Can you paint a log burner?’ and one you’re probably asking yourself if your log burner looks tired and needs a refresh. The quick answer is yes, but there are essential steps and materials you need ...

After purchasing his 1912-built Tudor Revival, Peter Gregory waited several years to, as he says, “figure out how the house worked,” before tackling a complete remodel of the kitchen. Over the decades ...

Mounting a TV above a fireplace has become a go-to feature in living room design, and it’s easy to see why. It brings two focal points together, frees up floor space and gives the room a cleaner, more ...

"This happened to my cousin! A bookshelf in their 1920s home swung out to reveal storage under the stairs. They found a cheap sci-fi book from the 80s, a flashlight, and a snack wrapper in there." ...

There’s something magical about discovering a rustic gem like Horn O Plenty in Bedford, Pennsylvania – a place where weathered wooden beams and stone walls tell stories older than most of us can ...

For the more adventurous, the pulled pork nachos represent a glorious fusion—traditional barbecue meets Tex-Mex in a pile of chips topped with that heavenly pulled pork, cheese, and all the fixings.

If you wanted to add a dramatic element to your walls in the early 2000s, chances are you considered sponge painting. A designer explains exactly why this painting shouldn't come back in style.

Casablanca, The Godfather, and The Last of the Mohicans are all among the greatest epic movies that deserve their masterpiece status.

If you’re attempting the look yourself, paint your chosen surface with the lighter color and allow it to fully dry. From there, you’ll mix your darker paint with acrylic glaze ...

This summer, in collaboration with repurposed MATERIALS, we launched our Trash to Treasure photo contest and asked you all to share your projects.

"The mother had died in childbirth in 1928. The dad died in an accident in 1932. We bought the house from the daughter, who was in a nursing home, in 2001. She had been raised by an aunt and had never ...

Grab your plutonium, rev that engine to 88 mph, and hang on tight: It’s time for a journey to Miami’s red-hot present.