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Blue and green are two colors that simply feel at home together. Inspired by the colors we see outdoors, the combination has a natural ease that makes a room feel fresh. These rooms show just how many ways you can bring a blue and green color scheme into your home. (This post contains affiliate links...

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Set among the wooded hills near Narrowsburg, New York, this older Catskills home has character that comes from embracing age. Rustic stone, wood floors, and vintage furnishings give the interiors plenty of personality. Large windows keep the rooms connected to the beautiful countryside. (All photos by Clay Banks.) What I especially like about this Catskills...

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There’s something endlessly fascinating about tiny houses. Maybe it’s the idea of living with less, the cozy scale of the rooms, or simply seeing how much character and function can be packed into a small footprint. Whatever the reason, these petite homes prove that square footage has very little to do with style. And tiny...

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Happy Friday! This weekend I plan to do some cleaning and decluttering. Lately I’ve been feeling the need to simplify life. One of the best ways I can think to do that is by getting rid of stuff I haven’t used in the last year. It’s amazing how quickly things can start to pile up...

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For generations, the humble hutch has been a hardworking piece of furniture. Its use ranged from storing Sunday China to linens and pantry staples. And while they never really disappeared, these charming cabinets are enjoying renewed attention. Homeowners look for ways to bring more warmth, character, and individuality into their rooms. Whether it’s a primitive...

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