I’m so excited to share Atlanta Home Improvement’s Annual Kitchen & Bath Issue with you. It’s one of our most-anticipated and most-read issues of the entire year and a fun one to put together. The 2012 edition includes all the

As the weather has finally become chilly, most homeowners likely aren’t thinking about gardening … at least not outdoors. But plants can flourish inside your home just as easily as they do outside of it. As we are putting together

Outdoor living is top priority at home right now. Perhaps you built that deck you always wanted or got new patio furniture recently. If soaking up as much sun as possible is on your to-do list, adding an outdoor kitchen

Doing the best with what you have is a major theme of our May 2012 issue, one that I think will resonate with many of our readers faced with financial strains that have forced them to stay in their current

If you haven’t seen or heard about the Decorating on a Dime contestant winners featured in our February 2012 issue be sure to check out the article on our website and see what is possible on a tight budget.

by Rebecca Ewing, interior designer, Rebecca Ewing Color & Design When Jane (Doe) asked for my help on her new house at the beach, she already had bright white windows and lattice and tan siding—all vinyl, for longevity and low maintenance

Atlanta area homeowners may be able to claim up to $500 in tax credits on their 2012 and 2013 returns for qualifying energy-efficient home improvements. The tax credit was retroactively renewed as part of the American Taxpayer Relief Act of

by Brentt Taylor, MortgageLoan.com Homeowners are responsible for 41% of the United State’s annual energy consumption. That percentage is down from a decade ago, but it is still nearly half of all energy consumption in the United States, a striking