Furniture How To & DIY

This guide will explain how to remove pollen from outdoor surfaces to keep chairs, tables, and outdoor cushions clean throughout the pollen-heavy months.

Extend the life of your sling patio chairs with these tips.

Here are 10 ideas for deck and patio furniture you can make yourself—for both beginner and experienced woodworkers.

Even though outdoor furniture is typically made of resilient hardwoods or naturally rot-resistant softwoods, it’s not immune to the elements. Here’s how to keep your deck or patio set in top form

Transform a faded, stained, or outdated piece of fabric furniture with the products and easy technique detailed here.

Read this guide on how to clean upholstery in your home in the most effective way.

Do you have some worn wood furniture in need of a makeover? You can easily update pieces of furniture inexpensively with spray paint. Read this guide to learn how to spray paint wood the expert way.

This freestanding bathroom cabinet features open shelving, allowing you to keep an eye on supplies and fulfill as needed, or display washroom decor. Read on to get the free plans, cut list and instructions for this project.

Microfiber is becoming an increasingly more popular furniture option these days. The synthetic but soft fabric is made from thin fibers that can make a couch or chair look like suede or leather, but costs far less than those materials. How do you keep it looking new? Read on for our microfiber cleaning tips.

What’s the best finish to use to refinish a dining room table?

If the cost of replacing your leather furniture is more than you can bear, these steps will show you how to make the repairs yourself.

Follow these steps to plan and build a safe, wall-attached bunk bed for your growing kids.

Here is what you need to know when building (or buying) a Murphy bed.

Mysha Bolen, whose blog Remington Avenue covers topics for the home ranging from DIY projects to recipes used three Billy bookcases from IKEA to form a dramatic built-in bookcase

Home-improvement fanatic Jenni Radosevich has been blogging about everything DIY on her website, I Spy DIY, for nearly a decade. Here's one of our favorite dresser upgrades on the Web