Midwest Living March/April 2022 Issue

Aronson Woodworks ships furniture from Warren County, Iowa, to interior designers across the country. They’re sold on the craftsmanship—and the unmistakable tinted grain.

Let carefree days spent poolside inspire your summer drink menu. These alcoholic and nonalcoholic sippers are sophisticated yet simple—perfect for weeknight happy hours or casual brunches. Our favorites come sweet, savory, spicy and refreshing.

For this do-it-yourself spring wreath, we bundled inexpensive paper-mache eggs in fuzzy, vibrant yarn.

Lake Superior has always had a healing nature. A new holistic retreat in Bayfield, Wisconsin, lets you soak it in.

Microwave meals, move aside. If you have access to a kitchen, these nutritious and delicious work-from-home lunch ideas assemble in 30 minutes or less. Time to unplug and enjoy!

Designer Anissa Zajac of House Seven Design+Build shares sneak previews of her new Indianapolis home, including the vision she has for its key spaces.

Situated on 10,000 acres near Grand Island, the Crane Trust hosts various guided wildlife trips, including Nebraska's only overnight stay with Sandhill cranes.

Relax, reboot and reset with these products that help make self-care a priority. Of course you deserve it.

A young family hires a designer to turn their rented Chicago apartment into a mirror reflecting their sense of fun and creative energy.

The Japanese notion of forest bathing distills the health perks of a walk in the woods.

Chicago chef Alsonye Ugbebor shares her recommendations for spending a day in the reenergized neighborhood of Bronzeville.

As days warm, the season’s first pollinators emerge—and they’re hungry. Welcome them with a hearty buffet of spring bulbs.

Welcome the season of renewal with fresh places to travel, books, designers, dishes and more, all curated by our writers and editors.

At his Ohio farmhouse, Nick McCullough creates order and elegance in wide-open spaces.