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Learn about what makes up a smart home.

The closet space you use in your home is a central part of how you organize your life. No matter how much space you have—from small cubbies to extra rooms converted into walk-in closets—strategically using what’s available is the best way to maximize your storage.

Fix up the outside on every side of the house.

The details of your workshop depend on the projects you prefer and the space you’ve got available.

Here’s how to make water work for you.

Everything you need to know to understand this iconic home feature.

Before buying a house, you’ll want to conduct a property inspection. Read on to learn more about your options when it comes to home inspections.

While accidents and hazards in the home seem to happen randomly, we can do a great deal to reduce their likelihood by being proactive about household safety. Read our tips for keeping you and your family safe.

Pergolas provide shade for your patio and can add an element of design to your backyard. Read this to learn how to build a pergola in your yard.

Details make a difference in the way we walk, ride, and drive.

Here’s how to choose the type and style to suit your needs.

Mudrooms serve as spaces where the home’s residents can shrug off their backpacks and remove their messy footwear before entering other parts of the home. Why else do they matter? Read on to learn more.

Whether you’re in the bathroom, kitchen, bedroom or elsewhere, there are different types of fans to help you keep cool, ventilated and dry.

A green home is house that’s both healthy for the environment and for its occupants, with the main criteria being energy efficiency, sustainability, durability, and human health.

Be prepared to protect your family and your home when disaster strikes.

Attics are the space between the roof and the ceiling of the highest floor of the house. They’re usually full of insulation, and sometimes heating or air conditioning equipment as well.

While a tight, well-insulated home is great for saving energy, trapping lots of stale air indoors can undermine your health. Here’s what you need to know to ensure that the quality of the air inside is healthy and free from harmful pollutants.