Tough economic times may mean your holiday budget is tight this year. But trimming your holiday spending doesn't mean you have to sacrifice style. With some creativity, you can add extra icing to your holiday decor - for less than $25.

For many homeowners, the word "wallpaper" conjures images of messy installation and time-consuming teardown. But you might be surprised to know that modern wallpaper technology makes it easy to add this decorating touch to your home.

What pops into your head when you think about holidays? Sugarplums? Or do you see yourself trying to balance work and family with gifts, baking and parties? You're not alone. But there is a way to both enhance the holidays and comfort yourself during a hectic holiday season.

Most homeowners will be staying put in 2009. Those homeowners should consider holiday renovations that will outlive the upcoming holiday fuss. Here is some expert advice for holiday design tips to brighten homes on a budget this year.

With many Americans prepared to spend less on holiday shopping and decorating this year, it's likely more people will choose to give homemade gifts and create their own holiday decor. Homemade gifts can be a great way to stretch holiday gift-giving dollars.

As Mother Nature wows us with fantastic fall colors and scenery, the latest trends in fall decorating and entertaining bring the beauty of the great outdoors inside. Give your home some fall-time flare by adding nature-inspired decor with unexpected crafty details.

Cabinets rank with appliances and countertops as a kitchen design element that draws a lot of attention. Upgrading cabinets with cost-effective, high-impact accessories like fresh hardware and moldings can put the finishing touch of personalization on your kitchen.