Better Homes and Gardens on MSN14h
These Tulip Shades Are the Answer to Concealing Ugly Overhead Lights
Best of all, Tulip shades don’t have wires or even light bulbs—they’re compatible with most types of overhead lights and are ...
Apartment Therapy1d
This Easy $10 DIY Totally Transformed My Living Room (It Only Takes an Hour!)
As I was scrolling through screenshots on my phone, I noticed an image I’d saved from a vintage tile seller I follow online ( ...
House Digest on MSN13d
DIY A Custom Blackout Shade That's Actually Pretty
Blackout shades are great at blocking out the sun's glaring rays, but they aren't the most glamorous. So, DIY a custom window ...
Curbed20d
The Best Window Shades in New York
A simple custom roller shade can start at $400, while fully dressing the same window with a flat-fold, blackout-lined Roman shade and decorative hardware could range from $2,000 to more than $5,000.