Kate McGregor

1 week ago | housebeautiful.com | Kate McGregor

There are myriad factors to consider when determining where you should live. Work commutes, school districts, and the community vibe can vary drastically, even within the same zip code. But while you may have your heart set on a certain state or city, it’s time to get more specific when you’re looking to buy a new home. The neighborhood you choose to call home is one of the most important decisions you’ll make in the entire moving process.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Kate McGregor

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links."There are myriad factors to consider when determining where you should live. Work commutes, school districts, and the community vibe can vary drastically, even within the same zip code. But while you may have your heart set on a certain state or city, it’s time to get more specific when you’re looking to buy a new home.

2 weeks ago | sg.style.yahoo.com | Kate McGregor

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links."There are myriad factors to consider when determining where you should live. Work commutes, school districts, and the community vibe can vary drastically, even within the same zip code. But while you may have your heart set on a certain state or city, it’s time to get more specific when you’re looking to buy a new home.

2 weeks ago | housebeautiful.com | Kate McGregor

1Egg Carton ChicksDon't toss the carton after you finish dyeing your eggs or baking a sweet Easter treat. You can turn each one into six of these adorable chicks. Fill them with M&M's or Cadbury Mini Eggs, and set one at each dinner seat as a welcoming gesture. Get the tutorial at One Little Project. Shop Empty Egg Cartons2Origami BunniesWith origami, you can create just about anything—including these charming Easter bunnies.

2 weeks ago | housebeautiful.com | Kate McGregor

1Just a ValanceAdd the same level of intention that shades or blinds bring (without the installation hassle or light-blocking effects!) with a valance. Here, designers Hilary Colia and Jennifer Kostohryz of Fort Design Studio incorporated a ruffled panel of fabric to make the window look finished, adding more detail to the space. Tour the Entire Home2Subtle Roller BlindsDesigner Samantha Stathis-Lynch opted to keep the kitchen window treatments simple in this New York City apartment.