Amy Mitchell

Birmingham

Managing Editor at Country Living

Managing Editor at Veranda Magazine

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Articles

How to Choose Wallpaper You’ll Love Forever, According to Designers

1 week ago | veranda.com | Amy Mitchell

Wallpaper is a stunning way to add color, texture, pattern, and personal style to any room in your home. Just take a look at some of the most beautiful VERANDA house tours in the world: Time and time again, top designers turn to wallpaper—from feminine florals to subtle stripes and everything in between—to make an impact in their clients’ homes, as well as their own.
How to Choose Wallpaper You’ll Love Forever, According to Designers

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Amy Mitchell

Wallpaper is a stunning way to add color, texture, pattern, and personal style to any room in your home. Just take a look at some of the most beautiful VERANDA house tours in the world: Time and time again, top designers turn to wallpaper—from feminine florals to subtle stripes and everything in between—to make an impact in their clients’ homes, as well as their own.
These 12 Affordable Amazon Finds Look Like They’re Straight From a Vintage Shop

2 weeks ago | veranda.com | Amy Mitchell

Skip to ContentLove a collected, vintage style? These products from Amazon nail the look. By Amy MitchellPublished: Apr 8, 2025Terra-Cotta Floral Transferware VaseThis round, low-profile vase is just right for fresh garden snips. The crackled finish gives it the look of a passed-down family treasure. Boho Throw BlanketWe’re obsessed with the rich colors of this soft 100 percent cotton throw blanket for the sofa or the bed. Detailed stitching celebrates flora and fauna.
This CVS Hack Has Saved Me Almost $6,000—Here's How

3 weeks ago | countryliving.com | Amy Mitchell

I go to my local CVS at least once a week (ok, twice). A big part of my frequent trips has much to do with it being conveniently located only three blocks from my house. Our family of four gets our prescriptions filled there; we get our flu shots there, too. When they were old enough, my kids and their friends would walk there for candy. Now as teenagers they go for cosmetics, sports drinks, shampoo, deodorant, and well, candy.
6 Quick & Easy Living Room Updates You Can Do This Weekend

3 weeks ago | countryliving.com | Amy Mitchell

Spring is here and that means it’s time for a little room refreshing. The weekend is just the right amount of time to do a living room makeover. Yes, it’s true! We’re not talking about moving walls or installing hardwood floors or even painting the walls a pretty living room paint color. We mean the most instant gratification, high-impact, low-effort, and low-budget ways to refresh your living room in two days or less.
176 creative charades ideas you haven't thought of yet

4 weeks ago | countryliving.com | Amy Mitchell |Janece Maze

First published by Country Living US Any day of the year is perfect for a fun night of games with your family and friends – no need to save it for special occasions. But what to do if you find yourself away from home and that sky-high pile of the best family board games in your den? Not to worry, there are plenty of classic icebreaker games that require no equipment at all, like a good old-fashioned game of charades.
These Living Room Accent Walls Will Make You Want to Redecorate

1 month ago | countryliving.com | Amy Mitchell

We love a good “wow” moment in the living room—a stylish and impactful “something-something” that catches your eye when you first enter the most welcoming space of your home. Maybe it’s a statement-making piece of furniture, an arrangement of artwork that commands your attention, or a single wall clad in character-rich reclaimed wood or wallpaper.
9 Unexpected Things in an Old Home That Could Be Worth a Ton of Money

1 month ago | veranda.com | Amy Mitchell

Old house love is real—the history, the patina, the “they don’t make ‘em like that anymore” details. But what’s beloved to many—that centuries-old front door, an oversize drippy chandelier—might feel dated to others, leading them to replace certain original elements with more modern looks. For those embracing the “out with the old, in with the new” approach or even razing a house completely, think twice before demo day and save valuable items for reuse or resale.
9 Unexpected Things in an Old Home That Could Be Worth a Ton of Money

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Amy Mitchell

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links."Old house love is real—the history, the patina, the “they don’t make ‘em like that anymore” details. But what’s beloved to many—that centuries-old front door, an oversize drippy chandelier—might feel dated to others, leading them to replace certain original elements with more modern looks.
Gracie and Ruggable Just Launched the Prettiest Collection for Spring

1 month ago | veranda.com | Amy Mitchell

Spring’s latest collaboration is launching just in time for your seasonal design refresh. In Ruggable x Gracie’s new collection, the high style of Gracie’s handpainted wallpapers meets the everyday durability and affordability of Ruggable’s rugs and runners. The result is livable luxury, bringing Gracie’s beloved bespoke wall designs to life underfoot. The Gracie Hampton rug in Soft Blue by Ruggable echoes the blooming motif seen on this dining room’s tree-covered walls.