The outdoor table plans include tutorials for how to build an outdoor dining table, picnic table, bar, grill cart, serving cart, coffee table, and end table. They have everything you need to get started from a materials list to finishing directions, and everything in between. Modern Farmhouse Outdoor Dining Table from Designing Vibes Outdoor Bar Table from The Merrythought Outdoor Herringbone Dining Table from Cherished Bliss Outdoor Pallet Coffee Table with Drink Cooler from Remodelaholic Outdoor Octagon Coffee Table with Lattice Legs from Remodelaholic Outdoor Farmhouse Table from The Navage Patch Pallet Coffee Table from A Piece of Rainbow Outdoor Serving Cart from RemodelaCasa Side Table with Herringbone Accent from Simply Designing with Ashley Phipps Outdoor Crate Coffee Table from Organize & Decorate Everything 2X4 Outdoor End Table from Girl, Just DIY!...

Merely growing these mosquito-repelling plants isn’t a standalone way to deter pests. You need to increase the insect-repelling power of the plants by releasing their essential oils. Add some cuttings from the plants to the grill (most relevant when the plants are known for their culinary value). Chop the leaves and stems of the plants and scatter them on your lawn and around the outdoor living areas. If you’re pressed for time before going outdoors, just add some stems of the plants to areas with foot traffic to release some mosquito-repelling oils with every step you take....

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Color Family: VariousComplementary Colors: VariousPairs Well With: VariousMood: Classic, calming, elegant, comfortableWhere to Use: Interior walls, ceilings, doors, trim, cabinetry, furniture Here are 25 of the best Magnolia Home paint colors.

The 25 low-maintenance ground cover plants in this list are vigorous (some more than others) but manageable, so they will fill in empty spaces without growing out-of-control. Plus, each is interesting enough to enhance your surroundings more than an ordinary carpet of grass. Flowering vs. Evergreen Ground Covers Though many annual flowers can be used for ground coverings, it can be laborious to replant large swaths of coverings yearly. Low-growing, ground-hugging perennial plants are the best low-maintenance ground coverings....

No matter what holiday style you have, there’s going to be a DIY stocking holder that you’ll fall in love with. It’s a fun project and you get a keepsake that you can hold onto for years to come. String Art DIY Stocking Holders from The Turquoise Home Scrap Wood Stocking Hanger from Beyond the Picket Fence North Pole Christmas Stocking Holder from Jen Woodhouse Christmas Books Stocking Hanger from Knick of Time Curtain Rod Stocking Hanger from South House Designs Rustic Photo Stocking Holders from Tidbits Buffalo Check DIY Stocking Holder from Lolly Jane DIY Stocking Hanger Stand from Dukes and Duchesses The Stockings Were Hung With Care from Happily Ever After etc....

Whether you’re working on sprucing up your guest bathroom to cater to impending guests or you’re looking for little details to make sharing the main bathroom more comfortable, we’ve rounded up some of the best ways to make your visitors feel welcomed, appreciated, and taken care of. Read on for expert-approved tips and special touches on making a guest bathroom as comfortable and luxurious as possible: “The design at Le Barthelemy embraces the natural surroundings and evokes a sense of lightness, with an open-air vibe and continuous flow between each space,” explains Dobbels....

Ektorp has skyrocketed to popularity, and it’s not hard to see why. It has a classic look that never goes out of style. The removable, machine washable slipcovers make cleaning and changing looks a breeze. As lifestyle blogger Christal Linfitt said, “who doesn’t love a couch you can throw right into the washing machine?” And, the best part, at only $399, it’s more affordable than many other sofas. DIY and lifestyle blogger Holly Stehle said the news of Ektorp being replaced is “disappointing....

Finding the right places for hanging your towels can save a great deal of annoyance, and can also contribute a decorative element. But it can be difficult to find the perfect towel holder, especially if your space is limited or there is no ideal place for a towel bar. Here are five ideas for placing kitchen towels so they are always available and look great, too. This strategy works best on appliances where the handles are at eye level, such as a wall oven....

We spoke with Joe Clark, of @JoesGarden on TikTok. With over 1 million followers on a social media platform, he knows a thing or two about gardening trends. Here are five garden and yard trends to look forward to in 2023. Container gardening can be done in most gardens, no matter the size. You just have to be selective about what you want to grow. Thankfully there are so plenty of options to choose from for your garden....

It’s nice to have some extra plants to care for to keep your mind off of the fact that it’s winter. Plus, plants can be a nice distraction and give you something to care for and do at home when you just don’t feel like leaving the coziness of your house. They can provide you with something to focus on (like make sure your new fern is getting enough daily humidity to thrive), and they can be really nice to look at....

Charli Hantman of August Black Interiors agreed that ottomans are key. “In the foyer, one, two, or three can be placed under an open console to add visual interest—and serve as a home to your purse or shopping bag,” she said. Whether you opt for solid color ottomans or select a funky pattern, the choice is yours! If an ottoman also opens up to boast storage, even better, Kelsi Lamberth added in an email....

Rearrange Your Furniture It’s simply unrealistic (not to mention expensive and wasteful) to buy a new couch every time your living room’s design feels stale. Your wallet will sigh with relief if you get creative with a room’s layout instead. “The simplest way to make a space feel new is to rearrange your furniture,” Katie Simpson of Mackenzie Collier Interiors tells us. “Move pieces from one area to another, changing both the function and feeling of a room....

Mechanical tools, such as a scraper, wire brush, or painter’s tool, usually work in tandem with chemical paint strippers, all-natural paint strippers, a heat gun, sander, or vinegar. Some devices, like a heat gun, work best in situations like removing paint from weatherboards and wood. Depending on the condition of your boards, chemical strippers and sanding might also be necessary. When removing paint from aluminum, you might want to use a chemical or natural stripper recommended for metal and a paint scraper to complete the task....