I've noticed something interesting happening in homes across the country. More people are bringing back the charm of yesterday while keeping today's comfort. Vintage household goods that are making a comeback aren't just nostalgic finds—they're practical pieces that add character to modern living spaces.
If you've been thinking about adding some timeless pieces to your home, you're in luck. Let me share what's trending and why these classic items deserve a place in your space.
Hardscaping includes patios, walkways, walls, and other permanent outdoor features that shape the yard’s functionality. Just like a garden, the hardscaping materials and methods have a direct impact on the environment. It’s important to build a hardscape that reflects sustainable values and provides a space to gather, relax, and connect with the outdoors.
Upcycling floorboards has so much potential. It’s budget-friendly, and the results can turn heads if it’s done right. Whether you’re hoping to create shelving, tables, or even wall décor, old floorboards offer endless creativity.
I’ve always believed that refreshing your living space doesn’t require a complete renovation or breaking the bank. After years of experimenting with various projects around my home, I’ve discovered that the most satisfying transformations come from creative DIY projects that refresh your living space using items you already own or can find affordably.
Maintaining rental properties on a budget can be tough, but I’ve learned it doesn’t have to drain your resources. The key to cost-effective upkeep for rental properties is getting creative—repurposing what you already have and finding smart solutions to common issues. With a little resourcefulness, you can keep your properties looking great and functioning well without overspending. Here’s how I do it.
Looking for creative ways to decorate your home? Something I like to do after a fruitful thrifting trip is take any clothes, curtains, or blankets and transform them into something new. Revive your old fabrics into decor to add a pop of color and texture to your home with these tips.
For guitarists, string changes are a regular ritual. Whether you’re a hobbyist or a professional musician, chances are you’ve gone through dozens—maybe hundreds—of sets over the years. But while we might lovingly preserve our instruments, upgrade our guitar bridge for better sustain, or treasure a vintage guitar tailpiece, our discarded strings usually end up in the trash.
It’s an environmental blind spot. Strings are small, seemingly insignificant—but multiply that by millions of musicians worldwide, and the waste starts to add up. Which brings us to a pressing, planet-conscious question: Are eco-friendly guitar strings a thing yet?
Gardening is more than a pastime. Interacting with the cycles of nature fosters a deep feeling of location. Planting, cultivating, and harvesting foster a profound respect for life cycles and ecosystems. The hands-on labor with dirt and plants provides real therapy for many. Observing progress and experiencing personal renewal is a profound experience.
