For a while now we’ve been (happily) noticing the revival of the stainless steel kitchen; popular in the seventies/eighties but not so much until lately. Here’s a roundup of some recent favorites:
Above: A kitchen in Stockholm via Coco Lapine Design.
Above: From…
If picking out a fresh Christmas tree is a yearly tradition for your family, make sure you get the right one! They all might look similar at first glance, but some are better suited for different reasons. Here are some of the…
I love simple and magical holiday decor. These fun dimensional large paper snowflakes make the mood so festive! These are snowflakes I have had for years. I love using them at Christmas but just like my hanging lit porch stars, I can…
The wild and tame red fruits of fall are botanical holiday decorations, in miniature. Adorning trees and shrubs, they breathe optimism into the darkening season. They can bring DIY holiday decorations to life, or make a tasty treat. Some may be a…
The through-line running through Remodelista’s posts this week was homeowner resourcefulness—creative DIY projects and amazing bargain finds. Here, some examples.
Above: Beeswax candles using mussel shells—couldn’t be easier to make yourself. Photograph (and idea) by Justine Hand for Remodelista, from DIY:…
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It’s that time of year when we start thinking about decorating our home for Christmas! Today I thought I would share my top 3 Christmas decorating items that we use…
Using cinnamon for plants as an antifungal is an old wives’ tale I’ve heard about for years. Like magic fairy dust, gardeners sprinkle cinnamon in their potting soil to help their seedlings. I wanted to know just how much truth there was…
Generously sized, with a rich indigo hue, Maine mussel shells are perfect for the table. We’ve used them as impromptu pinch pots for salt and pepper or, as here, for easy votive candles. Scatter these tea lights down the center of the…
| Published on Oct 26, 2023
Hot glue guns heat up to 250°F to 385°F, melting glue sticks and allowing users to squirt glue out of the nozzle via a trigger. Once the glue hits the intended object, it cools down and dries…
We’re constantly on the hunt for eco-friendly, non-vinyl-based paints, so we were pleased to (re)discover Bauwerk Colour, makers of limewash paints. The company was founded in Australia in the early aughts by husband-wife team Andreas and Bronywn Ridel, who wanted to create…