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Are you lusting over the costly custom features that are flooding social media—from pot-fillers to library ladders? According to design pros, many are just plain silly.

More Americans are installing security cameras in their vehicles to prove their innocence in case of accidents or thwart intruders. But it’s hardly a no-brainer decision.

A writer sets out to retrace the 19th-century Pony Express Trail on horseback and, on one seemingly bleak stop along the way, discovers the Old West is still alive and highly hospitable to strangers

On a return visit to the kaleidoscopic lakeside resort that wowed her as a child, a writer learns that great decor doesn’t have to take itself too seriously

Five design-pro strategies to turn a depressing lower-level space into rooms you and your family fight over

Many trekkers have traded in their traditional, supportive boots for sleeker, lighter trail-running shoes

Can an uncool brand cash in on this "Doll Movie" marketing moment? Find out in WSJ’s new comic.

Why hoard spices that will only go stale before you use them? This tightly curated capsule collection offers countless flavor combinations.

From the sidewalk to social media, mesh flats are seemingly everywhere this summer. One editor aims to find out if they’re actually comfortable—and who makes the best.

Four chic New Yorkers divulge their handbag non-negotiables (like plenty of pockets) and reveal what they carry on the regular, from colorful markers to lucky beads