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By James Kelly for Closets by Design Need help organizing your closet? Closet-organizing apps can help, mostly for people with more clothes than they can see at once. Apps such as Stylebook, Indyx and Acloset let users photograph and tag each item, build outfits and track what gets worn. Setup is the real cost: Indyx

By Lauren Leazenby for HomeServe Tricks are as much a part of Halloween as treats. In fact, according to some theories, the treats were added later as an incentive to curtail all the tricks. Pranks and hijinks have long been synonymous with this spooky holiday, especially for the neighborhood teens and tweens. In some communities,

Feng shui is a Chinese practice of arranging buildings and rooms in harmony with qi, which practitioners describe as an energy that flows through all things. Its most practical organizing principles are to place beds and desks where the door is visible, keep pathways clear, deal with clutter first and use a grid called the

This fall, designers are embracing richer colors, natural textures, and a softer approach to seasonal decorating. Deep jewel tones, layered fabrics, and warm ambient lighting are replacing overly coordinated seasonal displays. As highlighted in Vogue’s Fall 2026 décor trend report, richer palettes and tactile materials are bringing a fresh perspective to seasonal interiors. From chocolate

For a growing number of homeowners, decorating the yard for Halloween isn’t a quick pumpkin-on-the-porch job: It’s a hobby, a neighborhood tradition, and in some cases, a serious annual investment. LawnStarter talked to four homeowners who go big every spooky season to find out what they buy, why they do it and what helps their lawns

Spiders. You hate ’em, right? Of course you do. Unless you’re one of those arachnid apologists who says insufferable things like, “spiders are good for the environment and reduce the number of flies and other unwanted insects in your house,” then you live by the sane person’s credo that the only good spider is an

Couches are the furniture people most often move, according to on-demand moving and delivery service Lugg’s analysis of more than 1.5 million completed bookings since 2016. But among furniture leaving a home, beds and mattresses are much more likely to be headed for disposal. About 85% of bed and mattress trips were headed for disposal in

As free and abundant as sunlight may be, harnessing its power remains stubbornly difficult for homeowners. While the cost of solar energy has plummeted more than 90 percent in the last decade, panels remain a significant investment. And it’s not as easy as just slapping panels on a roof, as your home may need electrical upgrades