House Beautiful

House Beautiful

House Beautiful is a magazine dedicated to interior design and home decor. It first hit the shelves in 1896 and is now published by the Hearst Corporation, which took over in 1934. It holds the title of the oldest magazine still in circulation in the "shelter magazine" category, which focuses on home and lifestyle topics.

National, Consumer
English
Magazine

Outlet metrics

Domain Authority
80
Ranking

Global

#14709

United States

#4030

Home and Garden/Home Improvement and Maintenance

#13

Traffic sources
Monthly visitors

Articles

  • 2 days ago | housebeautiful.com | Wanda Sachs

    The weather plays a crucial role in the health of plants. Rain and sunshine are vital for crops to grow, but an imbalance can make them sick. A warm, humid environment offers the ideal conditions for bacteria and pests, such as snails and aphids, to thrive. In 2023, amidst an unusually wet summer, the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) received at least 7,500 enquiries about plant diseases as many found their plants afflicted by tomato blight, fungal infections, and scabs.

  • 3 days ago | housebeautiful.com | Kelly Allen

    Plants and flowers add charm and vibrancy to any environment, whether you have a sprawling backyard or just a cozy nook indoors. Beyond their undeniable visual appeal, gardening offers a host of benefits: it fosters relaxation, cultivates a sense of responsibility, and contributes to cleaner air. With so much to gain, gardening shouldn’t be reserved solely for those with abundant outdoor spaces or expansive greenhouses.

  • 4 days ago | housebeautiful.com | Wanda Sachs

    Winning tickets to Wimbledon isn't just a treat for tennis enthusiasts. With its divine flower displays, the annual championship is also a little highlight for fans of horticulture. It's not long now until thousands of visitors flock to SW19 again to watch the best players in the world write tennis history. But ask any prospective Wimbledon guest, and they'll tell you that the appeal isn't just the sport itself.

  • 4 days ago | housebeautiful.com | Wanda Sachs

    Self-sufficient shrubs Shrubs like weigela (pictured) or viburnum demand practically no attention and quietly thrive on their own. 'Once they're settled in, they pretty much look after themselves – just a light prune every now and then – and they’ll reward you with lush greenery and beautiful blooms,' says Nick. Hands-off hedgesWant some nice borders in your garden but dread the regular trim? According to Nick, you can't go wrong with juniper or boxwood.

  • 6 days ago | housebeautiful.com | Wanda Sachs

    Known as a go-to source for visual inspiration, few platforms can be relied upon for predicting upcoming trends quite like Pinterest. With approximately 570 million monthly users saving, searching and shopping the latest looks, Pinterest offers a fascinating window into what we are loving right now in interiors, fashion and lifestyle – and where trends are headed next. Every few months, Pinterest reveals what’s capturing attention across the platform.