Stairways are often a neglected area for home improvement. You might hang a few picture frames on the wall, and vacuum the steps once a year, but that’s usually the extent of thought that goes into stairwell. However, it’s somewhere that we see and walk through daily, and it deserves to reflect your style, just like the rest of your house. One way to revamp your stairs is by giving the banister a makeover. Check out this tutorial by Cass at Remodelaholic for tips on how to completely redo the posts and handrails of your banister. Check out the full, detailed, photo tutorial here.
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A simple way to save money on furnishings is to buy them used and upcycle them. You can find furniture for cheap from thrift stores, or free online or from friends. Then, you can personalize them any way you like! Most upcycling tutorials I see involve sanding the old furniture, then painting it a new, fun color. Others have to do with re-upholstering cushions with brand new fabric. However, this guide by 
We all have that one place in our home where everything seems to end up: a junk drawer, the cluttered counter, or just the trash can. Wouldn’t it be great if there was a designated space for incoming and outgoing mail, spare pens and pencils, important school info, meal planning, and a calendar of upcoming events? Well, you just have to create one of your own! Check out this awesome post by 
Ever since I was little, I’ve loved the look of stone walls in houses. If it’s the entire exterior of the home, or just a stone wall over the fire, I think it makes the home look more magical, like a castle. (I also love homes with turrets, large libraries, and large wildflower gardens). For anyone not in la-la land like me, stone walls can lend your space a sense of masculinity, security, and classic luxury that never goes out of style. For tips on decoration your space with your own brick or stone accent wall, check out this list of tutorials by 
When you’re expecting a baby, you’re supposed to “baby proof” your home. You cover up electrical outlets, bolt down heavy furniture, lock up medications and household cleaning products, and try to cover sharp corners of tables. Babies are basically wobbly, drunken little people, and will find a way to run into anything!
Most people rarely wash their walls, if ever. I think the only time I have is if a spill or something happens. However, walls can get super messy- fingerprints, oils, grease from cooking, furniture scuffs, and yes, splashes and spills. But there’s no need to get on a rickety ladder and scrub your walls with a sponger– now there’s an easier way. Read these tips by