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Ellen McGauley

Ellen McGauley

Executive Editor at Veranda

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Our 2026 Color of the Year Started With a Scandal-Plagued Royal—No, Not That One

The vivid, sultry shade has a binge-worthy story that merits its own Netflix series.
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This South Carolina Jewelry Designer Is Repurposing Vintage Bakelit...

Talk about a glow-up: These pieces are studded with rubies, sapphires, and diamonds.
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We Combed Design Markets and Shows Around the World to Find the 11 ...

From interesting techniques in furniture to history-nodding textiles, here's what we're looking forward to in decorating.
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Grow Showstopping Sweet Peas with Christopher Spitzmiller’s Tried a...

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This Remote Vancouver Island Lodge Helped Me Truly Unplug and Recon...

Is the wilderness the center of true civilization? A journey to the remote reaches of Vancouver Island sharpens the senses for exploring beauty.
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We're Calling It: The Night Room Will Be the Next Big Thing in Design

We created our dream after-hours hideaway, using AI, inspired by our 2025 Color of the Year.
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The VERANDA Non-Guide to Paris

There is such a thing as the art of doing nothing—and it is both elegant and enlightening. Such was the ruling sentiment of the 10 designers, shop owners, and bona fide bons vivants we asked to show us the best of Paris today. Almost all endorsed Parisians’ mastery of just being: losing yourself in literature, conversation, architecture, even a game of pétanque in front of a park bench. It’s a spirit as essential to the city as the Seine. Here, how to embrace the riches of Paris, joyfullyWhere t…
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These Two Luxury Journeys Bring Travelers Deep Into the Wilderness

Everyone is talking about Hell’s Gate. Skimming the western side of Fraser Canyon, roughly 140 miles east of Vancouver, I stand and lean across the aisle of the coach to get a clearer view down into the ravine.There, upriver, the rock faces suddenly choke inward, squeezing the mint green water like a craggy corset. The river spits and churns in the narrow passage; above, a fire red footbridge stretches across the rocks. Against the enormous canyon walls, the bridge appears almost dainty, as if I…
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How This Remote Canadian Island Became the Epicenter for Modern Cra...

Fogo Island is a windy place. There’s muscle to the gusts that sweep across the island in Newfoundland along the easternmost coast of Canada and in fact North America. So to build furniture in a 100-year-old wood building set on piers requires some concessions. “On especially windy days the building shifts, and so we have to adjust lathes and other machines more regularly,” explains Michael Murphy, who leads Fogo Island Workshops, the contemporary craft studio born of the now-famed Fogo Island I…
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Every House Needs a Conservatory—No Matter How Small

Welcome to Day 10 of VERANDA’s 12 Days of Chicmas. In this series, our editors offer a dozen elegant, uncomplicated upgrades for all your favorite spaces, from front door to master bath (and nope, we didn’t forget the bar). Call it the happier hosting, sleep-like-you’re-on-holiday, serenity-first guide for the year ahead. And did we mention these projects are easy? Give the designer the day off—you’ve got this.Light. Air. Water. Wi-Fi.Wait, strike that last one. Today’s conservatory might be the…
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The #1 Way to Make Your Entrance More Welcoming

Hint: It’s probably already in your house, awaiting its shining moment.