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DIY Design Hacks for a Happier Home

Whether you have an hour or a weekend, there are plenty of pro moves to help make your home look, feel, and function better.

Amy Maoz

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Chances are, you’ve never spent more time at home—or expected more out of it. So why not take the opportunity to make it a more pleasant place to be? Whether you have an hour or a weekend, there are plenty of pro moves to help make your home look, feel, and function better. Our collection walks you through some of the best ways to start, as well as some insight on the power these changes can have on your space (and yourself).

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