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When the yuletide season arrives, our quest begins for the perfectly decorated Christmas tree to spruce up our homes with holiday cheer. Trimming your family Christmas tree can be a ...
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Winter gardens come alive visually; as leaves fall and plants wither, the garden’s remaining shapes, textures and other features become clear and well defined. Additionally, landscapes viewed from inside your ...
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After watching the festivities unfold in the Big Apple, sipping champagne, and saving that midnight kiss for a special someone, most of us consider New Year’s Eve the finale of ...
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Photography by Kathryn Feldmann This stately brick Colonial on a quiet South Roanoke street, designed by Stone and Thompson architects, was built in 1954, by then-president of Norfolk and Western ...
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Photography by Jared Hall Bathrooms are small in square footage relative to the rest of your home, but these tiny rooms can deliver a big hit to the budget. It’s ...
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Photography by Kathryn Feldmann Mary Lynn Wright and Joe Alesantrino don’t really believe in easing into things gradually—or on a small scale. A shared dream to renovate an old home ...
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Winner Profiles by Claudia Pick THE RESULTS ARE IN! Earlier this spring, HOME magazine readers cast thousands of votes for their favorite home- and garden-related businesses in the area in ...
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Cooler days and the bright colors of autumn are on their way. The change of season can awaken an instinct to revert to our den-making, nest-lining, burrow-building roots by spiffing ...
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