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Signs of the season: a subtly pro-Colts tee, haute holiday gift wrap, and wintry glassware begging to be filled with mulled cider.

The Harrison Center for the Arts executive director unwinds in this cozy Herron-Morton Place retreat, where pieces from bookshelf frills to vintage trinkets convey a meaningful narrative.

Adorable dog decor, a cashmere cape, and the prettiest reading glasses we’ve seen.

The owners’ inventive concept is now a welcome addition in Lockerbie Square.

Achieve DIY shabby-chic furniture with Miss Mustard Seed’s milk-paint classes.

Dress like a TV knockout, slip into the perfect stretchy jeans, snap up a stay-put eyeliner, and more.

When this national home-decor company decided to open its first showroom, owners Jennifer Masten and Mike Tuttle created a space next to their office in Irvington, where many of their products are made.

Owners David and Heidi Hedrick traipsed through nearly 80 other historical properties in the downtown area before discovering this space that highlighted preserved vintage features and came at an affordable price.

She and her husband raised money for their mission trip to Colombia by selling three dozen jars of their homemade strawberry-jalapeño jam.

Better-than-leather leggings, tents turned totes, inexpensive moto-chic touches, and more.

“Nicknamed the ‘hammock chair,’ its sinuous curve and economic use of steel make this furniture piece a minimalist’s dream,” says Tom Vriesman.

Fall’s first must-have boot, agrarian art, and Vegetabowls pottery (get it?).

Make a statement over a table or add a romantic tone to a bedroom.

“Most of the chickens are females, so the space needed a little glamorous touch.”

In the elaborate latticework of Indiana’s back roads, even a Frank Lloyd Wright masterpiece can hide.