Lifestyle

Whether you just moved or plan on moving soon, making your house a home is no doubt top of mind.

Even if you’re comfortably nestled in your “forever home,” chances are there’s still room for a few improvements.

That gingerbread Victorian showplace you’ve admired from afar with its multiple rooms and floors was probably built to house more than just the traditional nuclear family.

If you have a windowsill with eastern or southern exposure, it’s a prime perch for an indoor garden.

Could your yard use a minor makeover? These hacks can make a major difference – without spending a lot of money.

Get five simple tips and techniques for making what’s behind the front door more practical and pretty.

Starting and growing plants from seed is a great way to pass the non-growing season indoors.

Recent moving industry studies have revealed that more people than ever are trading the big city for the more “livable” lifestyles found in suburban and rural areas.

As anyone living in a four-season climate knows, winters are chillingly long, cold and grey. People run from building to car to house as quickly and efficiently as possible.

It’s exciting, unfamiliar and even a little scary, so keep in mind that your journey to a new place is also a journey to a different way of living, too.