Kristy Bowen

1 day ago | housedigest.com | Kristy Bowen

Bringing your favorite cups out of the cupboard and into the open can not only free up tons of cabinet space, but also allows you to show off your coffee and tea mug collection — be it delicate vintage teacups or fun novelty mugs. There are numerous mug storage ideas that don't take up cabinet space, available from retailers or DIY-style. Popular options include free-standing mug trees and expansive racks that allow you to display dozens of mugs on the wall.

2 days ago | housedigest.com | Kristy Bowen

While lighting is not always at the forefront of home design when you are outfitting a space with updated paint colors and furniture, it's important both for aesthetics and function. After all, lighting, typically sets the mood and the unique style of any room. While your love of vintage and antiques may be what makes your home distinctive, some lighting fixtures may fall prey to the paradox of being old enough to qualify as vintage, but feel outdated or unstylish in the modern age.

2 days ago | yahoo.com | Kristy Bowen

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. While lighting is not always at the forefront of home design when you are outfitting a space with updated paint colors and furniture, it's important both for aesthetics and function. After all, lighting, typically sets the mood and the unique style of any room.

2 days ago | housedigest.com | Kristy Bowen

Rubber rain boots can last for years if you treat them right, defending your feet from dampness and mud when frolicking outdoors or working in your garden. Even if your boots have seen better days or have begun to fall apart, there are numerous cool DIY projects that allow you to repurpose an old pair of rain boots for functional or decorative pieces with just a few modifications. From outdoor planters to gorgeous holiday centerpieces, rubber boots can offer a wealth of possibilities.

2 days ago | housedigest.com | Kristy Bowen

Open-concept homes are one of the leading construction styles in newer builds and remodels, offering single-space living that combines what used to be separate living rooms, dining rooms, and kitchens into a single unified space. Not only does this type of layout reflect modern life and its desire to gather in common spaces, but it can also help a home feel more flowing and open.