Last year's winner of HGTV's "Design Star 2" home interior design challenge launches her new show Myles of Style on the cable network HGTV.

One of the strongest and most efficient construction designs is the dome. Dome structures like the Pantheon in Rome have survived for centuries, while other buildings around them have crumbled. Modern architecture has avoided the dome, but it is making a comeback thanks in part to production techniques developed here in the United States.

Ace Hardware's National Home Improvement Expert Offers Simple Solutions to Add Value to the Home.

Almost every homeowner has called on their local handyman to take care of the little irritants around the house - a squeaky door, a dripping faucet, replacing the now non functioning ceiling fan or to do some home improvement. While these jobs certainly improve quality of life for a time, the folks at Cincinnati-based Handyman Connection suggest there are a few things a competent home improvement contractor can do that will enhance your quality of life long-term.

Warmer spring temperatures naturally make most homeowners think about the summer season ahead: home improvement. This spring, don't just think about it. Use the milder weather to get your property in tip-top shape so you can relax once the sunny days arrive. Spring is a good time for home improvement.

This May is National Home Improvement Month, and appropriately so. The last few weeks of spring traditionally mark the time when homeowners throughout the United States prepare to tackle the first of their summer home improvement and remodeling projects.

RoofBuyer.com the premier professional roofing company, specializing in roof repair, roofing replacement, roof additions and to install a new roof for homes or commercial businesses, offers a free Home Improvement book to everyone that requests a roof repair quote.

Home improvement is becoming a popular hobby for women, according to a study conducted by Yankalovich Partners. A shocking 37 percent of women said they would rather work on a home improvement project than hit the malls, while 28 percent said they'd rather work on their home than cook.