance hits when you walk through the door, yet the air never feels stale or carries last night’s dinner. That question came up in a recent r/Frugal discussion when Reddit user healthynewbie asked for low-cost ways to give a home a pleasant scent....

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She Painted Cherry Blossoms Across This Old Mid-Century Dresser Instead of Using One Color

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 22, 2026

She Painted Cherry Blossoms Across This Old Mid-Century Dresser Instead of Using One Color

Clean lines, four wide drawers, and short angled legs gave this old mid-century dresser its simple shape, but its wood veneer had chips and divots hidden beneath a high-gloss finish. Restoring the original wood had been the plan until stripping exposed the damage. Beth from Make Me Pretty Again repaired and sanded the veneer before...

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Not Baking Soda or Vinegar: She Tested 5 Ways to Clean Her Stainless Steel Sink, and One Clearly Worked Best

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 22, 2026

Not Baking Soda or Vinegar: She Tested 5 Ways to Clean Her Stainless Steel Sink, and One Clearly Worked Best

Stainless steel may have “stainless” in the name, but the bottom of this kitchen sink had developed a brownish film that regular cleaning was not removing. Instead of covering the whole basin with one cleaner, different sections became test areas for several methods. Home creator Christine from Full of Great Ideas compared five options: a...

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Bathroom Features That Look Nothing Like What We Usually Put in Bathrooms

Posted in Bathroom | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 22, 2026

Bathroom Features That Look Nothing Like What We Usually Put in Bathrooms

Bathroom fixtures tend to follow familiar forms, from white ceramic sinks and built-in vanities to rectangular mirrors, tiled walls, and tubs designed to blend into the rest of the room. These bathrooms move away from those conventions with fixtures that become part of the design rather than objects chosen to disappear. Material plays a major...

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Neither Carved nor Painted: She Filled These Pumpkins With Wax Instead

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 22, 2026

Neither Carved nor Painted: She Filled These Pumpkins With Wax Instead

Small pumpkins usually get carved, painted, or left intact for fall displays, but their hollow centers can become part of the decoration too. Instead of cutting a face into the side, this project removes the top and uses the pumpkin itself as a container. Homedit contributor Brittney Smart scooped out the seeds and pulp, fixed...

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He Spray-Painted the Oak Cabinets Neptune Lily and Made the Original Kitchen Look New

Posted in Kitchen | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 22, 2026

He Spray-Painted the Oak Cabinets Neptune Lily and Made the Original Kitchen Look New

Warm oak covered almost every cabinet in this kitchen, from the long run beneath the windows to the tall appliance units and island. Instead of removing cabinetry that already fit the room, the existing doors, drawer fronts, frames, end panels, wine storage, and decorative details were kept for a color change. Instagram creator @renewingdecorating spray-painted...

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They Had One Wire Shelf Above the Washer and Dryer, so They Built This Instead

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 22, 2026

They Had One Wire Shelf Above the Washer and Dryer, so They Built This Instead

One wire shelf provided almost all the storage in this laundry room, leaving a large wall above the washer, dryer, and utility sink unused. Rather than replace the appliances or change the room’s footprint, the makeover focused on turning those blank walls into storage and work space. Right Up My Alley creator Tracy Laverty and...

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She Kept Adding Pumpkins to Her Fall Porch, Then Wondered if She Went Too Far

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 22, 2026

She Kept Adding Pumpkins to Her Fall Porch, Then Wondered if She Went Too Far

Pumpkins fill almost every part of this front porch, but placing them on the floor was only the start. They appear inside stacked crates, among flowers, on tables, beside lanterns, across pillows, and within arrangements that climb the walls. Southern Seazons creator Jody questioned the result herself, writing that she might have “too much of...

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A Couple Added Wood Trim Around Their Staircase and Made the Walls Look Paneled

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 21, 2026

A Couple Added Wood Trim Around Their Staircase and Made the Walls Look Paneled

Wood railings, white spindles, and gray walls framed this staircase, but the large wall sections around the steps remained bare. Tracy Laverty of Right Up My Alley and her husband Steve changed those surfaces with narrow strips of pine, creating raised rectangular sections that look like built-in wall paneling. The project was part of a...

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She Tested 3 Spots for Her Cabinet Handles and One Placement Kept Winning

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 21, 2026

She Tested 3 Spots for Her Cabinet Handles and One Placement Kept Winning

Installing new cabinet hardware sounds like the easy part of a kitchen update until the door design leaves no obvious place to drill. Raised trim, narrow stiles, and a recessed center panel can turn a few inches of movement into a much bigger decision. Reddit user u/Ok_Tap6569 ran into that problem while adding black bar...

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Designers Started Hiding Home Bars Inside Kitchen Cabinets

Posted in Kitchen | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 21, 2026

Designers Started Hiding Home Bars Inside Kitchen Cabinets

The traditional home bar is getting a new home inside the kitchen. Designers call the trend a bantry, a space that combines the functions of a pantry, beverage station, coffee bar, and cocktail cabinet into one organized area. Instead of spreading bottles, glassware, small appliances, and drink supplies across the kitchen, everything stays together in...

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He Removed the Breakfast Table and Built a Huge Kitchen Island in Its Place

Posted in Kitchen | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 21, 2026

He Removed the Breakfast Table and Built a Huge Kitchen Island in Its Place

Oak cabinets, square tile floors, and a four-seat breakfast table filled this kitchen before a remodel submitted to Homedit through our Submit Your Work page. The family wanted a large island where they could sit and eat, a request that would change far more than the cabinet finish. Joel Montfort of Montfort Designs LLC gutted...

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They Turned a Discarded Wood Fence Into a Cover for Their Outdoor AC Unit

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 21, 2026

They Turned a Discarded Wood Fence Into a Cover for Their Outdoor AC Unit

Outdoor AC units can become one of the most visible objects beside a house, especially when the condenser sits next to a patio or open lawn. Clover House had one against their brick exterior and found the material for hiding it in an old wood fence that was being torn down. Instead of sending the...

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She Cut This Curved Shape From OSB and Turned It Into a Tall Upholstered Headboard

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 21, 2026

She Cut This Curved Shape From OSB and Turned It Into a Tall Upholstered Headboard

Tall upholstered headboards can hide a basic structure beneath the fabric. For this bedroom, the curved profile started with OSB cut into a shape wide enough for a full-size bed. DIY blogger Tracy Laverty designed the headboard for her daughter’s bedroom makeover and enlisted her husband’s help to draw and cut the curved OSB base....

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8 Things Homeowners Are Building Into Their Kitchen Cabinets Now

Posted in Kitchen | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 21, 2026

8 Things Homeowners Are Building Into Their Kitchen Cabinets Now

Kitchen cabinets are doing more than storing dishes, cookware, and pantry staples. New designs are building dedicated spots for paper towels, spices, produce, trash bins, small appliances, and even pet bowls right into the cabinets. Narrow gaps beside the range become pull-outs, deep drawers hide everyday clutter, and cabinet doors conceal entire work zones. Spaces...

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She Decorated Her Fall Porch With Things Most People Wouldn’t Think to Use

Posted in Outdoor | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 20, 2026

She Decorated Her Fall Porch With Things Most People Wouldn’t Think to Use

Pumpkins and mums signal fall across this farmhouse porch, but much of the display comes from objects that were never sold as seasonal decor. Galvanized buckets, bushel baskets, a dairy crate, old shutters, and a weathered ladder give the arrangement its structure. Julie from Little Farmstead filled farm-style containers with mums, ornamental cabbage, and rosemary,...

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This Small Bathroom Didn’t Have Room for a Walk-In Shower Until the Bathtub Came Out

Posted in Bathroom | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 20, 2026

This Small Bathroom Didn’t Have Room for a Walk-In Shower Until the Bathtub Came Out

This small bathroom left little space between the vanity, toilet, and tub. Toronto-based designer Jacklynn Little of Jacklynn Little Interiors reworked the room by removing the bathtub and replacing the dark cabinet vanity with a pedestal sink. The tub’s former footprint now holds a walk-in shower with clear glass, white subway tile, black accents, and...

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They Turned an Old Dry-Cleaning Shop Into a Family Home With Three Levels

Posted in Architecture | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 20, 2026

They Turned an Old Dry-Cleaning Shop Into a Family Home With Three Levels

Converting an old dry-cleaning shop into a family home meant working with a long, narrow space divided into small rooms with little daylight or ventilation. Architect Carles Enrich removed the partitions and opened the former commercial space toward an interior patio. Instead of rebuilding it as a conventional apartment, part of the floor was excavated...

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Why More Living Rooms Are Skipping the Rectangular Coffee Table

Posted in Living Room | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 20, 2026

Why More Living Rooms Are Skipping the Rectangular Coffee Table

Rectangular coffee tables have long filled the space between a sofa and surrounding chairs, but they are not always the best match for how living room furniture is arranged. Curved sofas, sectionals, lounge chairs, and open seating plans leave room for shapes that follow the furniture rather than cutting across it. Round tables can overlap...

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She Painted Mountains Across These Old Wood Dressers but Left Most of the Wood Exposed

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 20, 2026

She Painted Mountains Across These Old Wood Dressers but Left Most of the Wood Exposed

Worn finish, scratches, and marks covered this old oak dresser and matching tall chest, but much of the original wood was still worth showing. Instagram furniture artist @urukehu_jess kept that oak visible instead of covering both pieces with one paint color. After preparing the wood, she used layers of stain and dark color to create...

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A Charcoal Island Breaks Up This White Oak Kitchen, but the Color Doesn’t Stop There

Posted in Kitchen | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 20, 2026

A Charcoal Island Breaks Up This White Oak Kitchen, but the Color Doesn’t Stop There

White oak dominates this kitchen from SCS Cabinets (@scscabinets), covering almost every cabinet from the floor to the ceiling. One large feature breaks from all that warm wood: a charcoal island topped in white stone. The charcoal does not end at the island. Across the room, the range hood repeats the same dark finish, creating...

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Instead of Closing Off the Space Under the Bathtub, He Built Two Pull-Out Drawers

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 20, 2026

Instead of Closing Off the Space Under the Bathtub, He Built Two Pull-Out Drawers

Space beneath a bathtub often disappears behind a fixed panel, but the area can be deep enough to hold more than plumbing and supports. Instagram creator @yetanotherhouseproject used that cavity to build two pull-out storage drawers beneath the tub. From the outside, the finished fronts look like part of the bathtub surround. Each section pulls...

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He Spray Painted the Oak Cabinets Dover White and They Look Like New Cabinets

Posted in Kitchen | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 19, 2026

He Spray Painted the Oak Cabinets Dover White and They Look Like New Cabinets

Oak covered almost every major storage surface in this kitchen. Raised-panel doors ran around the sink, refrigerator, double ovens, island, and a separate floor-to-ceiling cabinet wall, while matching crown molding carried the wood finish above them. Instagram creator @pezzottipainting kept the cabinetry and spray painted it Sherwin-Williams Dover White using Centurion Wood Coatings 400 Series....

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Cold Minimalism Is Starting to Look Outdated as Home Decor Gets Softer

Posted in Interior Design | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 19, 2026

Cold Minimalism Is Starting to Look Outdated as Home Decor Gets Softer

Cold minimalism made rooms cleaner by stripping away color, ornament, texture, and furniture that did not serve an obvious purpose. Many of the interiors that followed relied on pale walls, straight furniture, smooth surfaces, and enough empty space to make every object stand apart. Rooms shown here point toward a softer approach without returning to...

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Instead of Flattening This Sloped Yard, They Built Stone Steps Right Into the Hillside

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 19, 2026

Instead of Flattening This Sloped Yard, They Built Stone Steps Right Into the Hillside

The side yard dropped from the upper lawn toward a brick patio beside the house, with a short set of masonry steps handling only part of the grade change. Grass covered much of the slope, while the route between the two levels stayed close to the brick wall. Landscape company @wheatslandscape excavated the hillside and...

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She Changed What Went in Every Kitchen Drawer and Cabinet Instead of Trying to Fit More Inside

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 18, 2026

She Changed What Went in Every Kitchen Drawer and Cabinet Instead of Trying to Fit More Inside

Kitchen drawers can be full without using their space well. Pots compete with pans, small tools disappear beneath larger utensils, and food containers end up wherever an empty shelf remains. Instead of trying to squeeze more into the existing storage, this kitchen changes what belongs in each space. Shallow and deep drawers handle different items,...

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This Looks Like a Plain Piece of Wood Until You Put a Kitchen Knife Against It

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 18, 2026

This Looks Like a Plain Piece of Wood Until You Put a Kitchen Knife Against It

Knife blocks have been a kitchen-counter fixture for decades, but the familiar wooden block also shows the tradeoff: it claims a chunk of work surface for one job. Moving knives onto the wall frees that spot while keeping each blade within reach. Homedit contributor Chelsea Mohrman took that idea in a less expected direction. Her...

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He Spray Painted the Kitchen Cabinets Etruscan Red and the Gray Stone Counters Look Like They Were Chosen Together

Posted in Kitchen | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 18, 2026

He Spray Painted the Kitchen Cabinets Etruscan Red and the Gray Stone Counters Look Like They Were Chosen Together

Gray cabinet doors once surrounded the stone counters in this kitchen, with more cabinetry built into a large island at the center. The renovation kept those fitted units while other parts of the room were stripped back for new flooring, backsplash tile, and decorating. Instagram creator @themobilespray prepared and primed the existing doors before spraying...

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Woman Rolls Old Book Pages to Create a One-of-a-Kind Wreath

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 18, 2026

Woman Rolls Old Book Pages to Create a One-of-a-Kind Wreath

Damaged books do not have to end up in the trash. Pages that have separated from the binding can become craft material, with the printed text providing a pattern that needs no paint or added finish. Dee from Our Clover House used old book pages to build a wreath from dozens of narrow paper rolls....

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The Bathtub Faucet Doesn’t Have to Be Attached to the Tub Anymore

Posted in Bathroom | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 18, 2026

The Bathtub Faucet Doesn’t Have to Be Attached to the Tub Anymore

Freestanding tubs can sit away from the wall, but that freedom creates another question: where does the faucet go? Several of these bathrooms answer it by taking the fixture off the tub and bringing a tall filler straight up from the floor. The change leaves the tub rim untouched and removes the need for a...

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These Brown Wood Cabinets Were Painted Brushed Blue Without Replacing the Detailed Millwork

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 17, 2026

These Brown Wood Cabinets Were Painted Brushed Blue Without Replacing the Detailed Millwork

Brown wood cabinetry filled two built-in stations, with raised-panel doors, glass fronts, crown molding, wine storage, and matching side panels. Dark granite counters and square stone tile backsplashes kept both sections within a brown and gray palette. Guys from, Paintastic Arts Painters kept the cabinet layout and detailed millwork instead of replacing either section. Their...

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Instead of Scrubbing Hard Water Buildup, She Tied a Bag of Vinegar Around the Kitchen Faucet

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 17, 2026

Instead of Scrubbing Hard Water Buildup, She Tied a Bag of Vinegar Around the Kitchen Faucet

Hard water can leave white mineral deposits across faucet aerators and spray nozzles, where buildup can block the small openings that control water flow. Once enough collects, water may spray at odd angles instead of flowing through each opening. Dee from Clover House dealt with the problem on two kitchen faucets using white distilled vinegar...

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She Turned Basic Cinder Blocks Into a Backyard Plant Stand Without Building a Frame

Posted in How To, Tips, and Advice | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 17, 2026

She Turned Basic Cinder Blocks Into a Backyard Plant Stand Without Building a Frame

Four cinder blocks and a cedar board were enough to turn an unused stretch of backyard fence into storage for a growing collection of potted plants. No wood frame or built-in shelving was needed to get the pots off the ground. Amanda from Love & Renovations used the blocks as supports and cut the cedar...

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They Were Told Three Cabinet Colors Wouldn’t Work, but Did It Anyway

Posted in Kitchen | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 17, 2026

They Were Told Three Cabinet Colors Wouldn’t Work, but Did It Anyway

Kitchen remodels often stop at one cabinet finish or pair painted cabinets with wood. This Victorian kitchen went in another direction, using three cabinet finishes across the same room despite pushback over the choice. Reddit user u/RexManningDay2018 didn’t want an all-white kitchen, an all-blue kitchen, or the familiar white-and-wood combination. The finished room uses light...

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You’d Never Guess What This Mid-Century Cabinet Was Designed to Hide

Posted in Furniture | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 17, 2026

You’d Never Guess What This Mid-Century Cabinet Was Designed to Hide

Closed, this long wood cabinet could pass for a mid-century credenza. Tapered legs, book-matched wood grain, sculpted pulls, and a woven front panel give few clues about what sits beneath its top. Furniture once did more than hold televisions, records, and audio equipment. Manufacturers built the technology into the furniture itself, turning radios and record...

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The Light Fixture Above the Dining Table Is Getting as Much Attention as the Table

Posted in Interior Design | by Stefan Gheorghe, on September 17, 2026

The Light Fixture Above the Dining Table Is Getting as Much Attention as the Table

Dining tables tend to claim the center of the room through size alone, but these spaces give the fixture overhead just as much visual weight. Large metal globes span wood tabletops, woven pendants form clusters, crystal chandeliers sit above heavy pedestal tables, and sculptural bulbs turn the space between the table and ceiling into part...

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