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Home renovations don’t necessarily mean you have to gut your whole house and tackle expensive renovation projects all at once. If you are on a budget, consider some of the following tips to beautify your home and increase its market value without breaking the bank. via Terracotta Design BuildUpdate Your Kitchen Kitchen upgrades are one of the best ways to update your home. We spend a lot of time in our kitchens socializing and cooking, making it a big attraction for potential buyers. When considering an upgrade, a complete kitchen remodel is not always necessary and you can start with...

Home renovations don’t necessarily mean you have to gut your whole house and tackle expensive renovation projects all at once. If you are on a budget, consider some of the following tips to beautify your home and increase its market value without breaking the bank. via Terracotta Design BuildUpdate Your Kitchen Kitchen upgrades are one of the best ways to update your home. We spend a lot of time in our kitchens socializing and cooking, making it a big attraction for potential buyers. When considering an upgrade, a complete kitchen remodel is not always necessary and you can start with...

A couple weeks ago, Margot wrote about the joys of visiting her old friend Laura Jones in her beautifully renovated home in England. (See Kitchen of the Week: A ‘Dreamiest Dream Kitchen’ in Yorkshire, England for the must-read.) Laura’s Regency-style house is large—and fittingly, so is the kitchen she and her husband, Richard, designed for their family. But despite the generous size (the kitchen alone could quite possibly fit the entirety of the NYC apartment Margot and Laura once shared as twentysomethings), the couple still had to be clever and thoughtful in planning their kitchen storage needs. Above: When you...

3: Hotels & Accommodations Sam Edelman rubber boots 5, fleece lined tights S, BP tee xxs, Banana Republic skirt (similar) Nuna pipa carseat (my review), Copper pearl 5-in-1 cover, Yoyo stroller (my review) This is part 3 of a guest post by Nick. You can read part 1 and part 2, which talk about planning, the airport experience, and flying. Staying at a Hotel With a Baby Ok, it took a while to get this last post in the series up, which seems appropriate since flying with a baby can feel like an eternal, drawn-out process. Here are some tips...

“We love thinking about every experience someone has from the minute they open the door. How can we help them feel relaxed, inspired, and at home as quickly and easily as possible?” Kristin Sloan is explaining what compelled her and her husband, Doug Jaeger, to launch what they’ve dubbed The Reset Club, a travel and shopping site for aesthetes. The two have been in the midst of a reset themselves: she’s a New York City ballet dancer-turned-digital storyteller (she got her start launching the ballet’s media department), and he’s a former partner at TBWA\Chiat\Day. A few years ago, they decamped...