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WHO SHE IS Julie Blanner draws on her event planning background to share entertaining tips on her blog, Coordinately Yours. Her simple DIYs and stress-free tutorials are small projects that have big impact when you're entertaining or just wanting to add a fresh touch to your home.
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Spice things up at your next girlfriend get-together: Host a cooking club! Have each guest bring a recipe from her favorite cookbook and swap to add to your repertoire.
Read ArticleNEW ORLEANS LA
New and renewed trends emerging from this historic city put stylish living front and center.
Read ArticleYoung love
This first-time homeowner knows how to make a lasting impression. Filled with plucky colors and rehabbed vintage furniture, her Dallas home oozes youthful comfort and affordable style.
Read ArticleDaffodil Yellow
This happy hue is a sure mood booster-- but it's tricky to get right. Copy Mother Nature, and you'll be golden.
Read ArticleFirst Impression
What better place for a fresh start than your front door? Give your entryway a warm welcome with a few easy updates.
Read Article10 things to love Comfort Zone
A cooking space, yes. But the renovated kitchen in this home also invites lounging around.
Read ArticleNature springs eternal
Naturalizing bulbs are self-propagating beauties, expanding their color and cheer in the garden every spring.
Read ArticleSeize the day
Want to breathe new life into tired rooms? This homeowner believes there's no time like the present.
Read ArticleComing home again
In October 2012, Hurricane Sandy generated a Hudson River surge that briefly but violently tore through Evette Rios' childhood home-- a ground-floor apartment on Manhattan's western edge. It upended all her parents' possessions and left a polluted mess behind. Evette, an interior designer and host of Recipe Rehab on CBS, set out to revamp the space into something her parents could call home again-- for years to come.
Read ArticleSpot Treat
A laundry room loads up on style and storage, thanks to an impressive facelift that cost just $500.
Read ArticleThe good kid project Compassion
Teaching children to consider and appreciate how someone else might feel helps them grow into kind, thoughtful-- and happy-- adults.
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