Hunker highlights Target’s LauKingdom storage bench, listed at $110 at publication, with seating, shoe storage and several customer-reported drawbacks.
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Ditch Your Bath Mat For This “Delicious” Alternative, Says A Pro
Stager Jason Saft recommends a wool rug over a traditional bath mat for a Brooklyn Heights staging, but the idea may not suit every bathroom.
16 Buys To Make Your Kitchen Feel Like A Warm, Inviting Living Room In 2027
Ideal Home’s 2027 kitchen trend report points to warmer palettes, tactile materials and softer lighting, with 16 suggested purchases for a more welcoming space.
Apple’s HomeView Could Add Security Camera Features
Code in HomeView 27.2 reportedly describes camera monitoring, streaming and recording options, but Apple has not announced the features.
The ‘Performed Home’ Conundrum — How Much Are You Willing To Sacrifice For An Instagram-Worthy House?
A Livingetc report examines how social platforms shape home design, turning private spaces into public images while residents still live in them.
Turn 2 Dollar Tree Items Into The Cutest Lights Or Backyard Bird Feeder
A Hunker-reported DIY uses a Dollar Tree glass bowl, accent gems and grout to make a decorative lantern or backyard bird feeder.
Drips To Dollars: How One Retailer Turns DIY Plumbing Into Retail Success
North Carolina retailer Knob Hardware says plumbing accounts for 10% to 12% of revenue, with trained staff and stocked specialty parts supporting DIY and trade customers.
Our 2026 Whole Home Makes Stunning Storage A Self-Care Essential
House Beautiful’s 2026 Whole Home pairs expanded bathroom storage with decorative design, including a double vanity by Anissa Zajac.
These Are The 13 Home Features Designers Wouldn’t Put In Their Own Spaces
House Beautiful asked designers which home features they would avoid in their own spaces, citing upkeep, cost, installation and everyday practicality.
Ditch The Curtains: Create A Beautiful Vintage Window Design With This Affordable DIY
A Hunker report describes a roughly $40 DIY using automotive striping tape to give windows a removable, vintage leaded-glass appearance.