ReStore Staff: 9:05 AM on November 2, 2017
Are you looking to remodel your home kitchen, a rental property, or lake home? Or maybe you want to install cabinets in your garage as a place to organize tools and seasonal decorations? Whether you're buying new or used cabinets, Jan Hagerman, of...
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ReStore Staff: 1:59 PM on October 19, 2017
Repurposing and reusing items either found in your home or at stores is a fun way to spend an autumn day being crafty with your family. Jan Hagerman,...
ReStore Staff: 2:48 PM on October 6, 2017
Fall is in the air, and if there’s one thing we love about the changing seasons here in Minnesota, it's spending time outdoors in the crisp autumn...
ReStore Staff: 3:00 PM on February 24, 2017
There’s nothing worse than waking up on a Monday morning and opening the refrigerator to grab your lunch for the day only to find that your fridge is...
ReStore Staff: 10:09 AM on January 5, 2017
If you've got some old pieces of furniture sitting around and want to give them a new life, or want to give your house some personality, painting the...
ReStore Staff: 9:29 AM on December 13, 2016
Here's a fun garden DIY project that is easy to do and pretty cool to look at, as well! It's called a Fairy Light Globe, and Twin Cities Habitat...
ReStore Staff: 9:27 AM on November 29, 2016
It is easy to make a fun and functional shelf out of an old shutter, shelf brackets, and some hooks — and everything you need for this project can be...
ReStore Staff: 10:00 AM on November 4, 2016
You can transform a discarded glass lamp shade and copper tubing into a fun and colorful glass flower for your garden. Just follow the instructions...
ReStore Staff: 9:29 AM on October 19, 2016
Chalk painting is a really popular and easy technique to give your furniture a velvety, vintage look, or more of a distressed look. Twin Cities...
ReStore Staff: 11:48 AM on October 5, 2016
Sometimes, you just need a little extra storage in your house. If your kids need an extra place for their mittens, their gloves, or their school...
