The classic black and white checkerboard is back and it’s stronger than ever. While it’s never really gone away, we’ve mostly seen the pattern on beautiful floors in hallways or kitchens but, in ...

My viral checkerboard toast but with a twist made using brown bread. Cut out a neat checkerboard pattern using a small square cutter, then replace the missing squares with cheese. Toast until golden ...

We've all seen the checkerboard pattern before – perhaps as the floor in a retro kitchen or as the upholstery on a trendy, Gen Z-approved accent chair. It's a pattern that's been reused, adapted, and ...