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As a homeowner, it is always a great feeling when you add value to your home. In some cases adding a small, inexpensive D.I.Y. home project added to your home can lead to a high increase in value if you decide to sell.  If you are not looking to sell but want to update your home and are eager to try a D.I.Y. project, this list of ideas can also work for you! Maintaining the value for yourself or your family can be a rewarding feeling and gives you the ability to use your creative flair! Some...

Now that you’ve picked out your perfect interior color, there’s a few key things to do before you pop open the paint can! First things first,

Picking an interior color for your home can feel like a daunting task, but these tips make it a breeze! Before lifting a paint palette, take a detailed look at your home. Take note of all the home finishes, flooring type, and color, exposed beams, fireplace, ceiling details, etc. Be mindful of these tones and hues in your search. Below are three ways to find the perfect interior color.   What’s your favorite piece in your home? A rug, painting, or pillow could have the colors you're looking f...

Have you got a Diy painting project you want to start working on? Here are some top tips to get you going and keep your Diy'ing needs in check!    1. Research   Before you start, make sure you do your homework, especially if you haven’t painted before. The best way you can go about this is to read up on information and ask some professionals for advice. In today’s day and age, it’s so easy to find all the facts you need on the Internet. So, watch videos, read up on articles, and depending on ...

How many of you have started a new painting project only to realize that your paintbrushes from the last DIY are all stiff and unusable? Cleaning and storing your paintbrushes properly will prevent you from tossing them out every time and save you some money by not having to go out and buy new brushes. Since most painting projects require good quality brushes, looking after your painting tools seems like a viable option.  Here are some different ways of cleaning and storing your paintbrushes ...