Angela Horn is an Editor at Green Matters. She specializes in lifestyle topics, with a focus on home life, including home and garden, house design, interior design, frugal living, holistic lifestyle, housekeeping, horticulture, and sustainable agriculture. Angela's work has been featured in MSN, Green Matters, JMIR Publications, and Business Insider.
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Angela's coverage spans a diverse range of scientific, house & home, pets, and family & relationships topics. She frequently incorporates how-to guides, cites data, legal policy regulations and industry-specific information in her articles.
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Use an outdated CD rack as a place to house your mugs for extra storage space.
Old jar lids get a hauntingly cute upgrade thanks to one DIYer’s creative touch, turning simple materials into a fall art piece fit for any cozy home.
By Angela Horn Mladenbalinovac/Getty Images There's a lot to be said for being kind.
By: Angela Horn
We're really into minimalism, so we started furniture-free living four years ago. I've noticed health benefits, like better balance and strength.
By: Angela Horn
After years of a minimalist life, my wife and I decided to try living without furniture.We noticed physical benefits, and we also love that our
The nightmare would soon be over. Our idealistic ‘off-grid’ living dream had morphed into a hellscape that nearly broke us.
