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Our readers tell us they've been paying extra-close attention to something they can control—perfecting their home spaces. That's what this, our second annual Q&A issue, is all about. This issue has become one of our favorites because it combines two vital things: the real-life concerns of our readers and the knowledge and expertise of our editors and designers. We want to help everyone have a better life when it comes to the ultimate sanctuary—their home.

Throwbacks to lacy fabric and dried botanicals are fresh again in modern decor ideas. Find what inspires you in the November 2020 issue.

The holidays are well-timed during the darkest days of the year. They help boost our spirits when we need it the most. No matter how you celebrate, we've compiled gifts, crafts, and decorations to express your joy in the season.

Perhaps even more than spring, autumn is a prime time for tidying up to prepare for the winter hibernation. While a fall refresh can mean organizing your drop zone or tackling one last renovation project, it can also mean sprucing up your beauty routine or experimenting with a fresh color scheme. Ahead, browse the products featured in the October 2020 issue.

You don't need a total remodel to make your living room feel new this season. Cozying up your space is as simple as adding a few stylish pieces from Walmart—all under $250.

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For this September issue we decided to celebrate one of our greatest assets—the healing power of home. This issue is full of easy projects that will inspire you and help add a happy note to your home life. We decided to share these ideas with you under the title Project Joy. The goal of these projects is to take a break from the news and simply create—perhaps losing yourself in the process of painting or crafting while doing something that improves your everyday.

Bold prints, denim blues, and a little organization go a long way to transform your space. Ahead, see what's featured in the August 2020 issue of Better Homes & Gardens magazine.

Forget your passport. You'll get in a seaside state of mind when you fill your home with these beachy touches from The Home Depot.

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This content is funded by The Home Depot and produced by our eCommerce content team on their behalf.