Designing a room can feel overwhelming. But you don’t need to be an interior designer to have the room of your dreams. Here’s how to find your own design style and put it to work: Download the Pinterest app (or web: pinterest.com) which is a social media platform that provides inspiration from interior design ideas to recipes. Simply search for room ideas and “pin” your favorite ideas onto your Pinterest board. Look for inspiration at home: take

 Even before phrases like “isolating in place” were part of the vernacular, making your home a cozy space was a great idea. We spend so much time in our homes that it’s important to create a space that relaxes you and allows you to rejuvenate for whatever is next on your to-do list. Here are a few easy ways to make your home the cozy sanctuary you crave. Choose fluffy fabrics. Bump up the squish

Potential buyers are much more likely to return to a home that impresses them at first  glance, while homes that appear disorderly or poorly maintained seldom sustain buyer interest. Home Odors. Because homeowners become desensitized to the odors in their homes, they rarely realize how obvious odors can be to visitors. This is particularly true of pet owners and smokers. Carpet and Flooring. One of the most visible areas of your home is your flooring.

We all know what it likely means if we smell smoke at home, and most people know that the scent of rotten eggs can mean a dangerous gas leak. But there are several other unpleasant odors that can be clues that something is amiss in your house. Wet Dog: If you’ve got a dog, you already deal with the occasional stinky pup. When you smell “wet dog” odor and you don’t have a dog (or

Owning a home may feel like a green light to making it the house of your dreams. But, before you spend your hard-earned money, it’s important to keep in mind the bigger picture, especially if you intend to move to a different home in the next few years. Here are a few tips to keep your projects focused and money-smart: Try to avoid specializations: You may love a quirky bathroom or floor design, but it

While aging can affect your memory, there are ways you can help yourself remember things and keep your memory sharp and organized. Try these ideas: Tell yourself what you’re doing: If you are heading into a room to find something, say it aloud: “I’m walking into the kitchen to get a glass of water. Use sticky notes: these are a great way to post reminders around the house. For example: keep one on the fridge