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Ask around, and a pattern starts to emerge: fewer families are booking the banquet hall, renting the bounce house company's full package, or spendi...
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Real estate agents have a phrase for the first seven seconds a buyer spends looking at a house before they've even opened the car door: the curb ap...
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Every spring, the same thing happens. A Pinterest board fills up with sun-drenched cottage gardens, pastel bunting strung between olive trees, and ...
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Real estate listings now routinely lead with the outdoor dining setup before they mention the kitchen renovation, and design magazines that used to...
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Georgia gardeners have a saying that does not translate well outside the region: a proper yard needs somewhere to sit and something blooming near i...
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Sales of outdoor furniture, fire pits, and landscaping services all climbed sharply after 2020, and unlike a lot of pandemic-era spending habits, t...
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Walk into the lobby of a five-star hotel and you will almost never find a single, showy, look-at-me flower arrangement dominating the room. That su...
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The English cottage garden was never supposed to be beautiful. That is, more or less, the whole point of it, and it is also the reason it has come ...
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The best-performing short-term rentals in the country have almost nothing in common architecturally. A converted barn in the Hudson Valley, a bunga...
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In 2005, a psychologist at Rutgers University named Jeannette Haviland-Jones ran an experiment that sounds almost too simple to matter. She handed ...
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