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Kristina McGuirk

Kristina McGuirk

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Freelance Writer, Better Homes & Gardens

Milwaukee

Final Covers

Performing Arts , Travel , Visual Arts , Hospitality , Spas

Doesn’t Cover

Anything that is not family-friendly.

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Total articles 220

  • What Is a Dirty Kitchen? This Twist on a Traditional Pantry Is a Hosting Essential

    By Kristina McGuirk| Better Homes & Gardens Verified Photo: Tria Giovan Not just for cooking and eating, kitchens are often a social center, too. When you have an attractive and comfortable kitchen, especially one at the heart of an open concept layout, it’s a natural gathering place. But activities like cooking can be messy, loud, and smelly. That’s where ‘dirty kitchens’ come into play—and in this case, the phrase might not mean what you think.

    By Kristina McGuirk · Better Homes & Gardens

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Persimmon Is the Juiciest Color Trend of Spring 2025—Here's How to Use It

    By Kristina McGuirk| Better Homes & Gardens Verified Photo: Annie Schlecther Welcoming and full of energy without being overpowering, persimmon—a rich, reddish-orange hue—is one of spring’s most captivating colors. “Warm, earthy tones are having a major moment right now, and persimmon fits beautifully within that trend,” says designer Laurie DiGiacomo.

    By Kristina McGuirk · Better Homes & Gardens

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • What Is a Dirty Kitchen? This Twist on a Traditional Pantry Is a Hosting Essential

    By Kristina McGuirk| Better Homes & Gardens Verified Photo: Tria Giovan Not just for cooking and eating, kitchens are often a social center, too. When you have an attractive and comfortable kitchen, especially one at the heart of an open concept layout, it’s a natural gathering place. But activities like cooking can be messy, loud, and smelly. That’s where ‘dirty kitchens’ come into play—and in this case, the phrase might not mean what you think.

    By Kristina McGuirk · Better Homes & Gardens

    Apr. 13, 2025

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Better Homes & Gardens

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia