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3 easy tips for maintaining your house's curb appeal through the winter months.

Year round here in the Midwest, flea markets and antique shows are some of the best places to source and locate unique and affordable project materials for a DIYer like me. Whether you are searching for epic architectural salvage for large-scale projects or small vintage accents to brighten and bring personality into your home, antique shows can be a treasure trove of possibilities.

Solar Decathlon Europe 2012 brings the world's most innovative solar-powered homes to Madrid.

Take advantage of passive solar heating to warm your home – it's cost-effective and easier than you might think.

Bothered by squeaky floors? You shouldn't have to live with that. Find out how to fix a squeaky floor here.

Turn any small cabinet into a stylish way to hide your litter box, with a convenient removable top and cat door.

Weather patterns are proving that water conservation is a must. Find out 25 simple ways you can make an actual impact!

There are simple benefits of buying an old home to renovate.

The kitchen is one of the most expensive parts of the house to remodel – they contain a good deal of specialty equipment and many major appliances. The fundamental concepts behind green building also apply to remodeling: energy efficiency, indoor environmental quality, and renewable or sustainable materials.

Architect Tracy A. Stone’s expertise in historic preservation guided her renovation of a 123-year-old carriage house near downtown Los Angeles.

Light tubes are an affordable way to bring natural light into your home.

Learn the basics on home generators, from selecting the right one for your home, to installation, to routine maintenance.