To create a simple hanging storage solution, simply attach a wire basket to a hanging shower caddy and hang it up with wall hooks.

Not everyone is a fan of wooden decor beads, but our home design expert says if you love the look or the garland holds special memories, decorate with them.

From modular furniture to dining room table settings to certain countertop materials, don't discount the 1940s when it comes to home design inspiration.

If your garage needs extra outlets, about 98% of Harbor Freight customers recommend the top-rated U.S. General 5-Outlet Metal Housing Magnetic Power Strip.

Here's a DIY hack before you drill into drywall: taping a cardboard box under the work site enables it to catch dust and powder, making cleanup much easier.

By attaching hangers to a Dollar Tree basket with clips, you can DIY an organizer for produce and other items to declutter kitchen countertops.

Turn an old, empty silverware box into a restored tea chest, K-Cup box, or storage for coffee accessories using some wood filler and stain.

Garage upgrades can be expensive. But with low-cost items like paper towel holders and tool holders, you can make it more attractive and functional.

Drive a shepherd's hook pole through a hole in a large planter, fill it with soil and plants, and hang a hanging basket and bird feeder on the hooks.

If you don't have a closet, consider a hybrid dresser-and-closet combo that features drawers, a rod for hanging clothes, and space for shoes and bags.

Remove algae from a birdbath by scrubbing the bowl with vinegar, hydrogen peroxide, or baking soda. Prevent growth with shade and a copper disc.

Dipping your artificial flowers in black tea will give them a faded color, softer petals, and realistic curled edges. Brew strong tea, let them soak, them dry.