Bettee Homes And Gardens August 2007
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Between friends
Every few days now, my husband sends me an e-mail, counting down the days to our summer vacation. As I'm writing this letter, we're 59 days and 1,296 miles away from our favorite North Carolina beach.
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We asked you to describe the one major change you'd love to make in your home. For so many it has to do with creating a place for friends and family
MY WISH FOR A MAJOR change would be to extend the back of our house so we could enlarge our tiny master bathroom, the main bath, and kitchen. Cooking is my passion. When we all get together, there are 20 of us. We moved into this house three years ago from a home that was one-third the size.
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10 DAYS OF BEAUTIFUL BOUQUETS
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NEW VIDEO SERIES! PAINT LIKE A PRO
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BE A STATE FAIR WINNER ...
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Leaf of the Party
Set the scene for an outdoor party with accents gathered from your garden.
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Out of the Box
A long rectangular family room with a hodgepodge of furniture poses some arranging dilemmas. Designer Laurie Smith tackles this challenge.
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A Shade Better
A Shade Better Give ordinary lampshades a lift with easy add-ons that take less than an hour.
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BEAUTY ON A BUDGET
We asked interior designers around the country: What are some interesting ways to decorate your home without blowing the budget?
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Home Grown
Home Grown With an innovative floor plan and garden-inspired design, our 2007 Idea Kitchen brings "getaway" spirit to everyday living.
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Turn the Tide
Turn the Tide Casual yet sophisticated, this house shows how you can create a summery feel without pouring on the seashells.
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Hobby Central
A spare room becomes a pretty and practical spot for wrapping, scrapping, and sewing. Stock cabinets, pegboard, and smart storage strategies make it work.
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CLASS ACTS
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WINDOW SHOPPING
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SMOOTH MOVES
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TEA PARTY
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STITCHIN' IT
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SLIP SHAPE
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Eat-in Style
Eat-in Style Comfortable seating and spicy styling make these breakfast nooks as inviting as a corner café.
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Shore Thing
An open floor plan, breezy colors, and new deck whip a tumbledown beach shack into ship shape.
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Stocking Up On Green
If making your home more eco-friendly is a priority, start with this closet of supplies recommended by "green clean" authority Linda Mason Hunter. "You and your household will be helping to preserve the planet," she says, "even if it's one spritz at a time."
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Gem Packed
Tangled bangles and errant earrings tarnish a girl's morning dress-up routine. Tidy up your treasures with pretty storage.
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The Plot Thickens
The best of British gardens blooms with wild abandon around a Virginia home. It all started with a page-turner.
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Daily Doses
Daily Doses Hardy, adaptable, and rarely bothered by pests-- no wonder daylilies are so popular. Follow out prescription to keep these easy-care perennials blooming their best.
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Something Wild
The look may hint at native prairie, but this suburban garden is perfectly under control.
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Street Smarts
Too close to the street and too dreary on the eyes, this small house gets a spiffy makeover to add drama and privacy.
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SMART WATERING
Make a watering can your favorite tool by choosing and using it wisely.
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VACATION HYDRATION
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LIGHT WORK
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SHOW OFF
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THIS MONTH IN THE GARDEN
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Succulent Dish
The hottest and driest weather doesn't foil this clever pot filled with succulent plants that love the heat.
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Shade Solved
Turn shadowy hollows into showy gardens with our tips on making the most of shade.
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Stay Cool
To beat the heat, turn your backyard into a water theme park.
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On the Road Again
Love it or dread it, the family road trip is still the ultimate bonding experience.
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Clean Getaway
For trips long or short, a tidy vehicle keeps your eyes and mind on the road. Try our tips for keeping your car organized.
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Give Me Liberty
To step out as independent adults, children need to learn to rely on themselves, starting from an early age.
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Shoot the breeze
BOSTON PHOTOGRAPHERS AMY AND JOE KELLER KEEP IT LIGHT AND COOL IN THEIR SEASIDE COTTAGE.
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Perennial Beauty
A homeowner's zest for gardening spills into her small cottage.
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Pint-size paradise
This tiny garden always seems to have room for one more plant.
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SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY
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COOKING BANANA
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HOT SUMMER NIGHTS
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I Did It!
"I love the State Fair. Where else can you go as an adult and win a ribbon? It makes you feel like a kid."
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Bettee Homes And Gardens August 2007
Source: https://archive.bhg.com/issue/2007/8/
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