By Lorraine Hart of Ideal Consulting Services, Inc. When your home has been damaged from a flood or other natural disaster, there may be a silver lining. You now have the opportunity…
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October 2017 - Texas Home and Garden
By Katie Kuchta Generations of plants native to Austin have learned to love it’s climate—the blistering heat and blazing sun, long periods of drought with the occasional heavy rains and flooding, even…
By Tiffany Rowe, Seek Visibility As the largest state in the continental U.S., Texas contains outstanding biodiversity. Within the same borders, various homeowners can successfully fill their gardens with bone-dry cactus and…
By Ash Stevens The modern world is glorious and all, but living in today’s times means you’re constantly doing and going (and yet, that to-do list is never checked to completion). With…
By Marissa Hermanson of Houzz Texas designer Erin Williamson turned the tired kitchen in her 1970s Tudor home into a bright, happy space for cooking and hanging out with her family. “The…
By Tiffany Rowe, Seek Visibility Smart technologies are slowly revolutionizing how we accomplish everyday tasks. There is a smart device designed to help with nearly every activity, from exercising to ordering groceries,…
By James White of Homey Improvements Photos by Alicia from DIY Home Health blog Flooring can be expensive. You might assume the process of installation is tricky and you’ll need to hire…
By Ash Stevens Are you a guy looking for a subscription box that can tickle your macho fancy? Or a woman trying to find your man something that he will actually find…
By Aslin Suparak Gibson of Houzz Bring home the modern farmhouse aesthetic by adding bold neutrals, wood, gravel and sculptural trees to create a modern-rustic ambiance in your outdoor space. This tasting…
By Jessica Thiefels More often than not, the garage is seen as a glorified closet, where we stuff everything from extra canned goods to the lawn mower and sand bags. The worst…
