Peek Inside an Organizing Pro’s Well-Designed DC Apartment
Name: Jenny and Huck the English Bulldog Location: Logan Circle — Washington, DC The basics: 5 1/2 years, owned — 850 square feet Jenny is a professional organizer, so it comes at no surprise that her place looks, well, organized. But what’s so great is that yes, it looks tidy, but it also has those little personal and vibrant touches that make a space look lived in. And it doesn’t hurt that her dog is majorly cute.
Jul 5, 2017
Take it From Me: What First-Time Buyers Should Know About Fixer Uppers
When you’re a first-time home buyer growing dizzier by the minute walking through dreamy homes outside of your budget, it’s only natural to consider adding a home that needs a little “TLC” to your short list. Know this, though: fixer uppers come with some special considerations, especially for first-time homebuyers. Two years ago when my husband and I decided to take the plunge and buy our first home, we settled on a fixer upper.
Jul 5, 2017
These Are the Best Freezer Organizing Hacks on the Internet
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Jul 5, 2017
The One Cleaning Tool You Actually Need in Your Kitchen
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Jul 5, 2017
The Painted Picture Frame Wall: A Unique, Affordable DIY Way to Add Architectural Interest
There was a lot to take in with this Spanish home tour. Like an amazing kitchen, stunning stairs, dreamy furniture and more. If you didn’t notice each incredible design detail of the home’s 7000 square feet, I wouldn’t blame you. So much to soak up! But while inspiration can be gathered from every room, there was one particular design idea I spotted in the nursery and loved…and it’s something I’ve never seen before.
Jul 5, 2017
Can Solar Power Pay Off? One Homeowner Crunches Real Numbers
Aside from the obvious benefit of helping the planet, solar power can be pretty enticing to homeowners who are tired of paying an arm and a leg for their electric bill every month. Given that outfitting a home with solar panels comes with considerable costs upfront, though, is doing so practical from a financial standpoint? Can solar power in fact pay off?
Jul 5, 2017