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REAL LIFE
One of my neighbors told me the other day that we don't show enough "real houses" in the pages of BH&G. She said some of the projects we publish make her feel bad about her own home. I truly hate to hear that. Trust me, if you walked into my house right now it would not be photo-worthy enough for any magazine.
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OBSESSED WITH ROMANTIC FLORALS
Everything's coming up roses-- and dahlias and tulips. The new romantic trend plays up nostalgia with lots of floral motifs, soft dusty colors, and warm metals.
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Forever in fashion
High and low. Global and local. Practical and beautiful. Style icons Sid and Ann Mashburn's new concept shop brings together fashion, home, and gifts.
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HIGH OCTANE
Bold walls create instant wow factor, yet many of us are afraid to commit to a strong paint color. Designer Nick Olsen wants to help you take the plunge.
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GRAND ENTRANCE
With all roads leading to the mudroom in interior designer Amanda Reynal's home, she outfitted the space to be both storage-savvy and smart-looking.
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Goods that DO GOOD
Meet five creative women who started companies that take giving back to a whole new level. They find, partner with, and invest in artisans to bring modern takes on traditional handicrafts from around the world to your doorstep.
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Refresher COURSE
Designer Grant K. Gibson gave his 1906 San Francisco condo a modern update, maximizing every bit of its 855 square feet with a streamlined design strategy.
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A kitchen with confidence
Forget predictable. Daring color, unusual materials, and clever storage work together surprisingly well. Here are five ideas for a bold kitchen.
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How do I PAINT IT?
how do I PAINT IT? Cabinets, front doors, and floors are three of the most transformative paint jobs you can do (besides walls). Here's how to get them right.
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Global warmth
Interior designer and shop owner Isabelle Dahlin drew design influences from around the world for her welcoming California retreat.
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PLANTINGS A SEED
By planting green playgrounds all across Washington, D.C., Rebecca Lemos-Otero is inspiring a new generation of gardeners.
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CLEAN SLATE
ALL-WHITE WALLS MAY BE A BLANK CANVAS, BUT IN THE HANDS OF TEXTURE-LOVING, PATTERN-PLAYING, ANTIQUES-COLLECTING PALOMA CONTRERAS, THEY'RE ANYTHING BUT BORING.
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GARDEN VARIETY
FASHION STYLIST LAUREN GOODMAN USES A MIX OF EYE-CATCHING ACCESSORIES TO ENLIVEN A FAR-FROM-FORMAL GARDEN PARTY.
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COLOR WORKS
Interior designer Barrie Benson works like an archaeologist She knows how to dig a little deeper, to use what's treasured, and to celebrate the stuff of life. See how she reveals the best of this New York apartment with color and an unlikely mix of furnishings.
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THE GOOD SIDE OF TECH
THE GOOD SIDE OF TECH We're constantly bombarded with how bad screen time and social media are, but that doesn't tell the full story.
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TAKE CHARGE OF YOUR retirement
Smart moves to make right now to start and grow your nest egg, no matter your employment status.
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LEND A HELPING PAW
Pets are good for your health. So is volunteering. These three opportunities let you combine the two, spreading the healing power of animals.
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