First, Sherri removed the laundry area’s “ugly” peel-and-stick floor tiles, which had been in the house since 1985. Although she had initially hoped to add ceramic tile to the space, it proved ...

The problem is that it’s all too easy to forget about that stuff once it’s there, and then your basement starts resembling a giant storage closet. Whether finished or unfinished, the lower level of ...

A practical guide to restoring Victorian houses for modern life and living with history in a way that makes sense now ...

What are some cool Minecraft build ideas? The sandbox game remains one of the best of all time over a decade on from its release, but such a long time in one game means you might be running out of ...

Before you drop cash on laminate flooring, watch this TikTok. The process of finishing an unfinished basement can be a daunting and expensive one. TikToker @ooliviakathleenn has been chipping away at ...

Whether you're trying to make your unfinished basement more welcoming or are fully finishing your lower level, covering the ceiling is often part of the project. Drop ceilings may come to mind when ...

For example, trusses that are mounted tight against the ceiling lend to different design ideas than beams with an open space above or behind them. The thickness, quantity, and layout of your beams can ...

A woman said she found her brother in a basement bedroom unresponsive. Dispatch reports indicated that the victim was found tied up — his arms bound with duct tape, his legs with an extension cord.

If you had to guess the Super Bowl food ideas that Pinterest peeps are pinning most this week, what would you say? Chips and dip, meatballs, sliders, chicken wings, and random clever football ...

Melissa is a freelance writer who covers home decor, beauty, and fashion. She’s written for MyDomaine, The Spruce, Byrdie, and The Zoe Report. Originally from Oregon, she's currently living in the UK.

As millions of teenagers return to school this month after their winter breaks, Pinterest chief executive Bill Ready argues that there is one thing they shouldn’t bring to class: their cellphones.