In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Better Homes & Gardens

• Show Time
  We’re falling for media rooms that trade stand-alone theater seats for stylish spaces that beckon you to get cozy and settle in.
• Works of Art
  A multipiece art wall turns any room into a personal gallery. Design pros share their tips for how to up the sophistication of the ever-popular gallery wall.
• Editors’ Picks: Smart Style
  Small size, big innovation. These design-forward finds are products we’ve tested and loved or can’t wait to bring home next.
• The Perfect Swarm
  Do you hear that? It’s a whisper of insects taking over your house for the Halloween season. Cocoon your front yard with moths, butterflies, and lightning bugs constructed from inexpensive craft items. Natural materials and clever techniques keep your bugs safe from weather—and reusable year to year.
• The Away List: Roadside Renaissance
  The classic American motel is back. These thoughtfully restored properties blend nostalgic architecture with elevated interiors and a fresh sense of place.
• Where the Pros Go
  If your vacations revolve around restaurant reservations, you’re in good company. We asked food insiders to reveal their favorite places to eat across the country.
• Throwback: Memory Lane
  A full-scale reno builds on decades of design inspiration to honor this Twin Cities home’s midcentury—and Midwestern—roots.
• Chilies & Chiles
  Unlock a whole new side of chili. These recipes prove a combination of fresh and dried chiles brings smoky, earthy, and/or fiery flavors to the pot.
• Home 3.0: The House of the Future
  A new era is here, and it’s transforming the way we live at home. These innovations go beyond good design, making everyday life healthier, easier, and more efficient.
• Take the Long View
  Approach your next move with confidence using strategies that make buying, selling, and planning ahead a little easier.
• Rosy Revival
  Inspired by its original stained-glass window, a Victorian’s narrow bath gets a sweet glow-up with an arched shower, durable surfaces, and plenty of heirloom appeal.
• Grow More, Water Less
  These days, more and more gardeners are taking their landscapes on the rocks. Here’s what you need to know to create a gravel garden that’s big on plants and low on effort.
• The Smoke Shack
  Part outdoor kitchen, part social hub, this backyard pit stop keeps the slow smoke and good times fired up all year long.
• Piece of Cake
  Sarah Fennel knows cake. The mastermind behind the best-selling cookbook Sweet Tooth bakes up four breezy, everyday cakes for any time you need a little treat.
• For Keeps
  Floral designer Layla Robinson’s creative, colorful projects breathe new life into dried flowers.
• Welcome to Honey Hills
  Outside of Nashville, athletes Shawn Johnson East and Andrew East embraced the charm of their 1970s house while adding details that encourage their family to gather, relax, and play. The result is an Olympic combination of old and new.
• Design in Bloom
  An interior designer brings her collector’s eye outdoors, transforming her Upstate New York yard into a charming, Old World-inspired garden.
• Back in Season
  More than a century’s worth of magazines tell us that once the first cold snap hits, our readers are ready to bake. So we turned to our archives for six memorable recipes that cure cozy-season cravings.
• The Sleep of Your Dreams
  Get better rest and improve your overall health with small, expert-backed changes you can start tonight.
• Black Gold
  Beyond the expected vinaigrette, balsamic vinegar’s distinctive, elegant balance of sweetness and acidity punches up everything it touches.
• Nara Smith
  On the eve of her debut cookbook, the self-taught cook and content creator reflects on food, family, and the whimsical spirit she brings to every meal.
• Small & Mighty
  There’s more potential than meets the eye. These design-forward urban spaces show how tiny yards can accomplish big things.
• Between Then & Now
  A 1930s bungalow swipes right into the future with a modern addition, marrying architectural styles for contemporary family living.
• Notifications Off
  Inspired by our upcoming Red Plaid Café event, we brewed up 15 ideas for tapping into your creativity, fostering friendships, and refilling your cup.
• One-Pan Wonders
  Each of these low-fuss dinner ideas comes together in one hardworking pan, relying on clever shortcuts to minimize dishes without skimping on flavor.
• Automate Your Life
  If you think AI is just for business, think again. Embrace tech to help ease decision fatigue, manage your calendar, and free your mind to focus on what matters most.
• In the Know
  News and notes to boost your well-being
• Yinka Ilori
  The British-Nigerian artistand designer is aptlydubbed the “architect of joy,”thanks in part to his uplifting use of pattern and color. His work encourages pulling up a seat and connectingwith community.