Home & Garden

The global home interiors brand taps into the soul of the South

How Trex reimagines outdoor living

G&G’s style director shares beautiful tools and products for a fresh start at home

Daffodil bulbs aplenty, a griddle made for camping, and more must-haves for the backyard and beyond

And why it’s totally fine to let some pods grow big

In her new book, Living with Flowers, the beauty heiress shares how floral design goes far beyond the vase

Interior designer Tate Reynolds invites you to shop his studio

A writer in search of solace stumbled upon Knoxville’s Museum of Infinite Outcomes—an open-air sanctuary of seeds, signs, and quiet resilience

A sweet renaissance in a century-old bayou retreat

Seeds, vegetables, and flowers with tasty flavors and surprising backstories

When a writer moved into a nineteenth-century ancestral homeplace on the edge of Pisgah National Forest, the house unlocked a flood of history. Then came the waters of Helene.

No flames? No problem.

“It’s bizarre to force some colorful, sweet cocktail on someone just because it’s cute.”

Tips and a tutorial from a Charleston hotelier. (Don’t forget the clotted cream.)

The tiki legend shares a few simple ingredients for a DIY tropical pop-up

A festive chess set, the ultimate sportsman’s watch, jaw-dropping jewelry, and more covetable ideas

Plus, tips for nurturing Eudora Welty’s favorite cactus

A touch of texture to elevate any Southern home

An extensive restoration at Reynolda honors one of the South’s most iconic glasshouses

The North Carolina native has helped thousands of home cooks get dinner on the table, and her deliciously unfussy approach is perfect for the busiest time of year