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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Goodhousekeeping
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- Jul 6, 2026
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The Dream Room That’s Suddenly at the Top of Home Buyers’ Wish Lists (opens the original)
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Over the past few years, plenty of us have clocked in to work from the kitchen table, a corner of the bedroom, or the couch with a laptop propped on a pillow. So it’s no surprise which extra room landed at the top of buyers’ wish lists in Homes.com’s 2026 What New Home Buyers Want report. Of the 3,036 recent and prospective new-construction buyers Homes.com surveyed, 74 percent said a home office is important, and the report even calls it “the most critical additional room in the house.” For man
This Is America’s Favorite Airport, According to Almost 25,000 Travelers (opens the original)
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If your ideal travel day consists of a short security line and a gate you can get to without sprinting, you’re not asking for much. Anyone who’s ever set foot in an airport knows that’s rarer than a free upgrade. But there is good news: airports are getting easier to deal with, and a new survey identifies the one travelers like best. That survey is J.D. Power’s 2026 North America Airport Satisfaction Study, which asked nearly 25,000 travelers in the U.S. and Canada about the airports they passed
Designers Say This Is the Secret to an Instantly Cozier Home This Fall (opens the original)
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Some homes feel like a hug the moment you walk in. Others look flawless in photos yet feel like a hotel lobby in person. The gap between the two doesn’t necessarily come down to budget or square footage, but to a handful of small mistakes. We asked interior designers how to make your space feel cozier, past the obvious "add a blanket" advice. Their answers ranged from fixing overhead lighting to more surprising suggestions, such as ditching fake plants and being super mindful of furniture arrang
Designers Are Divided on This Living Room Choice—But They All Agree on One Thing (opens the original)
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When furnishing a living room from scratch, you'll likely hit this age-old question: sofa or rug first? We asked interior designers across the country, and the room split right down the middle. One thing every designer agreed on: plan the room before you buy either piece. "You can buy them in whatever order you choose," says Bennett Leifer, principal of Bennett Leifer Interiors. "The trick is to make sure the room is properly planned out before purchasing either... Doing so without thoughtful co
Never Close Your Window Shade During Takeoff or Landing—Here's Why (opens the original)
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You've finally made it to your window seat, shade down, ready to nap through boarding. Then a flight attendant asks you to open it back up until you're safely in the air. It can feel like a small, slightly annoying ritual, but there's a real reason behind it, and it has nothing to do with the view. When the plane is close to the ground, pilots have less time to react if something goes wrong, and there's just more going on around the aircraft: other planes, ground vehicles, even the occasional an
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