The expense of decorating your place can come as a shock. A couple of throw pillows, an area rug and some curtains could total up to more than a month’s rent. But you shouldn’t have to drain your bank ...

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You'd love to spruce up your home this season—OK, maybe every season—but you definitely don't have the time or money to make a big production of it. Check out this guide to the best places to shop ...

If you’re anything like me, one look around an Urban Outfitters store and you worry that fellow shoppers will rush a walker over to aid your old, slowly decaying body. So you avoid the place entirely.

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We all want a stylish, well-decorated home that fits our personality and feels cozy and inviting. Yet, buying home decor can be very expensive. But did you know there are ways to decorate a home on a ...

It's mid-October and you're fully prepped to get into the Halloween spirit — but at a price. Check out our guide to the best affordable — and still chic — places to shop online for Halloween home ...

From celebrity fans to thousands of brands, here's what the discount furniture and home decor retailer is doing right Lindsay Kimble is the Executive Editor, News at PEOPLE. She have been working at ...

I regularly visit a circuit of discount stores, and I bet there are a few on my list you’ve never heard of. Of course, there are those old standbys — Marshalls and TJ Maxx — but you can really up your ...