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CLEAN SWEEP
I've always been more a fan of fall cleaning rather than the traditional spring version. After a busy summer of traveling and a hectic schedule of social events outdoors, I liked the idea of going back inside for the cozy holiday season with a clean house. That was before. This year things are different. I spent this past summer much closer to home, with less socializing and general running around.
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FRIGHT NIGHT
Dust off the cauldron and tune up your broom. This month, we're adding a playfully spooky touch to our Halloween decorations and treats.
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TAKING UP A NEW HOBBY
In this month's Book Club, our editors dive into books that inspire us to pick up a new skill, including basket weaving, fermenting, and ikebana flower arranging.
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SPICE TONES
Just as warming spices like paprika, cinnamon, and turmeric enhance the flavor of a dish, their corresponding colors dial up the coziness of a room. Remember, color looks stronger on walls than it does on paint chips, so choose the intensity based on how much light your room gets.
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Ghostly glow
Your house will be the talk of the block when you conjure up a spooky scene for Halloween night All it takes are a few DIY tricks.
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Kitchen evolution
Time definitely changes things. One do-it-yourselfer has the kitchen to prove it. A major remodel checked all the boxes for years until she realized the kitchen wasn't "her" anymore. Solution: a style facelift. What she kept may surprise you.
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The great kitchen cleanup
Your top-to-bottom, inside-out, behind-the-refrigerator-and-all checklist to get your kitchen ready for its busy season.
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Suite smarts
Designer Jennifer Stagg revamped the bathroom in her 1970 home with calming colors, a spacious tub, and materials that look splurgy but save big-time.
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I did it!
In this bedroom, a multipurpose half-wall never sleeps. It's a decorative backdrop, mounting spot for sconces, and display area all in one.
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ALLIUMS
Plant these perennials now, and you'll be rewarded with a pretty parade of flowers from next spring through summer.
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The long game
INSTALL WINDOWS HERE. KNOCK DOWN A WALL THERE. THIS MINNEAPOLIS COUPLE SHOWS THAT THOUGH IT TAKES PATIENCE TO LET A PROJECT UNFOLD, THE END RESULT FEELS RIGHT AT HOME.
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PAINTERLY PUMPKINS
PUT DOWN THE CARVING KNIFE. WE'RE USING PAINTBRUSHES, STRAWS, AND A LITTLE ELECTRICAL TAPE TO DECORATE THIS YEAR'S CROP.
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ZONED FOR FUN
A Southern California family stretches the limits of their small front yard, designing spaces to relax, gather, and play.
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Let's be FRIENDS
Careful introductions are key to peaceful pet relationships. Following these strategies will help limit the amount of fur that flies.
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RON FINLEY
TRANSFORMING URBAN PARKWAYS INTO NOURISHING LANDSCAPES WITH STRAIGHT-TALK ADVICE.
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