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Homemade Hot Apple Cider

Homemade Hot Apple Cider

Hot apple cider is often regarded as a seasonal treat you have to wait all year for, but it’s actually simple to make yourself! All you need is fresh apples, an orange, spices, and water—throw them together in a slow cooker, and you’ll soon have a deliciously spiced beverage that smells as good as it

A Seattle Tudor Gets a Modern Refresh

A Seattle Tudor Gets a Modern Refresh

Interview with Emily Ruff Photography by Carina Skrobecki Photo When transplants to Seattle’s historic Laurelhurst neighborhood approached seasoned designer Emily Ruff, they faced an aesthetic challenge: how to update an aging Tudor manor with practical features for a growing, sociable family while also preserving its traditional charm. Ruff shares her journey of imbuing the home

Living in History

Living in History

There’s an intangible but special quality to every historic home, one that’s easy to glean simply through a glance. You can imagine the craftsmanship and attention to detail that went into laying each brick and shingle, the countless memories made behind its walls, and the stories it would tell if only it could. Owning such

Decor Ideas to Fall for this Autumn

Decor Ideas to Fall for this Autumn

With its crips leaves and fabulous colors, fall may inspire you to decorate your home for this cozy time of year. Whether you prefer warm harvest hues or sophisticated jewel tones, this guide offers endless possibilities for transforming your space into a welcoming autumnal retreat. A bountiful color palette This year’s trending paint colors— earthy

The Power of Painting

The Power of Painting

Interview with Marisa Murrow Los Angeles-based artist Marisa Murrow discusses why nature inspires her, how painting is a means of both expression and connection, and how art transforms a home. Do you come from an artistic family? Yes. My mother was trained in the arts, my uncle is a potter, and other family members are