Tile is often the go-to when it comes to backsplash materials. However, if you're designing a rustic space, other options can add more character and charm.

There are countless colors, styles and materials to choose from. It comes down to the statement you’d like to make. By Tim McKeough When designing a kitchen, it’s normal to obsess over appliances, ...

Backsplash colors like stark white, cool gray, and red-brown can make kitchens feel cold or heavy. Warmer neutrals and natural materials create a more modern, inviting, and timeless look. Choosing the ...

More than any other room in a home, a kitchen has to fulfill one of design's most difficult challenges: balance. No one wants a purely utilitarian kitchen, and no one wants one that's entirely for ...

Even rooms with tall ceilings and large windows can feel dark if the color palette isn’t lending itself to an airy vibe.

Erin and Ben Napier on stage at an awards ceremony - Terry Wyatt/Getty Images Kitchens are taking a dark turn — in the best possible way. While white and bright kitchens have had their moment to shine ...

Timothy has written about personal finance, including detailed home renovation and repair cost guides, since 2017. His work covers everything from plumbing and roofing to solar and pest control. Find ...

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