Martha Stewart has long been a household name in the world of home and garden DIY. Her magazine, Martha Stewart Living, has been a go-to source for inspiration and tips for many years. However, with the recent news that the magazine will no longer be published after May, fans of Martha's work may be wondering what's next. Fortunately, Martha continues to inspire with her website, marthastewart.com, and her role as an Etsy Curator.
The first collection from Martha Stewart's new role as an Etsy Curator is absolutely gorgeous and full of spring decor inspiration. From hand-painted planters to vintage gardening tools, the collection is a must-see for anyone looking to spruce up their outdoor space.
But Martha's influence goes far beyond her Etsy collection. Her website is a treasure trove of ideas and tips for home and garden DIY enthusiasts. From recipes to home decor to gardening, the site covers it all. Visitors can learn about the history of marthastewart.com, the editorial practices and team, and find contact information for inquiries and feedback.
When it comes to home gardening, Martha has plenty of ideas to share. One article on her site focuses on simple outdoor upgrades that can benefit a home's curb appeal and resale value. These upgrades include adding outdoor lighting, creating a seating area, and planting a colorful flower bed.
Speaking of flowers, Martha is a fan of incorporating them into home garden design. Another article on her site details the garden ideas, including flowers, features, and more, that will add value to a home. From planting perennials to adding a water feature, these ideas are sure to inspire.
But it's not just about adding beauty to a home garden. Martha also recognizes the importance of incorporating greenery for its health benefits. In a recent article, she shares her admiration for Oklahoma's most famous greenery and why everyone should consider adding it to their garden.
For those looking to receive fresh flowers on a regular basis, Martha recommends checking out the best flower subscriptions. These subscriptions allow users to send a loved one, or themselves, a fresh bouquet on a recurring basis. Martha highlights some of the top-rated subscriptions in an article on her site.
And for those who like to keep their holiday traditions alive, Martha shares the story behind the tradition of keeping a Christmas tree displayed until early January. It's a fascinating read for anyone who loves learning about holiday customs.
While Martha Stewart Living magazine may be coming to an end, Martha's influence in the world of home and garden DIY is far from over. Her website and Etsy collection continue to inspire and offer tips and ideas for enthusiasts. And for those who can't get enough of Martha's work, a Cyber Monday deal on a one-year subscription to Martha Stewart Living magazine is not to be missed.
