March

Deek Diedricksen shows how to build a fort-style playhouse with a loft.

ArcSoft's facial recognition system helps you monitor who's in your home.

Make these pretty DIY pacifier clips to keep Baby happy in style.

Chris Lambton shows how to create an outdoor bar in even a small space.

Backyard chickens are a huge urban trend right now. A backyard chicken coop should be not only functional, but also a great-looking structure that becomes a focal point in your landscape. But before you start counting your chickens, check for local regulations.

Revolv's Smart Home Automation unifies and controls devices from one app.

Flir's Infrared Camera for Smartphone puts thermal imaging in your hand.

Chris Lambton adds a pizza oven to new outdoor kitchen as a unique element - building a counter and installing the components . Nothing tastes better than a homemade pizza baked in your own backyard.

Casio's computer-generated stamp maker lets you create your own stamp pads.

ARCHOS' Smart Home battery-operated monitoring system is budget friendly.

Chris Lambton demonstrates how to build a pond with a waterfall, plus a simpler fountain out of concrete. A water feature helps to make a relaxing backyard by adding tranquility to any setting.

A raised bed provides a great option for planting a vegetable garden. The soil stays warmer longer than the ground, which extends the growing season, and you can choose any type soil that you want. A planter can be made out of any material, including a galvanized trough or stone, but if you make it from wood, consider rot-resistant cedar or redwood. Chris Lambton demonstrates how to build one from redwood.

Hide those messy cables with Blue Lounge's Cable Management Studio Desk.

Use Native Union's Phone Charging Solutions day or night, at home or away.

Cogito's fashion-connected Smart Watch is stylish tech for your wrist.

Have light and music at the touch of a button with LED light bulb speakers.

Nicole gives stock cabinets an appropriately vintage look for an 1883 home.

Nicole's repurposing of old scrap wood adds rustic appeal to the basement.

A pergola can be an attractive addition to your backyard and is a great way to add dappled shade when there are no trees. Chris Lambton from Going Yard demonstrates the steps for building a pergola: 1) Digging and pouring the footings. 2) Anchoring the posts to the footings and adding the joists. 3) Attaching stringers to connect the sides of the pergola and add your own style. The only design rule for a pergola is that you like it.

Nicole uses scrap wood in a basement bathroom for the Park Avenue house.

An old couch gets a new life when Nicole rescues it from the basement.

Nicole salvages roof shingles and repairs exterior walls with cedar shakes.

Children's book illustrations decorate decoupage letters for a baby shower.

Guests will love these baby shower invitations with bookmark party favors.