An expert explains how a few easy techniques can elevate your next gathering.
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An expert explains how a few easy techniques can elevate your next gathering.
Read the transcript from week's Home Front chat.
Designer Lok Yan suggests luxurious textiles and soothing colors for a sophisticated retreat.
Whimsy, not wealth, is the key ingredient, tastemaker Ken Fulk says.
Two experts share how to keep your special linens in good shape for years to come.
The Obamas' last White House holiday decorations feature thousands of Legos, a selfie station, gumdrop wreaths, a giant gingerbread White House, yarn replicas of the presidential pups and more.
An expert explains how a few easy techniques can elevate your next gathering.
Standard paint might not cut it. You’ll want to get paint made specifically for tiles.
No chat this week. On Dec. 1, etiquette writer and speaker Mindy Lockard will join Jura Koncius to take questions on the do's and don'ts of holiday entertaining. Submit questions now and join us Thurs. at 11 a.m. EST.
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Even if you don’t know what caused them, you may be able to get rid of them.
Read the transcript from week's Home Front chat.
How to preserve the bounty of the harvest.
Designer Jennifer Schweikert turns an unused front room into a combination workspace/reading nook.
A new book highlights Blair House, the president’s guesthouse.
Stop using hot water and don’t forget to add ice cubes.
