Guest Top Ten List
The best home improvement blogs inspire you to tackle projects in your own house - without prompting you to spend a fortune. These blogs provide a mixture of looks at real people's houses, stylish products and inspiration, and down-and-dirty DIY tips. If you have another favorite not listed, leave it in the comments.
Top 10 Home Improvement Blogs
Becoming Home
The story of 2 newlyweds in New York building their dream home - and learning along the way. Sweet, useful, and infinitely readable.
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Charles & Hudson
Charles & Hudson covers home improvement tips and techniques and features new tools and news from the home design industry. There are extensive posts on home improvement for outdoor areas like decks, along with advice on remodeling and reviews of tools. DIY City Guides spotlight great home improvement resources by city.
Curbly
A blog and DIY design community for people who love where they live.
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Door Sixteen
Blogging from inside an 1891 Victorian row house in New York, Anna and her husband have been renovating since 2006 to create the perfect home. Great places for affordable workarounds and inspiration.
Fine Homebuilding
The place to go for serious home projects – everything from makeup air details and framing, to drywall repair and building a radon resistant home.
House in Progress
A married couple tackles home improvement projects with fun, funny, and delightful results. A great place to go for ideas and motivation.
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Remodelaholic
The motto of this blog is reduce, reuse, recycle, repurpose, remodel. How could you not agree with that? Tutorials cover topics like redoing old furniture and recovering lamp shades.
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The Ugly Duckling House
This blog is written by a young couple remodeling their old house in Atlanta. Sarah writes, "In my attempts to DIY, there are an endless number of moments where I am doing something for the first time: caulking windows, patching large holes, painting ceilings, etc.," and offers tips on all of the above.
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