Take some stock cedar, make a few tricky cuts, and puzzle it all together to create an instant heirloom
A popular TV expert shares the wisdom he's acquired from a lifetime of digging, planting, caring for, and feeding his own garden
See how creative design and clever repurposing can transform a sliver of the outdoors into a comfortable—and affordable—area for open-air entertaining
Vintage-inspired lanterns keep flames from flickering in the wind, while casting soft—and safe—candlelight in both indoor and outdoor spaces
Repairing and updating a century-old house brings three generations under one new and improved roofline
Put extra materials—and even stuff destined for the trash heap—to work in your home with these ideas from TOH's 10 Uses column ... more
Stash the leftovers from your morning pot of joe for these clever household uses... more
Forget about salad dressing. This inexpensive kitchen staple—the distilled white kind, that is—can multitask in any room of the house ... more
The editors of TOH dig into the archives to share the most dramatic kitchen makeovers ever... more
How to pick a complementary color scheme for your next paint job... more
Don't despair that spring has sprung and your turf isn't flourishing. Follow our advice to set your grass on the right path... more
Smart landscaping solutions to keep wandering eyes and noise pollution out ... more
It's been capping casseroles and wrapping brownies for nearly 100 years. Check out these other clever uses for foil ... more
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This Old House TV heads to a historic New England neighborhood to give a bland Queen Anne some Scandinavian style
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