Home & Garden

Summer vacation is coming to a close, but you can bring that vacation-venue feeling into your home for perpetual enjoyment.

What is working in today's dining room?

Home Q&A with Dwight Barnett, a certified master inspector with the American Society of Home Inspectors

It's a reality of our fragile economy: Many homeowners who dream of the perfect kitchen or master bath are putting full-scale renovation on hold in favor of more limited changes.

Your house may have a beautiful outdoor living space, perfect for quiet morning coffee or fun evening get-togethers. But if adjacent homes loom large, or your home backs up on public land, you can't truly relax until your "al fresco" ...

London-based knitwear designer Melanie Porter turned her skills to home furnishings when she acquired an antique chair that needed reupholstering.

Plumbing Q&A with Ed Del Grande, master contractor/plumber and LEED green associate, author of "Ed Del Grande's House Call" and host of TV shows on Scripps Networks and HGTVPro.com

When it comes to landscape design, photos of built projects are the best way to find great ideas that really work. All over America, landscape architects and designers are creating outstanding residential projects that are rarely seen.

Here are ways you can use perky pots to freshen up your home's interior displays.

There's nothing more rewarding to a gardener than watching a garden come to life after a long winter. But as the summer progresses, many of those wonderful blooming plants start to look a little worse for wear. A lot of ...

Let's talk hardwood floors. They are and always have been a rich look in any home and in any room.

Home Q&A with Dwight Barnett, certified master inspector with the American Society of Home Inspectors.

Here are seven inspired ways to create or transform an outdoor room without spending a dime.

Q&A with Ed Del Grande, master contractor/plumber, LEED green associate, author of "Ed Del Grande's House Call" and host of TV shows on both the Scripps Networks and HGTVPro.com

While studying horticulture decades ago, there was a clear division between the "ornamental" students and the "agricultural" ones. With organic gardening now mainstream, these two polar camps are coming together.