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Sunny Side Up

A Eugene, Oregon, collector keeps decorating costs low after a move by setting her former furniture and accents against a sunnier palette to create a fresh, new look.
Fabricating Great Textile Style: Learn how to tie texture-rich textiles into your decor with a little inspiration from this home's sunny spaces.

See these full articles in the March 2010 issue of Country Sampler

Tennessee Waltz with History

An antiques aficionado stays true to her Volunteer State roots, surrounding herself with homegrown collections and well-weathered furnishings that salute yesteryear.
Spring into Action: Incorporate some touches of spring into your decor without sacrificing country style by following this homeowner's helpful hints.

See these full articles in the March 2010 issue of Country Sampler

Brush with the Past

With imagination and elbow grease, a resourceful couple convert a mid-century ranch home into convivial quarters brimming with Colonial character and natural nuances.
Nurturing a Natural Viewpoint: Cultivate perennially pleasing interior scenes by bringing exterior design elements, garden ornaments and natural materials indoors. Click here for a sneak preview!

See these full articles in the March 2010 issue of Country Sampler

It Takes a Village

Inspired by Colonial Williamsburg, a Michigan homeowner re-creates Early-American charm on her historic family farm with a custom house featuring clean lines, rustic furnishings and an earthy, period-appropriate palette.
Recapturing an Era: Let your home encapsulate the essence of yesteryear with tips for decorating with antiques and other old-fashioned accessories.

See these full articles in the March 2010 issue of Country Sampler

A Perfect Fit

Storage-rich country furniture and smartly displayed accents lend Colonial fanfare to a Massachusetts apartment that fits plenty of primitive style into a petite space.
Small Home, Big Style: Turn even the tightest quarters into a primitive showplace with ideas for creating an interior that makes an ample impact.

See these full articles in the March 2010 issue of Country Sampler

A Work in Progress

A Massachusetts couple with an eye for potential take a historic farmhouse from dilapidated to divine with necessary upgrades, custom features and a homey dose of country-chic decor. Three Ways to Get Wow-Factor Walls: Read expert tips for creating three distinctive wall treatments, including plastering, stenciling and classic antiquing. Click here to download instructions!

See these full articles in the March 2010 issue of Country Sampler

Brush off the winter chill and warm up for spring with the bright decorating ideas and fresh decor in our March 2010 issue!

Plus, don't miss these informative articles in our March issue:

Antiques Q&A

Read up on the background and value of several Easter-themed antiques, including:
• A large egg-shaped German candy container
• A 110-year-old bunny chocolate mold
• Pieces of rabbit-dotted china
• Vintage egg-dyeing tools, and more!

Country Treasures

Reawaken your rooms after a long winter with colorful, cute or just-plain-country accessories that boost the springtime style of any space. Plus, click here to enter to win a rustic spindle bunny accent!

Contain Yourself

Introduce a bit of innovation to your decor this spring with colorful floral displays nestled inside cleverly repurposed vessels.

Decorate with Crafts

The Country Sampler stylists enhance a sunny kitchen’s Easter attitude with a smattering of colorful accents, floral touches and creative tablescape ideas. Click here for a sneak preview!

Win! 14th Annual Easter Egg Hunt

Go for the gold! Find the dozen golden eggs hidden in the pages of the March 2010 issue, and you could win a $1,000 Country Sampler shopping spree, adorable spring accents and more. Click here for your chance to win!

Craft Fair Online

Our Craft Fair offers you one-stop, hassle-free shopping for home and garden accessories, furnishings and patterns. Click here for more information on our crafters and their products.