Laura Millar
Contributing Writer
Laura Millar (she/her) is a freelance lifestyle journalist for Good Housekeeping. She holds a degree in Film, TV & Media from the University of Michigan, and was previously the assistant lifestyle editor for GH, where she covered home design. Her byline has appeared in NBC's TODAY.com, PEOPLE, Real Simple, and Business Insider.
Latest from Laura Millar

70 Cute DIY Gifts That Will Make Mom Feel So Loved
Last-minute ideas with a homemade touch.

This Decluttering Method Lets You Keep More Than You Think
This creative approach encourages you to find new uses for your old items.

How to Keep Your Aloe Plant Alive (and Thriving)
Experts break down exactly what your aloe plant needs to stay healthy and grow strong.

How to Attract More Bees to Your Garden (and Why It Matters)
Experts share easy ways to attract more pollinators.

This Vintage Garden Feature Is Making a Big Comeback
This feature "provides a beautiful framework for climbing roses, vines, and other plants," explains one expert.

How to Load Silverware So It Actually Gets Clean
If you're wondering why your forks come out with little bits of food still on them, it may be due to how you're loading the dishwasher.

6 Creative Alternatives to Dyeing Easter Eggs That Look So Real
You can still get crafty if you don't want to use real eggs this year.

Is It Rude to Move Someone’s Laundry? Experts Settle the Debate
If you've ever used a shared laundry facility, you know how real this question is.

TikTok’s Cardboard Gardening Hack — Does the “No-Dig” Method Really Work?
Here's what gardening experts say about the viral trend.

Designers Say Retro Trends From the ’80s Are Back
Here's why designers love cozy maximalism, wood accents and colorful tiles in 2026.

Designers Are Divided Over This Clutter-Friendly Trend
"It’s not about piling on stuff to be trendy, but layering in pieces that hold meaning," explains one designer.

The Laundry Hack That Turns Your Closet Into a Decluttered Space
This low-effort trick is "a gentle, judgment-free way to see what you actually wear," explains one organizing pro.