Mar 16th 2011 12:30PM
Even if you're just renting a place for a short time, it's important to personalize it with the style and conveniences that make you feel at home. If you'd like to make home improvements but hesitate because of longer-term living plans, consider projects that can move with you. "I'm a big proponent of 'make it yours,'... Continue Reading »
Nov 23rd 2010 4:00PM
When it comes to residential real estate, storage space sells. No matter the age or style of property, prospective buyers check every closet, scope out the garage and generally look for bonus space where they can stash the stuff of everyday living. If you're considering putting your home on the market, plan to expand... Continue Reading »
Aug 3rd 2010 5:38PM
Food nerds, you have a new leader, and his name is Kenji Lopez-Alt. His Food Lab series for SeriousEats.com delves into the science behind popular foods to produce definitive (and sometimes surprising -- steak cooked in a beer cooler?) home-cooking methods for each. And he does it all from a compact New York City... Continue Reading »
Jul 23rd 2010 6:30PM
The clutter happens quickly inside many an apartment-dweller's kitchen. The buildup of stuff: pens, notepads, dishes, vases, sleek new appliances, cookbooks and Tupperware. Before you know it, clutter is stopping you from using your kitchen – however small – to the fullest. Before the mess cuts into your... Continue Reading »
Jul 6th 2010 11:15AM
If you're anything like me, you probably have an unpleasant relationship with the cords in your life. Cords get twisted, tangled, and can make a well-designed apartment space look messy. So what can you do about the cords hanging under your desk or behind your TV? Here are a few tips to tame your mess of cords: 1.... Continue Reading »
