better homes and gardens november 2017 issue

November 2017

Better Homes & Gardens November 2017 Magazine Cover

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FOLDING LAUNDRY

Last night I was doing the laundry. Inexplicably, it's the folding that always seems to hold me up, so I usually put it off. I was sitting on the floor watching television and going through the repetitive motions of rolling socks, squaring up napkins, and unsuccessfully attempting to fold a fitted sheet (don't judge).

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Better Homes & Gardens. WINE CLUB

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BH & G INSIDER

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WHAT'S TRENDING ON BHG.COM

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RED DOUBLE AMARYLLIS IN WOVEN BASKET

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HOST-READY FOOD GIFTS

A Bottle of red, a bottle of white, or perhaps you want to show up with something a little more special for the host tonight?

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Happy place

This irresistibly upbeat gallery-meets-shop in Westport, CT, is a year-round source of sunshine via its cheeky home and fashion collectibles.

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Queen of COLORING

For some it's a creative outlet. For others it's a moment to relax. For Johanna Basford, the artist behind the craze's biggest titles, coloring is a chance to make her mark.

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HARVEST HUES

Create a comfy cocoon using the fiery colors of autumn's changing landscape as your guide. The decorator's trick of a 60:30:10 ratio yields the most relaxing effect: Use your dominant color in 60 percent of the room, then divvy up two accent colors-- 30 percent of one and 10 percent of another.

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Up to the CHALLENGE

Two Seattle-based designers walk us through their 1-2-3 solutions for creatine spaces that are high style and durable enough for a young family.

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DISHWASHERS

Your dishwasher may not be reaching its full potential. Get the inside story on how to use if more effectively: Scrub less, skip the towel-drying, and never rewash again.

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MAKING THE CUT

Etching glassware is an easy, affordable way to elevate basic pieces. Use our ideas (or your own) to create works of art in 20 minutes or less.

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Organize your DROP ZONE

No matter the size of your entry, implementing these storage strategies combats clutter and upgrades efficiency.

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I did it!

This do-it-yourselfer topped off her master bath makeover with a decorative paint treatment that disguises-- get this-- sheet vinyl flooring.

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SIMPLY SHAKER

SHAKERS, THE ORIGINAL MINIMALISTS, PAVED THE WAY FOR MODERN DESIGN WITH A SIMPLE, HONEST LIFESTYLE. THEIR FURNISHINGS AND GUIDING PRINCIPLES (MINUS SOME OF THE AUSTERITY) STILL FEEL RIGHT AT HOME TODAY.

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THE SHAPE OF THINGS

Topiary is the art of taking ordinary plants and shaping them into living sculptures.

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Living HISTORY

Two globe-trotters found their next adventure in the renovation of a 150-year-old farmhouse. Yes, they hung shiplap. But they also hung vibrant contemporary art and made room for passed-down family treasures. The look feels familiar and somehow new. Let's call if modern heirloom style.

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WINE 1,2,3

Holiday wine buying just got easier, thanks to our handy guide on what to pour with your Thanksgiving meal.

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ROASTING PANS

If turkey is the shining star of the big meal, the roasting pan plays a key supporting role. Our picks for pans worthy of keeping in your kitchen ensemble long after the show is over.

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