Working with paint can be tricky in tight spaces. Luckily, there's a simple and affordable solution to give that new color a slightly wider reach.

Wilson’s dad, David Sloan Wilson, made his career arguing against Dawkins’s theory.

If you’re attempting the look yourself, paint your chosen surface with the lighter color and allow it to fully dry. From there, you’ll mix your darker paint with acrylic glaze ...

The fireplace started out with a muted palette of white and beige, which looked stark against the black hearth. Here’s how the DIYers behind the redo completed their makeover — and the trick they used ...

"The result is a gentle veil of light rather than harsh hotspots or shadows. It’s a brilliant technique if you want to make a narrow hallway feel wider, bring some subtle drama to a living room wall, ...