Each of these fabric-covered, designer headboards has a distinct personality. The only question is, Which one do you want to sleep with? Add some style to your bedroom with one of these designs.

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What better way to welcome guests than with a seasonal, easy-to-make door decoration? With fun add-ons and pretty patterns, one basic wreath form can turn into a slew of crafty possibilities. Click through for full instructions and tips for making three beautiful wreaths. For all three wreaths, carefully use a serrated bread knife to slightly round off both the inside and the outside edges of the front side of the Styrofoam form.

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Summer is prime time for a family get-away. If you're concerned about costs, now's the moment to start planning a fun summer vacation that fits your budget. Whether your family enjoys the great outdoors or prefers the air-conditioned indoors, we've got you covered with a list of eight cheap summer family vacations.

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1. Yosemite National Park, California. National parks are the way to go if you crave cheap sightseeing, and Yosemite arguably offers some of the best scenery of any national park. Admission with a car costs $20 (all occupants included) or $10 a person (over age 15) by any other means of transportation (e.g., foot or horseback); admission is good for seven days.

Yosemite is nearly as large as Rhode Island and boasts 800 miles of trails that accommodate the rugged outdoorsman as well as the leisurely walker. With more than 100 lakes, multiple waterfalls, mountains, and a few beaches,

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A couple of weeks ago, I found myself at the famed Blue Hill at Stone Barns in upstate New York. I was seated at a long, wooden communal table with 30-plus people in the food and wine industry, only some of whom I knew. The table was festooned with gorgeous floral arrangements--anemones, deep plum artichokes, and succulents--one of which was plunked right in front of me. At first I was delighted. Then the DIY tacos arrived: a plate piled with smoked shrimp, pickled mussels, and an untold number of condiments, all totally blocked by that beautiful arrangement. I couldn't assemble my taco without reaching rudely in front of my neighbors and getting out of my seat. My dream was becoming a communal table nightmare.

This shared dining arrangement has found its way into restaurants all over the country, from Son of a Gun in Los Angeles to Amis in Philadelphia. Some restaurants make it the only seating option; others center a communal table among other two- and four-tops.

We stocked this armoire with organizational strategies that recast bed-and-bath basics as a decadent experience-for you or a guest.

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With spring officially in full swing, you're likely searching for some new home decor to update your living space. But if you're not a big outdoorsy person, you're probably not jumping for any of the decor on store shelves. That's because so much of it is plant-based and green, and often, just tacky. Well, believe it or not, you can prime your home for the new season without sacrificing style or sophistication. I've browsed the hottest interior-design blogs on the Web, and I've pulled some on-trend pieces that surely would be fit in any en vogue home. Click through for 7 modern yet earthy decorations for your home! - By Rachelle Wilde

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