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Take your home decor to the next level with fresh, fast, and fun makeovers! Plus 44 colorful new finds, 3 clever uses for cupcake liners, flattering and feminine 1950’s style skirts, tasty twists on summer party recipes (like watermelon-cucumber salad!), furniture facelifts under $50, great “Made-in-the-USA” products from every state, and much more!
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Wooded Bliss
With its down-to-earth demeanor, casually collected cool factor, and seriously stunning surroundings, this happily disconnected Northern California cabin puts the "why" in Wi-Fi.
Stitch in Time
A 150-year-old sewing box serves as a common thread between multiple generations.
ALMANAC
A SEASONAL COMPENDIUM OF EVERYDAY KNOW-HOW
Portal to the Past
A young family writes the latest chapter of a storied 384-year-old cottage built in the oldest town on Cape Cod.
RAISING the BARN
A Dutch barn from the 1800s enjoys new life as a rustic retreat that welcomes the whole family to come kick up their boots-the muddier, the better.
The Slowing Season
Author Mary Laura Philpott learns the importance of downtime from a turtle who roams and rests in her Tennessee backyard.
Grand Marais, Minnesota
Along the frozen waters of Minnesota's North Shore, a Lake Superior art colony offers wintry woods to explore, cozy respites from the chill, and plenty of places that bolster your creative side.
The Sweet Spot
In southwestern New Hampshire, a sugarer taps into his passion for winters in the woods to create an award-winning maple business.
A Case for Using the Good Stuff
Tabletop enthusiast Kate Holt serves up a compelling argument for both pretty porcelain and fresh produce. (But, really, she had us at burrata.)
Soup's On!
After a romp around the ranch, Country Living Contributor Lela Rose invites guests inside the barn to warm up with her menu of wintry day mainstays.
