Rachelle Dragani

Brooklyn

Journalist at Freelance

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Articles

The One Room HGTV's Nate Berkus And Jeremiah Brent Are Both Over

6 days ago | housedigest.com | Rachelle Dragani

Celebrity designers can work their magic to make outdated spaces feel fresh — but even some of HGTV's finest have a room of the house they're tired of trying to make happen. Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent are no exception. The married designer duo is known for adding warmth and personality to their design projects, helping people find a balance between functionality and flair in their homes. So maybe it's no surprise to hear that a room they're both over is the formal dining room.
The One Room HGTV's Nate Berkus And Jeremiah Brent Are Both Over

6 days ago | yahoo.com | Rachelle Dragani

Celebrity designers can work their magic to make outdated spaces feel fresh — but even some of HGTV's finest have a room of the house they're tired of trying to make happen. Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent are no exception. The married designer duo is known for adding warmth and personality to their design projects, helping people find a balance between functionality and flair in their homes. So maybe it's no surprise to hear that a room they're both over is the formal dining room.
3 Outdated Trends HGTV's Jenn Todryk Is Sick Of Seeing

1 week ago | housedigest.com | Rachelle Dragani

Stars of HGTV reality shows see it all when it comes to home décor — so they know better than anyone when there's an interior design trend that officially slides from the "cool" category into the "outdated" one. So it's no surprise that in addition to sharing some of their favorite tips and tricks, designers also speak out when they see a trend lose its luster. Jenn Todryk, the host of the show "No Demo Reno," shared the three she hopes to stop seeing in one of the episodes from the second season.
Can You Buy Cracker Barrel's Antiques To Put In Your House?

1 week ago | housedigest.com | Rachelle Dragani

If you love antiques and the feeling of fantastic thrift store finds, then you probably love the inside of a Cracker Barrel. The homey restaurant chain isn't just famous for its comfort food like pancakes and country fried steak — it's also known for its one-of-a-kind décor. From old-timey signs to crackling stone fireplaces to handcrafted wooden rocking chairs, Cracker Barrel locations are filled with what look like treasured antique items that would fit right in at your grandma's house.
Can You Buy Cracker Barrel's Antiques To Put In Your House?

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Rachelle Dragani

If you love antiques and the feeling of fantastic thrift store finds, then you probably love the inside of a Cracker Barrel. The homey restaurant chain isn't just famous for its comfort food like pancakes and country fried steak — it's also known for its one-of-a-kind décor. From old-timey signs to crackling stone fireplaces to handcrafted wooden rocking chairs, Cracker Barrel locations are filled with what look like treasured antique items that would fit right in at your grandma's house.
How Joanna Gaines Hacks A Shower Curtain Into Making Your Bathroom Look Bigger - House Digest

1 week ago | housedigest.com | Rachelle Dragani

You don't want any room in your house to look too cramped — but it's especially important with a bathroom. Unfortunately, the odds are working against you when it comes to making a bathroom look bigger. Already tinier than other rooms, and generally jam packed with everything from towels to toilets, it's easy for a bathroom to feel claustrophobic. Thankfully, though, designers like HGTV's Joanna Gaines know how to work a little home design magic to make even the smallest bathrooms look bigger.
How Joanna Gaines Hacks A Shower Curtain Into Making Your Bathroom Look Bigger

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Rachelle Dragani

You don't want any room in your house to look too cramped — but it's especially important with a bathroom. Unfortunately, the odds are working against you when it comes to making a bathroom look bigger. Already tinier than other rooms, and generally jam packed with everything from towels to toilets, it's easy for a bathroom to feel claustrophobic. Thankfully, though, designers like HGTV's Joanna Gaines know how to work a little home design magic to make even the smallest bathrooms look bigger.
The Entertainment Industry Essential You Should Be Using In Your Home - House Digest

1 week ago | housedigest.com | Rachelle Dragani

Been on any movie sets lately? Most of us haven't, but if you ever are, you may notice strips of matte tape lining tons of surfaces. It's called gaffer tape, and its behind-the-scenes work is legendary. Crews use the tape for all kinds of needs, including to secure cords, keep props in place, or label equipment. In fact, it works so well in the entertainment industry that you might want to give it a try at home.
An Empty Toilet Paper Roll Is The Secret To Attracting More Birds To Your Yard - House Digest

2 weeks ago | housedigest.com | Rachelle Dragani

Love listening to the sound of birdsong while relaxing on your patio — but having some trouble luring the little singers to your backyard? While you could go out and buy an expensive bird feeder, there's also a much more affordable DIY option you can make instead. Best of all, it uses items you probably already have around your house. Next time you finish a roll of toilet paper, don't toss the empty tube.
The Rug Color That Took Over Modern Homes Is Now Officially Outdated

2 weeks ago | housedigest.com | Rachelle Dragani

Home design trends come and go. One trend that's definitely on its way out the door? Sparse, cool minimalism. In 2025 and beyond, homeowners and designers are looking to enliven spaces with vibrant colors, coziness, and warmth. They're ditching the gray paint, adding their own personal touches, and leaning into texture and character so that depth and personality can ooze out of every space.