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The Queen of Junk

With several books dedicated to the subject and another on the way, author and Ralph Lauren exec Mary Randolph Carter is living proof that one man’s trash…

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In Profile

This Maryland artist creates silhouettes the old-fashioned way: snip by snip.

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Worn and Well-Loved

The owner of an 1850s home settles into the future by selecting just the right pieces from the past.

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Smartly Sentimental

Learn how to love your stuff without making your home stuffy.

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Pieces of the Past

A Rhode Island artist takes souvenir plates and trinkets of yore and transforms them into porcelain-laden masterpieces.

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Style Guide: Rustic Country

A 1700s farmhouse provides the backdrop where home decor enthusiast Shannan Haupt’s decorating dreams come true.

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On a (Mud) Lark

Go extreme antiquing with Lara Maiklem along London’s River Thames.

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In Bits & Pieces

From bottle caps to bingo cards, this collector’s sentimental journey is quick to show its fun side.

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Style Guide: Historic Farmhouse

Designer Shawn Lang weighs in on how to honor decorating an old farmhouse without turning it into a museum.

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Labors of Love

A homeowner with a passion for gardening and vintage revives an 1800s farmstead.

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Thrift Club

The Makerista is her name and thrifting is her (joinable) game.

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Style Guide: Cabin

Trade your cell phone for a compass and then point it in the direction of R&R when you adopt cabin style.