Going from winter to summer is one of the most dramatic seasonal transitions—and your home can (and should) reflect that shift. While winter calls for warmth, layers, and coziness, summer invites us to embrace openness, airiness, and vibrant energy. Here's how to refresh your home decor and mood with thoughtful swaps, color updates, and nature-inspired touches—without blowing your budget.

This guide delves into the pros and cons of both open & closed layouts, helping you determine the best fit for your lifestyle, family size, and personal preferences.

A cozy living room goes beyond aesthetics—it’s about creating a space that feels warm, inviting, and effortlessly lived-in. Whether you're unwinding with a book, entertaining guests, or just taking a quiet moment to yourself, the right mix of furniture, lighting, textures, and personal touches can transform any room into a comforting retreat.

More and more, seniors are showing up to the flip scene with experience, financial savvy, and an eye for detail that money can’t buy. If you’re in your 60s or 70s (or even 80s) and thinking about dipping a toe into the world of house flipping, the truth is you might just be in the perfect stage of life to make it work—and work well.

Going back to college as an adult can feel like jumping into the deep end while juggling bills, family, and a full-time job. Add the tuition tab, and it’s easy to wonder how you’ll keep your head above water. That’s where real estate flipping steps in—not just as a potential source of income, but as a creative and strategic way to fund your education. If you're handy, resourceful, or willing to learn the ropes, house flipping could bridge the gap between where you are and where you want to be, both academically and financially.

Here are some innovative ways to update and refresh your home for a more comfortable and inviting atmosphere.

Here is a quick guide to some of the different rooflines you can have and what they can add to a home.

Which Flooring is Best for You?

Here’s a quick lesson on a few of the cabinet front types and some fast look Pros & Cons.

The ins and outs of scullery space.