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Pro Organizers Say These 5 Things Should Be Gone Before Fall (opens the original)
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Summer is one of the busiest times of the year, and all that activity can leave our homes feeling more cluttered than usual. From vacation souvenirs and overflowing wardrobes to half-used toiletries, now is the perfect time to clear the excess and head into the new season with a home that feels organized and ready for fall. Below, we share five things worth decluttering before fall arrives, along with expert advice on how to tackle each one. Fridge magnets, ornaments, and other vacation mementos
Forget the Big Light. Designers Say These 5 Lighting Updates Will Make Your Home Feel Warmer This Fall (opens the original)
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As the evenings get darker and we begin to spend more time indoors, lighting becomes an increasingly important part of how our homes look and feel. This autumn, the focus is on using lighting more intentionally, with layered illumination, decorative lamps, and statement shades all helping to shape the overall interior scheme. If your interiors are in need of an autumn glow-up, these are the lighting trends worth knowing about. The days of relying on one central ceiling light to illuminate an ent
7 Everyday Living Room Habits That Are Secretly Ruining Your Furniture (opens the original)
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Your living room may look perfectly fine, but everyday habits could be quietly shortening your furniture's lifespan. From repeatedly sitting in the same spot to using side tables as catchalls, seemingly harmless routines can cause costly wear and tear over time. “The damage often happens so slowly that homeowners don't notice until fabrics begin to sag, surfaces become scratched, or finishes start to wear,” says Josh Branigan, furniture and home interiors expert at Bed Kingdom. The good news? A
Caterpillars Are Destroying Your Garden—Here's How Experts Say to Stop Them Naturally (opens the original)
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Caterpillars may look harmless, but in large numbers they can strip leaves, ruin flowers, and damage fruit before you realize there’s a problem. While many caterpillars are fine in small numbers—eventually becoming moths and butterflies that support garden biodiversity—infestations can quickly cause visible damage, especially on young plants and seedlings with fewer reserves to recover. The good news is that caterpillars can often be controlled without chemical pesticides, provided you spot the
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