The Danish tradition encourages you to “create a sanctuary.”
From food writer Signe Johansen's book “How to Hygge." (Keiko Oikawa)
The Danish tradition encourages you to “create a sanctuary.”
Change your plants, use pots or waterproof the inside of the boxes.
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Brass and warm gold pieces can help you achieve a sophisticated look.
In “Orchids, A Moment,” the tropical plants are works of art at the Mall’s most avant-garde museum.
The Danish tradition encourages you to “create a sanctuary.”
The cuddliest of the raptors also takes care of a common garden pest. Two new books offer a closer look.
Hiring a company to grind and hone the tile can get rid of “lippage.”
Matthew Costello, a senior historian with the White House Historical Association, gives a window into the inner workings of the historic residence.
Bunny Mellon’s Virginia estate prepares to grant more access to her trove of botanical treasures.
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Electric ovens are nice, but a roaring fire in the middle of winter is irresistible.
To take a room from toddler to timeless, designer Shawna Underwood goes with warm, natural finishes.
Most moisture problems can be solved without paying for expensive professional help.
Be a little more adventurous in 2017.
Carefully use a cleaner with alcohol, then follow up with a conditioner.
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Who knew staplers and pencil holders could look this pretty?
