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
Mix of high- and lower-ticket products and materials to get the look you want
It's a tough market for selling a house. Maximize your chances of a sale at a good price with these house-staging tips from an expert
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
This kitchen-drawer essential is a cook's secret weapon for keeping food from sticking, but check out these other slick ways it can be put to use... more
Upgrade your home and yard in a weekend with simple, stylish, and wallet-friendly DIY improvements— most of which can be done in less than an hour ... more
Mayo is a delicious addition to many dishes, but it can also tackle household problems that don't include two pieces of bread... more
Forget about salad dressing. This inexpensive kitchen staple—the distilled white kind, that is—can multitask in any room of the house ... more
Nine steps to take now for a lush lawn all season long... more
These smart upgrades and fixes won't cost you a lot of money, but they could help you clinch a deal if you're trying to sell... more
How to pick a complementary color scheme for your next paint job... 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
Erase Crayon from Walls: Coat doodles with mayo. After a few minutes, wipe off the mayo and crayon marks with a damp cloth.—10 Uses for Mayonnaise
Expand your knowledge of topics covered in the print edition of This Old House