With high winter heating bills in the forecast, many homeowners are investing in home improvements that can help save them money by reducing their demand for home heating fuel and their home's overall energy consumption.

Do you dream of what you would do to your home if you only had the budget? Your resources may be limited, but your home decor doesn't have to reflect that. Here are some ways you can get the Midas touch and stretch your decorating dollars to make your home look like a million bucks -- even if you spend significantly less.

The bathroom may seem innocent enough, but it can be more of an obstacle than a convenience for some elderly folk. What can you do to make the bath a safer, easier place to visit?

The redecorating bug has bitten you hard, and you want to join the "green" society by making your home stylish but healthy and environmentally friendly.

Recent advances in technology are coming home to your bathroom. They can add warmth, improve hygiene, and enhance your decorating style.

With the mercury dropping, the last thing any homeowner wants to deal with is a broken furnace or boiler. But when an old heating system fails in the middle of winter, homeowners will be faced with the tough and often expensive decision of whether to repair the existing system or purchase a new one.

Today's kitchens have evolved from a room where we simply prepared and ate our meals, to a place where we hold family discussions, socialize and entertain guests, work, study and even play with the kids. Here are some do-it-yourself projects to upgrade this important room for $200 or less.