Hardware

Don't neglect your favorite summer hangout just because the temperatures have dropped. With a few upgrades, you can enjoy it all winter long, too.

We're taking dessert into outer space with this super simple technique.

Some of our favorite designers, from Nate Berkus to Emily Henderson, give us their picks.

With a little wintry magic (plus ornaments and wooden dowels), it's easy to turn inexpensive supplies into a dramatic, long-lasting decoration.

Set aside the idea that every wreath needs to be circular; it can certainly start out that way, and then trail off.

We looked to our favorite fine china styles—including Royal Copenhagen, jasperware, and pierced creamware—for Easter egg inspiration and came up with techniques so remarkably simple, you'll want to pass them down, too.

Her embellished eggs, chicks, and rabbits are almost too cute to eat.

As used by Martha for the most glorious egg-shaped cookies.

Everyone will receive a merry greeting — and a cheerful goodbye — when you hang a few brass-plated bells on your doorknob.

It's true! This honeycomb cake is the bee's knees.