new york times home and garden articles

In the world of DIY all measurements are precise, and all edges fit. Couples do not bicker. This is a world in which all problems get solved.

Through a host of small efforts by residents, the seaside town of Hove has become a prototype of a green village.

After discovering the hearty rugosa, a gardener embarks on a love affair.

A garden of 14 acres has stirred controversy in worlds as diverse as the English gardening establishment, the British Parliament and the press.

An architectural designer in Texas uses an exhaustive psychological and aesthetic compatibility exercise for would-be home builders, in a process he calls emotional architecture.

The proliferation of poison ivy has created a business opportunity for horticulturists who help people get rid of the itchy vine.

Set back from President Street in Carroll Gardens is a small Romanesque Revival building that gets a lot of attention from Brooklynites.

Kelly Wearstler, who designs resorts, residences and home furnishings and accessories, browsed her favorite design bookstore in Los Angeles for ideas and inspiration.

A surprising number of appliances in the home need to be vented to the outside to get rid of toxic fumes.

Q. Is there a way to use garden ornaments without going overboard like my neighbors do?

A transparent ceiling at the Boca Raton Resort and Club is made of Texlon ETFE, a material with multiple layers of plastic film

What makes Stark Carpet’s Oriental Turkish Patchwork rugs new is the color combination.

Recycled plastic lamps from Heath Nash.

Warehouse 161, a new store in the Springs section of East Hampton, N.Y., is offering some good buys on vintage midcentury modern furniture and lighting

Allergy Luxe Premium Bed Bug Barrier mattress covers are one way to fight the pests off.