In addition to “where the heart is,” a person’s home should reflect their personality and style while maintaining functionality and safety. The Internet contains plenty of home blogs with various articles across DIY, storage hacks, safety, and more. Continue reading to check out our picks for the top six home blogs you should follow in 2025.
1. TheHometrotters
TheHometrotters.com is a vibrant home blog dedicated to inspiring homeowners with creative home decor, design ideas, and practical home improvement tips. From modern luxury inspirations to budget-friendly DIY projects, the site offers a wealth of content to help you transform your living spaces into stylish, functional, and personalized havens. Whether you’re planning a major renovation or simply looking for fresh ideas, TheHometrotters.com is your go-to resource for all things home-related.
Read more: Thehometrotters Blog Home Ideas: Design Inspiration for Your Dream Home
2. The spruce: Make your best home
The first article to pop up on the spruce’s homepage, appropriately, lists difficult-to-ruin houseplants, matching the blog’s soft-leaf logo. A quick click on the menu opener offers a range of topics, including decor, garden, home improvement, and cleaning, with over twenty years of articles to choose from. the spruce employs over forty-five expert writers, among them professional contractors, vet technicians, and authors- and review boards to ensure misinformation doesn’t sneak into their site. You can learn more about their review processes, expert writers, and explore articles related to your interests by visiting thespruce.com.
3. HGTV
First established in 1994 by Susan Packard and Kenneth W. Lowe, HGTV remains synonymous with phrases such as “home improvement,” “renovation,” and “flipping,” so naturally the accompanying website plays the same game. Six articles covering six completely different topics published only yesterday, showcasing HGTV’s wide range of available articles. Unsurprisingly, you can also find information on their shows and hosts. Whether you’re wanting information or entertainment- or both, because why not- HGTV.com’s got you covered.
4. MyDomaine
A member of the Dotdash Meredith publishing family, MyDomaine focuses on decor and functionality on a budget. A variety of articles- recent and less so- stand available right off the bat about organization, style, and cleaning. Created in 2013, the site grew until, twelve years later, over 3 million users read their articles each month. MyDomaine promises accuracy, fact-checking, and expert consultants for all their content, including regular updates to the content library. MyDomaine also promises unwavering commitment to diversity and inclusion (a process meant to prevent discrimination, not grant special privileges), specifically working to help BIPOC. You can read more about their Diversity and Inclusion Pledge here.
5. Apartment Therapy
To quote their website, “The home you love starts here.” Designer Maxwell Ryan launched Apartment Therapy in 2004, and the blog remains independently owned to this day. Apartment Therapy offers articles on a variety of home-related topics, from simple organizing to bigger home projects. They even showcase a section specifically for dorm rooms and other smaller spaces. Editor-in-chief Charli Penn and their team of experienced editors cover the aforementioned topics and others, such as real estate and renting/buying homes.
6. Style by Emily Henderson
Emily Henderson founded her blog Style ten years ago for the same reason any of us would: to share her opinions on style and design with anyone willing to lend a listening ear. The small, one-person site grew into a team-run blog that updates daily, covering style/decor-related topics as specific as window treatments and rugs. One of the articles featured on the home page addresses pushback Emily Henderson received from readers about a specific design choice she made, with a casual, fun tone that doesn’t harbor any anger.
7. Homedit
Did someone say home DIY? And architecture? AND lighting? Homedit.com comes off as the perfect place for the people with a love for DIY and some building experience under their tool belt. The homepage advertises DIY articles ranging from building a whole deck to small flower vases made out of beer bottles. But DIY does not claim to rule as the blog’s only focus- they also feature an Interior Design section, offering advice on home decor. They even divide into different rooms, with articles specific to kitchens, living rooms, and bedrooms.
