[ad_1] The White Rock Home Tour is a two-day event that celebrates midcentury modern architecture of six homes located in the East Dallas neighborhoods surrounding White Rock Lake. The event’s founders, who were also neighbors, shared a love for the
[ad_1] By Julea Joseph, guest contributor As a home stager, I hear weekly this song from people getting ready to sell their occupied home: “My closets are stuffed, I hate my living room sofa, Grandma’s old dinette set looks shoddy,
[ad_1] When you emerge from a warm bath, stay in your deep state of relaxation by surrounding yourself with plush, absorbent linens. Embrace head-to-toe softness with a robe and add a floor mat that dresses your bathroom with style. Stock
[ad_1] Lego bricks offer limitless opportunities for exploring and constructing (no wonder they’re so popular!), but if you have a Lego-obsessed kid in the house, you also know what a nightmare it can be to keep those little pieces out
[ad_1] Who doesn’t crave more space, particularly in the kitchen? My husband would like to implement the “one in, one out” rule in our house, but fortunately for me, he hasn’t managed to enforce it. Because if there’s one thing
[ad_1] One of my favorite spaces and thus favorite topics to write about is the porch. In fact, I’m sitting on mine right now. Many Houzzers share my love of porches, whether it’s a welcoming front porch, a breezy screened-in
[ad_1] A lakeside home in Maine should look like it belongs on a lake in Maine. That wasn’t the case originally for this home, built in the early 2000s with simple siding and fake roof angles. For a more appropriate
[ad_1] This revamped two-story house in Sydney is home to Kylie Hinds, creator of the online jewelery boutique Not Heidi, and her husband and three children. The couple moved from a busy and noisy semidetached home to this older house
[ad_1] There’s usually a lot going on in a living room, and not just in terms of activity. With all the furniture pieces, accessories and walls, it’s easy for things to get out of hand and look a bit muddled.
[ad_1] When a couple of empty-nesters living in Illinois decided to purchase a Naples, Florida, vacation home, they wanted to make sure everyone in the family — from married kids to grandchildren to great-grandparents — felt welcome. So they brought
