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As the weather warms up, let this guide serve as a launch pad to try something new and embrace summer’s adventures.

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Summer Days Well Spent

We spent an afternoon celebrating our newest rugs with Loloi! Read on for an event recap, plus a Q + A with Jo. 

A Day at Magnolia with Jo x Loloi

Joanna Gaines

Joanna Gaines provides a sneak peek into her summer garden and inspiration for a future garden in the summer 2025 issue of Magnolia Journal.

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From the Journal: Lessons from My Summer Garden

These fun, seasonal recipes will have you looking forward to your weekend menu—as seen in the summer 2025 issue of Magnolia Journal.

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From the Journal: Summer Saturdays

Whether you're watching little ones or getting ready to jump in, these recipes are a great companion to plate up by the pool.

A Collection of Poolside Snack Recipes

Chip Gaines

In the summer 2025 Magnolia Journal, Chip Gaines shares how making intentional choices can springboard us to new adventures.

From the Journal: A Note from Chip on Boundless

Joanna Gaines shares how settling in can lead to a new sense of adventure in the summer 2025 Magnolia Journal.

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From the Journal: A Note from Jo on Boundless

Chase the rapids (or lazy rivers) with this rafting guide from the summer 2025 Magnolia Journal. 

From the Journal: Swept Away

t’s summer at the Silos! From seasonal menu items to free fun for the whole family, we’re sharing an itinerary for a well-spent day at Magnolia.

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Summer at the Silos Itinerary

Let the slow, summer days be encouragement to spend time with those you cherish. This summer hosting guide provides a few steps to help make the evening seamless and delightful.

How to Host a Summer Gathering

Joanna Gaines shares a new way of thinking about everyday mementos in the spring 2025 Magnolia Journal. 


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From the Journal: Worthy of Display

Learn how to make the Pistachio Scones seen on the cover of Magnolia Journal and served at Magnolia Press in Waco, Texas.

Behind the Cover: Pistachio Scones

In the spring 2025 Magnolia Journal, Joanna Gaines shares her take on balance and what it looks like to find footing on the tightrope of everyday living.


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From the Journal: A Note from Jo on Balance

In the spring 2025 Magnolia Journal, Chip Gaines shares his take on balance: finding joy in the journey of life.

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From the Journal: A Note from Chip on Balance

How to develop new hobbies that make use of your time while adding more joy and creativity to your life, plus can serve as go-to ideas for gifts or entertaining.

Hobbies to Boost Creativity and Community This Year

Try your hand at a recipe that incorporates leafy greens, like bow tie pasta, Asian-style lettuce wraps, kickstart juice, and more.

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A Collection of Leafy Green Recipes

Here, we're sharing a step-by-step guide to creating a cozy bed stack of your own. 

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How to Build Your Bed

Whether it’s winter, spring, summer, or fall—here’s inspiration for styling your table through the seasons.

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Using Our Core Collection for a Year-Round Table

There’s nothing like the gift of a great meal. By intentionally making a double batch of a recipe or setting aside a small portion of a big dish, cooking can become a delicious offering of community.

Samantha Seneviratne's Savory Herb Scones

A Collection of Recipes to Share with Your Neighbor

Amid a busy life, let’s pause to take in the breathtaking delight of it all. We’re sharing a few ways to move through your days with intention and ease.

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A Guide to Slow Living

Chip shares his thoughts on the theme of attune in the fall 2024 Magnolia Journal.

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From the Journal: A Note from Chip on Attune

Joanna Gaines shares the heart behind her new children’s book, The World Needs the Wonder You See. Inspired by her son Crew’s reminder to “look up!” and delight in the wonder around us.

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The World Needs the Wonder You See: The Heart Behind My New Children’s Book 

Slowing down to pay attention can be an art form all its own. Find inspiration to seize the day, and season, at home. 

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The Art of Taking Notice

Joanna Gaines shares a look at her rose cottage, where she presses and preserves flowers from her garden—plus a how-to guide on starting your own herbarium. 

Jo's Herbarium Collection: A Rose Cottage Tour

From the Journal: A Rose Cottage Tour

Beat the Texas heat with this list of restaurants, activities, and tips for staying cool in Waco during the summer.

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Ways to Stay Cool in Waco

We’re sharing five ways to welcome summer into your home through the senses—something to see, feel, smell, hear, and savor. 

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Ways to Welcome Summer into Your Home

Here, summer nostalgia is in abundant supply. Find berry-forward desserts to brighten the day—and celebrate the season at its peak. 

A Collection of Berry Recipes

In this summer gardening guide, find ways to ready your garden for warmer months, plus ideas on cultivating both beauty and growth.


What to Do for Your Garden in the Summer

Herbs are a simple way to spice up summer meals. Learn how to grow your own at home and which recipes they pair well with—think salsas, pesto, even iced tea!  

Summer Herb Guide

Extended daylight and warmer weather can inspire taking on a new home project. Here, we’re sharing a roundup of easy home renovation ideas for the summer months.


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5 Home Renovation Ideas for Summer

We’re sharing a sampling of fresh dressing and vinaigrette recipes from the spring 2024 issue of Magnolia Journal.  


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From the Journal: Best Dressed

Here, we’re sharing a sampling of Southern-style recipes from the winter 2023 issue of Magnolia Journal.

From the Journal: A Southern Start

Find a collection of tried-and-true appetizers and starters to serve ahead of dinner gatherings. 

A Collection of Appetizer Recipes

A breakdown of our faux floral collection, plus tips and styling inspiration.

A Case for Faux Florals

Six simple, approachable ways to add character to your home on a budget.

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6 Affordable Ways to Add Character to Your Home

These retro frozen desserts will take you back to the dog days of childhood summers, chasing after the ice cream truck, coins clinking in the palm of your hand.

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From the Journal: Retro Frozen Treat Recipes

For breakfast, lunch, dinner, or a quick snack in-between, eggs are a sure way to fuel you any time of day. They can be mainstays of a meal or key ingredients

A Collection of Egg Recipes

The First Flickers of Fall

Few foods are as happily consumed with sticky hands and dripping chins as a slice of watermelon in summertime. Served as a dessert, an afternoon snack, or the

Summer Watermelon Recipes

With summer settling in and the world around us starting to flourish, we take our cue from nature, looking for new ways to celebrate the outdoors while

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