In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Country Living (US)

• Cheerful Front Doors
  Nothing sets the tone for a home quite like a warm and colorful welcome.
• A Joyful, Jovial Kitchen
  Thanks to paint and patina, a designer’s multicolored cooking space is as happy and lighthearted as it is hardworking.
• A Grassy Green Charmer
  Whether you gravitate toward softer shades or crisp colors, these lushly hued listings are just waiting to help you turn over a new leaf.
• Step Right Up
  From signage to souvenirs, these prized country-fair collectibles conjure nostalgia for the midways of yesteryear.
• What Is It? What Is It Worth?
  Our team of antiques experts weighs in on your treasured finds.
• Business Is Blooming
  A second-generation farmer masters the art of dried floral arrangements in California’s Capay Valley.
• Lockhart, Texas
  Forty minutes south of Austin, a new wave of community-minded entrepreneurs is doubling down on this onetime railroad shipping center with a fresh batch of eateries, art galleries, and antiques emporiums.
• No Screens Allowed
  Designer Emily Henderson turns a backyard barn into an artsy neighborhood enclave to encourage wonder without Wi-Fi.
• So Long, Farewell
  Author J. Ryan Stradal learns the power of goodbyes from a wild and weather-worn farm cat.
• The Lake Effect
  Piles of patterns in colorways that draw from the landscape bring a 100-year-old family lake cabin into the here and now.
• California scheming
  Channeling their longtime family connections to the Wild West, a design-savvy couple revives a midcentury California ranch that now takes its color cues from vintage trading blankets and the surrounding citrus grove.
• DOWN TO EARTH
  A dark and dated North Carolina fishing cabin gets cast a new line courtesy of a color scheme in keeping with its surroundings and a tackle box of charming accents.