The New Year brings a new list of to-do projects, and at the top of your list is the desire to turn your bathroom into an elegant and luxurious space. But renovation projects take time, money and a lot of energy -- and you're short on all of them. Instead of a major overhaul, try these simple upgrades.

The redecorating bug has bitten you hard, and you want to join the "green" society by making your home stylish but healthy and environmentally friendly.

Do you dream of what you would do to your home if you only had the budget? Your resources may be limited, but your home decor doesn't have to reflect that. Here are some ways you can get the Midas touch and stretch your decorating dollars to make your home look like a million bucks -- even if you spend significantly less.

What's in store for home decorating in 2009? No matter what your taste, you'll find a hue in the 2009 forecast of popular paint colors to suit your style. Since the average consumer spends two to three months planning a painting project, now is the ideal time to review your options, see what's predicted to be popular and choose that perfect color.

The guest-filled holiday season is quickly approaching, and many families are looking for simple solutions to update high-traffic areas like kitchens and bathrooms used by company. This year, you don't have to break the bank just to make your home look its best. With a few easy steps, these projects can help modernize and brighten spaces and make a big impact on your kitchen or bathroom.

Work deadlines, parenting struggles, family time pressures and relationship challenges -- modern life is full of stress. The good news is there is an all-natural, relatively low-cost way to relieve stress and beautify your home at the same time -- cut flowers.

Parents know that they rarely have the same ideas and opinions as their children. When decorating your child's room, you might want one design while your 8-year-old daughter has a completely different concept in mind. Don't worry parents, with a few tricks, you'll be able to design a room that is stylish, functional and fun for your child.