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The best water glasses, according to experts
An object you use every day should look good and stand up to abuse.
By Lindsey M. Roberts  •  Read more »
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10 items that will make a first apartment feel like home
These multitasking must-haves will streamline a small space while adding storage, comfort and character.
By Marie Elizabeth Oliver  •  Read more »
 
A colorful, comfortable family room to suit both kids and adults
Designer Annie Elliott uses bold accents and versatile seating to create a fun space.
By Mari-Jane Williams  •  Read more »
 
To make sure a wooden column is sturdy, take a peek inside
It could mean the difference between a cosmetic job for cheap or a more costly project.
By Jeanne Huber  •  Read more »
 
Peat moss: Good for plants but bad for the planet?
The debate in North America is more muted than in Europe, but it’s still worth exploring the alternatives.
By Adrian Higgins  •  Read more »
 
Planting flowers among fruits and veggies is tempting but tricky
Be careful how you mix them. Here are a gardener’s tricks.
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