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The “Golden Age of Thrifting” Is Here—and These Are the Finds Designers Say to Grab Now (opens the original)
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As baby boomers—the wealthiest generation in modern history—start downsizing, years of accumulated possessions are making their way to estate sales, thrift stores, and donation centers. Unlike many products made today, however, much of what they're letting go was built with durability in mind, says thrifting expert Virginia Chamlee, an antiques dealer and author of Big Thrift Energy. “Not only do Baby Boomers have nicer stuff that was made when they first bought their homes, but they also inheri
Experts Warn These 6 Paint Colors Will Make Your Home Sell for Less (opens the original)
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Your home is a deeply personal place, and being inside it should make you feel happy and calm. It should look and feel the way you want while you’re living there, whether that’s colorful, cozy, minimalist, or whatever you desire. Once you decide it’s time to sell, however, it might be a good idea to make some changes that’ll appeal to potential buyers. For example, there are certain exterior paint colors that decrease home value—so you may want to swap yours out before that "For Sale" sign goes
Are Bathtubs Going Out of Style? Here's What Designers Say (opens the original)
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A beautiful soaking tub has long been a hallmark of a luxurious bathroom. But that centerpiece fixture can claim a sizable chunk of bathroom square footage while getting far less use than the shower next to it. And as homeowners rethink how their bathrooms should function, the tub is no longer an automatic inclusion, especially in the primary suite, designers say. In fact, more than a quarter of homeowners renovating a primary bathroom removed the tub, according to the 2025 U.S. Houzz Bathroom T
The Hidden Risks of Buying a Historic Home, According to Experts (opens the original)
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From beautiful stained-glass windows with floral motifs to tiled fireplace hearths and elegant coffered ceilings, the architectural features of historic homes can feel truly priceless. But as any seasoned renovator will tell you, that charm often comes at a cost. Restoring an older home means navigating everything from asbestos and lead paint abatement to outdated electrical systems. Add in structural quirks and the strict rules of historic preservation, and that dream project can quickly turn i
7 Things Designers Wish More People Knew About Open Floor Plans (opens the original)
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Open floor plans can seem appealing, especially in real estate listings. They can make a home feel bigger and brighter, with natural light easily traveling from one room to the next and a kitchen that flows seamlessly into the spaces where everyone actually wants to hang out. There are practical perks, too. Parents can make dinner while keeping an eye on kids in the living room, and when friends come over, the host can prep appetizers or refill drinks without disappearing from the party. “Open c
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