DIY Living - Turn of the Tides

DIY Ingenuity Shines Through Stolen Light

The first time I saw it, the lamp was trash—cracked base, frayed cord, shade reeking of cigarettes. But it wasn’t […]

It started with a wall—a blank void mocking the room, like a puzzle missing its centerpiece. I couldn’t ignore it

Why does the world expect us to conquer the day on an empty stomach? Meetings don’t wait, kids don’t slow

Picture this: me, Stephanie Miller, standing on the edge of a precipice, clutching the weight of 300 pounds and a

Last December, I spent $2,847 on gifts that probably ended up in closets or donation bins. That’s three months of

I used to think luxury was for the rich. Thick drapes, gold accents, perfectly lit rooms—stuff you’d see in magazines,

Corporate America slaps a price tag on creativity, grinding the wild edges down to fit their polished, profit-driven boxes. Success,

They say New York City changes people. But nobody talks about how it breaks them first. Three women walked into

They say the beauty industry belongs to the elites—the polished professionals with fancy degrees and all the right connections. Small-town

I thought I’d moved for a fresh start. New city, new job, the whole clean-slate spiel. But the second I