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18 Designer-Approved Petite Bedrooms That Live Like Palatial Retreats (opens the original)
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Size has little to do with luxury: Even the smallest bedroom can feel like a sumptuous retreat. The key is to embrace the space’s intimate proportions without sacrificing style. Spacious suites have their place, of course, but there’s something magical about waking up in an elegantly appointed jewel box of a bedroom. For instance, a cozy nook enveloped in fabric or swathed in a soothing shade of paint can quickly become a transportive escape. No matter the fabrics or color palette you choose, de
Every Antique in This Magical Garden “Folly” Has a Story to Tell (opens the original)
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“At night, the summer house glows like a lantern that beckons you. By day, the eccentricity of its form and folly-like presence spark the imagination,” writes antiquarian Barbara Adkins in her new book, Past Forward (Rizzoli), the preservation story of her circa-1844 Greek Revival home in rural Harpersville, Alabama. Having inherited it from her great-aunt in 1988, Adkins is the fifth generation of her family to live at Chancellor House. Over the years, she has lovingly restored the property whi
How to Create a Fall Pumpkin Display on Your Porch That Stops Traffic, According to a Stylist (opens the original)
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Autumn is nearly here, and it won’t be long before magazine-worthy pumpkin displays arrive on front porches and stoops. Is there anything more charming than pumpkins of all shapes, sizes, and colors spilling down entryway steps? A festive arrangement delivers major fall curb appeal—and these seasonal displays can last through Halloween and Thanksgiving. Of course, there’s an art to mastering the pumpkin stack. We called on Birmingham, Alabama–based stylist Kathleen Varner for her expert advice,
This Designer’s Secret to Choosing the Perfect Yellow Paint Color Makes the Tricky Shade So Much Easier (opens the original)
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Yellow is synonymous with optimism and energy, but many designers steer away from the color. Designer and antiques dealer Max Rollitt explained in our expert guide to choosing paint colors that yellow can be tricky to get right when decorating as a lot depends on how much sunlight a room receives. Yet, Angie Hranowsky has no fear of the polarizing hue. “I love working with yellow. It’s a cheerful and inviting color that works in many environments,” says the Charleston, South Carolina–based desig
This North Carolina Lake House Makes a Striking Case Against the All-White Kitchen (opens the original)
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Nothing is perfect and everything is perfect in nature, as the saying goes. Architect Jeffrey Dungan came face-to-face with this duality when a couple approached him to design a second home for their young family on Lake Norman in North Carolina. The perfect: a serene waterfront property protected by trees. The imperfect: a long, narrow lot with several pinch points, whose shape Dungan likens to “a gerrymandered voting district.” Yet he accepted the geometric challenge. “I seized upon the site f
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