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Athletes Shawn Johnson East and Andrew East renovate their home in Nashville while honoring its 1970s charm.
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Better Homes and Gardens is a monthly magazine focused on home improvement, gardening, cooking and lifestyle inspiration. It offers practical ideas and expert advice to help readers create comfortable, stylish and functional living spaces. The magazine is known for its accessible approach to home décor, featuring design ideas, DIY projects and renovation tips that suit a wide range of budgets and tastes. It also includes gardening guidance, with seasonal planting advice and landscaping inspiration to help readers make the most of their outdoor spaces. In addition, it provides recipes and cooking tips that emphasize everyday meals and entertaining with ease. Better Homes and Gardens also covers topics such as organization, wellness and family living, creating a well-rounded lifestyle resource. Its friendly tone and practical focus make it a go-to source for inspiration and guidance. Available on PressReader, Better Homes and Gardens magazine delivers creative ideas, expert tips and inspiration for every area of the home.
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ArticleBack in Season
Kick off baking season with this collection of memorable recipes featured in BHG over the years.
ArticleFor Keeps
A floral designer brings dried flowers back to life in colorful wreaths, wall hangings, and arrangements.
ArticleEditor’s Letter
here’s been a resurgence lately of what social media has dubbed “grandma hobbies”: analog, hands-on pastimes that require concentration, patience, practice, and—perhaps most importantly—no screens or AI prompts. Knitting, needlepoint,...
ArticleOff the Page
Rediscover the joy of making, growing, and baking with some of our favorite analog hobbies to get into this month. Our second annual Red Plaid Café in New York City October 23 and 24 pays homage to BHG’s 100+-year legacy of celebrating...
Articlelip Us ver
Inspired by our NYC event later this month, we’re serving up 15 ways to build connections and nurture hobbies off-screen.
ArticleRoadside Renaissance
Classic motor lodges meet high design in these renovated properties. he 1950s and ‘60s were a golden era for motels, thanks to the postwar boom in car ownership and the enthusiastic road-tripping that followed. Though some of those...