Magnolia

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

Joanna Gaines reimagines a garden shed at the Silos into a creative workshop space for guests to press and preserve flowers.

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Mini Reni: An Art Workshop at the Silos

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

We’re sharing a handful of low-risk ways to add a dash of color—no wallpaper or paint required. 

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Color Outside the Lines

Step inside one of Joanna Gaines’ latest mini home renovations—a magical playroom for kids. With a few intentional, creative additions, a guest bedroom turns into a wonder-filled space that can serve a young family for years to come.

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Mini Reni: Magical Playroom for Kids

Share and enjoy bright, fun desserts in your Weck jar with these dessert recipes from the summer 2025 Magnolia Journal.

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From the Journal: Top Tier Treats

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

Two small spaces, one big transformation. See how Joanna Gaines refreshes a foyer and dining room to better suit the homeowners’ needs while adding hints of Southwestern style.

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Mini Reni: Inviting Foyer + Dining Room

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

Here’s a brief look into newly added pieces that feature enamel—a time-honored material that is protective as it is pretty. 

All About Our Enamelware

A guide to visiting Waco, Texas, including the best time of year to visit, the easiest way to get here, what to do, and where to eat, drink, stay, and shop.

Waco City Guide

Having a more eco-friendly home doesn’t have to feel like a chore. Instead, here are some ideas for approaching sustainability more holistically and geared toward what you love.

Mindset Shifts for a More Eco-Friendly Home

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

Asparagus quiche, grapefruit salad, lemon bundt cake, and more. See our favorite seasonal recipes to plan the menu for spring hosting and entertaining at home.

Recipes for a Spring Gathering

Reminders of renewal unfurl around us come spring. Here’s tangible inspiration to make everyday living, and the world around you, a little more beautiful. 

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8 Ways to Center Yourself this Spring

Whether it be a baby or bridal shower, these appetizers, mains, drinks, and desserts help make up a menu that complements the special day.

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A Collection of Recipes for a Shower

Enjoy a bright, fresh meal with this brunch menu from our spring 2025 Magnolia Journal. 


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From the Journal: Savor a Spring Brunch

Discover easy, unique, and inventive ways for styling your coffee table—that fundamental living room real estate that serves as a blend of function and decor.

How to Style a Coffee Table

If you need tips on how to keep your plants alive, this guide talks through the process of choosing what to grow and starting a garden tailored just for you.

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A Beginner’s Guide to Keeping Plants Alive

In our spring 2025 issue of Magnolia Journal, Joanna Gaines shares a look into her spring garden and highlights the beauty in planting something new.

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From the Journal: What’s Growing in Jo’s Garden

To celebrate the moments we spend together around food, we’re sharing eight of Jo’s classic recipes from her mom’s bulgogi to a perfect peach cobbler.

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A Collection of Recipes Passed Through Generations

Mark milestones with our list of registry essentials worth noting. Plus, find inspiration for gifting and creating your own wishlist. 

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Start Here: What Every Registry Needs

Learn about what’s blooming all around Magnolia this spring—inspired by the floral varieties in Jo’s garden.

A flourishing garden around the Magnolia Silos in Waco, Texas.

From Jo's Garden to the Silos

We’re making the case to unbox trinkets, treasures, and little markers of story—and instead, put them on display.

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3 Reasons to Rethink the Memory Box

Even when you’re short on time, you can create dishes that are as delicious as they are quick to make. These 10 meals come together in 30 minutes (or less!). 

Delicious Dishes You Can Make in Under 30 Minutes

Tips on how to make a small, dark, or uninspired space feel brighter, lighter, and possibly even bigger. Ways to welcome more natural light, and lightness of being, in every room of home.

How to Brighten the Mood of a Space

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

Gifts for Valentine’s Day that can be used to show love and appreciation for anyone in your life. Simple, thoughtful, and intentional ideas for gifting throughout the year. 

Valentine’s Gift Ideas to Make Anyone’s Day

Whether it's for the Superbowl, World Series, March Madness, or any event in between, enjoy this list of our favorite crowd-pleasing recipes for gathering with friends. Go team! 

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Recipes for the Big Game

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

The first year we lived at the farm, Chip and I had the idea of making Valentine’s Day dinner at home. We thought the kids might enjoy dressing up our own table, making a spread of our favorite dishes, and toasting to a night spent together. Every year since, we’ve returned to this sweet tradition. Here's how we're celebrating February 14 this year!

Joanna Gaines' table set for Valentine's Day.

This Year’s Gaines Family Valentine’s Dinner  

Traditions mark specific moments, but they can also hold legacy. Here are a few ways to create and carry them on. 


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