Upcycling turns the stuff you’d generally toss or donate into home decor that’s deliberate and practically cost-free. It’s not crafts for the sake of crafts—it’s discovering potential in things that ...

Bakeware – Use baking dishes or pie plates as trays for candles and greenery, or try filling a vintage loaf pan with ...

PVC pipes and high-end decor might seem like mutually exclusive items, but this brilliant TikTok uses the former to make the ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Rather than tossing toilet paper rolls into the trash, consider repurposing them into stylish home decor instead. You can use the small rolls ...

Person holding empty glass jar over wooden crate - Lebedko Inna/Shutterstock Fun and whimsical décor can be a great way to infuse character and personality into your home. While you can easily spend ...

(Mass Appeal) – You don’t need to spend a lot of money to refresh your home decor. Just upcycle cardboard boxes, grocery bags, and food jars, and in this case, make it beachy. Malena Chipps from Fancy ...

A dog owner has come up with an ingenious way to make an essential piece of dog care equipment blend into her home decor, and in half a day. Anja recognized the necessity for a crate to give Cookie ...

Here, we use paint and new fabric to upcycle an old piano stool into a fresh interiors piece. You should be able to apply a ...

Remember when pumpkins were just a wee bit of spooky fun, chaotically carved in the weeks before Halloween to look like a Gary Busey mugshot? Those were the good ol’ days. Now, it’s all about ...

With a huge 94% of Brits saying that buying eco-friendly home products is important to them1, it’s clear that the nation is looking to make conscious efforts to live more sustainably. With this in ...

In just three-and-a-half years, Debbie Ouyang and Julie Benniardi have collected over 11,000 pounds of fabric from Los Angeles’ interior design showrooms. The Pasadena-based team behind fashion and ...

What about all that methane gas, Stephanie? It’s the wicked witch of greenhouse gasses, around 80 times more harmful than carbon dioxide over 20 years, trapping heat and keeping our planet toasty. Not ...