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This undated photo provided by Betsy Burnham shows a room by California-based designer Betsy Burnham, with framed prints of playing cards by William Wegman that are propped up to form a whimsical backdrop for other decorative items. The days after guests have gone home and holiday decorations have been put away can be perfect for rethinking and changing the location of framed items in your home. (Laura Hull/Betsy Burnham via AP)

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After the holidays: a great time to rethink your decor

by Melissa Rayworth Associated PressDecember 30, 2016

“The trick with a loft-like space is to make it feel like a home rather than a gallery and ensure the art isn’t overshadowed by design elements,” Lanteri said.

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Home is where the art is

by Audrey Hoffer Washington PostDecember 24, 2016

Weathered Wood Field Tile in a large hex - 7.41 per square foot, architecturalceramics.com. MUST CREDIT: Handout courtesy of Architectural Ceramics.

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What’s trending in tile

by Lindsey M. Roberts Washington PostDecember 24, 2016

Personalizing a snow globe with family photos is possible, though not particularly easy, depending on the method.

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Personalize snow globe with photos

by Holly Ramer Associated PressDecember 24, 2016

This Nov. 25, 2016 photo shows soundscaping evergreens photographed in Langley, Wash. Soundscapers use trees to mask bothersome urban noise. Evergreens, like these alongside a Langley street are the preferred vegetative sound barriers because they are densely branched and attractive the year-'round. (AP Photo/By Dean Fosdick)(Dean Fosdick via AP)

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Nature’s remedy for blocking noise? Trees

by Dean Fosdick Associated PressDecember 17, 2016

A "for sale" sign outside a building in downtown Greenfield. Recorder Staff/Andy Castillo

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Tips for buying, selling in winter

by Jonathan Fox Washington PostDecember 17, 2016

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To cut costs, remodel, don’t rebuild

by Harriet Edleson Washington PostDecember 12, 2016

This undated photo provided by HGTV, shows a portion of a kitchen in Ann Arbor, Mich. Black and white is a great choice for a kitchen color scheme because any accent color can blend in well. In this kitchen designed by Brian Patrick Flynn for the HGTV Urban Oasis 2016 giveaway, bright blue dishes and towels liven up the space. (HGTV/Scripps Networks, LLC. Via AP)

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Kitchen trends and innovations for 2017

by Melissa Rayworth Associated PressDecember 12, 2016

This image released by Pantone shows a color swatch called "greenery", which has been named as the color of the year for 2017 by the Pantone Color Institute. The vibrant green with yellow undertones is an answer, of sorts, to bruising 2016, signaling a yearning to rejuvenate, and to reconnect to both nature and something larger than oneself, said Laurie Pressman, the institute's vice president. (Pantone via AP)

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Pantone Color Institute’s color of the year is ‘greenery’

by Leanne Italie Associated PressDecember 12, 2016

This Oct. 27, 2016 photo provided by Joe Phelan shows Glenn Adams' "House of Cards" which hangs on the wall at the State House in Augusta, Maine. (Joe Phelan via AP)Joe Phelan

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Finding beauty and value

by Glenn Adams Associated PressDecember 9, 2016