It seems like Record Store Day 2013 is marked down on more than few calendars among vinyl loving types. With special vinyl releases set for April 20th, you'll discover new music and full album artwork that is often worth displaying. I've compiled some of my favorite solutions for displaying or storing your favorite records once you get back home with your pile of good sounds...

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I printed a photo the other day. I needed a baby photo of myself for a baby shower game, but being without ink or photo paper at home, I actually took my digital photos to a drug store and ordered prints. It was a strange exercise in nostalgia, but I actually enjoyed having hardcopy prints to show and share for once. More

Today's One Minute Tip comes from Judy Ross, who recommends framing a small (or large) collection of your personal art. (And don't worry, if you can't draw, she has some great ideas for you, too!) More

In this video, Rebecca Robertson shows how to transform a simple office supply item into an inventive way to showcase black and white photos, vintage magazine covers, or offbeat kitchen supply labels. More

Rebecca Robertson lives in a renovated South Street Seaport loft with her husband Marco, their son Luca, their cat, and two lovebirds. More

In an era where there is an app for just about everything, it can be refreshing to see designers come out with low tech solutions for everyday problems. From a storage container that measures out the perfect amount of dry ingredients when poured, to a clever solution for olive pits, these objects are simply but brilliantly designed.

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We're always on the lookout for new ways to display the alphabet in a child's room. Using an old picture frame and some wood, you can construct a shadow box, stencil letters onto the glass, and fill it with tiny, found objects to represent each letter. Click through for the complete how to. More

Invest in a simple mat cutter and the world of framing is at your fingertips. Cutting mats is easy, inexpensive, and takes your artwork to a new level. It looks custom, even if you buy a readymade frame from a store. More

Let's say that you move into a new rental unit, and you're faced with an immense stretch of white wall. It can be daunting to know what to do with that expanse, especially if you're on a tight budget. Designer Sarah Dorsey recently tackled this issue head on, and with a bit of ingenuity and some basic materials, she created a floating gallery that filled the visual space while still feeling light, fresh, and airy. More

Have you found that the best vacation photos you end up taking are the ones post-edited through Instagram? The size and shape of Instagram photos make them a less-than-desirable candidate for standard print sizes and photo frames, so what to do? More