Home & Garden Infographics

Whether you live in a small bedroom, cozy apartment, or a garret, everyone wants their living space to feel better. This handy infographic from Vanessa Arbuthnott digs into the easiest ways to make a small space look larger.

Despite living through the housing bust, the majority of Millennials are excited about buying a home in the future, but not without some individualism and technology compatibility. In this infographic, Porch looks at millennials and current home buying trends.

In this infographic, examine the evolution of the newly constructed American home. In most instances, comparisons were made between homes built in 1994 and 2014. However, in some cases (based on the availability of data), comparisons were made homes built in 2004, 2009 or 2010 and homes built in 2014.

You spend a large part of each day in the bedroom, and you certainly want it to be clean. This can be achieved without using the number of products that contain harmful chemicals. Learn how to do that with the help of this infographic.

Finally you have managed to purchase your dream home. But what do you know about responsibilities that come with owning a house? In this infographic you will discover useful tips that will help you to make your life as a homeowner a lot easier.

Are you planning a move any time soon? If so, you need to carefully prepare for everything that might come up in this process. Luckily, you can find everything you need to know in this helpful hassle-free moving guide put together by Barratt Homes.

No matter how careful we are, few scratches will always somehow appear on our floors. Fortunately, those scratches do not have to be there for long. Remove them in no time with the help of this informative infographic.

Curb appeal is everything when it comes to a potential buyers first impression of your home. Check out these seven home improvements put together by LawnStarter that can increase your home’s resale value and get it sold faster.

FortuneBuilders CEO and A&E TV star Than Merrill shares his trends and stats for the real estate industry in 2015, including a 10.4% increase in total existing-home sales, a 5.7% increase in the median price, a reduction in distressed sales, with foreclosures and short sales dropping from 14% of all home sales to just 10%., 40% of all homes are sold within 30 days and other interesting facts.