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Room to Improve : Wallflowers
Q. I would like to cover a wall with a mural, but I'm not artistic. Can I use a stencil?

Houses and Gardens Open Up, Greeting Spring (and Visitors)
The spring season of show houses and house and garden tours is in full swing, from a converted industrial building with views of the Hudson River to an 1852 Federal style row house.

At Home With: Viktor Schreckengost: Belatedly, Stardom Finds a 20th-Century Master
Viktor Schreckengost designed the Jazz Bowl and popularized the pedal car. Maybe that's what keeps him young.

A Pie-in-the-Sky Treehouse Made Real
Ezra Idlet spent eight years building his obsession: a 540 square foot treehouse.

Garden Q & A: Geraniums Want to Stay Cool
Q. The geraniums on my Manhattan terrace start with beautiful flowers, but seldom bloom again. What can I do?

The Secret Source Is Out
As products once restricted to the trade become available to all, the power shifts in interior design.

Shopping With Shuler Hensley: Mr. Punctual and Ms. Tardy, Buying Time
The "Tarzan" actor hunts for a clock on the third floor of Grand Central.

Garden Design: Plantings for a Home Nestled in the Forest
C. Colston Burrell's latest obsession is the hellebore, which is showcased in his garden by random paths and terraces.

Room to Improve : Green Driveways
Q. Any suggestions for replacing my worn-out concrete driveway?

Close to Home: A Shrine to Southern Literature, Slightly Frayed
This past weekend, Eudora Welty's house was opened to the public after a restoration, including the bedroom where she worked.

Garden Q & A: Trying to Keep a Low Profile
Q. After several years in Eastern Africa, I am now gardening in Connecticut. Is there a small tree I can grow that will resemble an African acacia?

Home Alone Together
Two decades after Woody Allen and Mia Farrow defied convention by living apart, researchers are seeing a surge in long-term, two-home relationships.

It's Not Whether You Win or Lose, but How You Decorate
Jay Cross, the president of the New York Jets, renovated his apartment last year with the help of the architect Emanuela Frattini Magnusson.

Kitchen & Bath Forecast: Too Much Is Never Enough
With Americans pouring $111 billion into kitchen and bath renovations this year, the demand for new products is seemingly insatiable.

Room to Improve : Disguising Height
Q. I have read that buyers are flocking to apartments with high ceilings. Mine are low. What can I do?

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