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Haskell Harris

Haskell Harris is the founding style director at Garden & Gun. She joined the title in 2008 and covers all things design-focused for the magazine. The House Romantic: Curating Memorable Interiors for a Meaningful Life is her first book. Follow @haskellharris on Instagram.

Arts & Culture

What happens when an interiors expert is stuck in her interior? Six tastemakers tell us how they’re sparking creativity at home

Arts & Culture

Toss the ratty T-shirts and turn instead to these Southern companies making easy-wearing clothing

Decor

In this bizarre time, organizing can be a soul salve

Home & Garden

Three ways to create beauty in every corner of the house

Arts & Culture

Perfect mail-order presents for Southern mamas

Arts & Culture

The silver linings of staying put

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Southern Style

Meet the tastemakers who are carrying forward five style icons

Arts & Culture

Readers share their favorite ways to take their minds off the news and have a little fun

Arts & Culture

Thoughtful ideas that champion comfort and connection

Arts & Culture

Boutiques and retailers across the region are offering deals and incentives, and helping support others during the shutdown

Arts & Culture

G&G’s style director recommends eight great design-minded books to pore over

Home & Garden

Workaday ducks fly in style with this idea from the magazine’s office

Gardens

Thanks to Thomas Jefferson’s keen nose, fragrant blooms endure for today’s green thumbs

Decor

From shells to feathers and birds’ nests to butterflies, make a statement with natural wonders

Decor

Take inspiration from the homes of the colonial South by using this inventive painting technique

Arts & Culture

Magic words from Grandma Gunn that will sustain a marriage

Gardens

A guide to mail-order sources for beautiful house plants

Style Notes

Interior designer Angie Hranowsky shares her favorite design-forward sites and bites

Arts & Culture

More than two dozen gifts to suit any personality

Arts & Culture

How one inventive boutique helped revive tiny St. Joseph, Louisiana