Home & Garden Infographics

Want to give your bathroom a fresh look? Bathrooms can be one of the most expensive rooms to renovate. With help from this infographic, you can cut costs and save some serious money when remodeling your bathroom. You can certainly get your dream bathroom on the tightest of budgets… it’s all about making the right choices!

Did you know that one home is broken into every 14.6 seconds? Home theft may be more common than you think, but taking safety measures can greatly reduce your risk of a burglary attempt. This infographic shows surprising statistics about home theft and prevention tips that can help you protect you and your belongings.

This infographic is designed to show the number of US Military members and families and the moving process they go through when Uncle Sam sends those Permanent Change of Station (PCS) orders. This will also be of interest to non-military people looking for home purchase vs. renting options including some surprising stats.

Today’s home automation solutions connect homeowners to their homes through smartphones, tablets or PCs. Like a remote control, home automation gives people the power to control their security system, door locks, lighting and temperature at any time, from just about anywhere.

Ever wonder if DIY home improvements are really worth the time and money? From replacing carpet to simply sprucing up your yard, many home improvement and remodeling projects can yield a high return on investment. In other words, the value the renovation adds to your house is greater than the cost. Before bringing out the toolkit or paint brush, check out this DIY infographic to discover the best home improvements for resale.

What makes a contemporary home plan so popular? This infographic explores the ins and outs of contemporary home design. From a flexible layout to a strong indoor/outdoor connection, buyers love the versatility of contemporary home design.

Are your houseplants drooping and wilting? Are their roots growing out of the base of the pot? It might be time to consider repotting. Check out this infographic from the folks at Apartment Geeks as a handy guide.

This infographic by Rick’s Fencing educates you on the rich history of popular materials used to build wood decks in the Pacific Northwest. From Port Orford Cedar to Ipe, learn interesting facts dating back hundreds of years.