We’ve long been fans of Revival’s rugs…but now they’re venturing from the ground up, literally, into a new collection of “well-traveled” tablewares, just in time for the holidays—because, as they say, it’s sometimes hard to gift a rug. From Moroccan glassware to woven table runners from Nagaland, there are plenty of affordable, giftable finds to fill stockings with or to send to friends and family. To celebrate the launch of the new collection, we’ve teamed up with Revival to give away a $1000 gift card to one lucky winner. For a chance at the prize, enter here before midnight EST…

We’re putting our feet up after the holiday and enjoying a long weekend in. A few things we’re noting: Above: One of our favorite handmade menorahs for 2020, by Brooklyn ceramic artist Rachel Pots. Introducing our 2020 Black Friday and Cyber Monday Guide—including special offers for Remodelista readers. The Lost Kitchen in Freedom, Maine, is hosting its first-ever online makers market this weekend, with vintage finds plus ceramics, kitchen cloths, tapers, and more by some of our favorite Maine makers. It goes through tomorrow (Sunday) night at 8 p.m.—take a look before items sell out. And we’re admiring Revival’s new collection…

Looking for inspiration for your own Gingerbread house? It takes hours upon hours, pounds and pounds of gingerbread, candy, and royal icing—not to mention a few power tools—to create these intricate gingerbread works of art. Here are all the best projects from readers and professionals alike, so you can steal ideas for your own creations! Did you build a spectacular gingerbread house that you'd like to share with us? Post it on our Facebook wall or tweet a picture of it at us @thisoldhouse. Or put it up on Pinterest and email us a link so we can re-pin our…

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Heath Eastman helps a homeowner safely install a variety of Christmas lights. He installs a GFCI outdoor outlet and protects it with an expandable weatherproof In-Use cover. Heath secures an icicle string light set to the roofline using universal shingle/gutter light clips. Along the tree Heath protects extension cords with outdoor extension cord covers. To turn all the lights on and off at the right times, he uses a timer. In order to safely plug in the outdoor lights, Heath installed a GFCI outdoor outlet and protected it using an Expandable Weatherproof In-Use Cover, which is manufactured by TayMac. Along…

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