Lifestyle

Take your first “haycation” at the farm that feeds Roanoke’s culinary giant, Joseph Decuis.

“We like to entertain. We like to party,” says the homeowner. “We like to entertain and party.”

Two Chicks and a Hammer turns $10,000 into $80,000 with a teardown in the Old Southside—and visits Indy’s weirdest museum.

This month, Brick & Mortar owner Brandon Burdine will launch his first product line, Goldie, a plant-based collection for short hairstyles. What are the short-hair trends right now? People are starting to comb their hair backward and have a little length on the sides that’s tucked behind the ears. It’s less 1950s Mad Men and […]

The whole house is a mood.

One of the most distinctive homes in Indianapolis just hit the market.

Two Chicks and a Hammer tackles a project that is missing the most important room in the house.

A tear-down project goes back up with some bumps in the road and a mural painted with coffee.

Combining community and movement, the bouldering gym doesn’t see walls.

Don’t say we never brought you any unique ideas.

In a house-free episode, Two Chicks and a Hammer takes fans into the making of their first home-decor store, Two Chicks District Co.

A new eastside boutique caters to all shapes and sizes.

Even those who prefer B&Bs and boutiques to boats will have a good time. Bank on it.

What does a cast member notice about an episode that viewers don’t?

Chicago’s WNDR Museum takes the new concept to a place of high art.