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Aliyah Rodriguez

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As seen in: Better Homes and Gardens, MSN, Yahoo Life, Aol, Flipboard, Yahoo, Yahoo Movies Canada, The Spruce, NewsBreak, MyDomaine, The Ionian
Covers:  Gardening, interior design, home improvement projects, DIY projects, cleaning
she/her | 📖 Sometimes a writer, always an editor—forever a reader

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Aliyah Rodriguez’s Biography

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I’m a New York–based writer and Editor at The Spruce, where I cover home, lifestyle, and culture topics ranging from interior design to cleaning, while also spotlighting BIPOC designers and curating rental tours. My work combines creativity and practicality, inspiring readers to create spaces they love.

Outside of lifestyle media, I’m passionate about the book publishing industry. As a blogger and aspiring author, I celebrate diverse voices in literature and am currently working on my first man…

Aliyah Rodriguez’s Journalist Portfolio

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10 Perfect Flower Picks for a Mother's Day Bouquet, Approved by a Florist

10 Perfect Flower Picks for a Mother's Day Bouquet, Approved by a Florist

If you're stumped on what to get your mom for Mother's Day, never underestimate the power of a beautiful bouq…

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You'll Spot These Home Trends Everywhere in Summer 2023, Etsy Says

You'll Spot These Home Trends Everywhere in Summer 2023, Etsy Says

The 2023 trends just keep on coming, and with summer in sight, many brands are leading the charge by announci…

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This Influencer's New Jersey Apartment Emanates Black Culture

This Influencer's New Jersey Apartment Emanates Black Culture

For some, a rental apartment or house is just a halfway point until people can own the property of their drea…

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Behr's 2023 Exterior Color of the Year Is a Rich, Timeless Hue

Behr's 2023 Exterior Color of the Year Is a Rich, Timeless Hue

Just in time to refresh your outdoor space for the spring and summer seasons, Behr has announced their first-…

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11 Decor Essentials to Help You Get 'Bridgerton' Regencycore Style at Home

11 Decor Essentials to Help You Get 'Bridgerton' Regencycore Style at Home

We independently evaluate all recommended products and services. If you click on links we provide, we may rec…

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How to Make Your Own Paper in 7 Simple Steps

How to Make Your Own Paper in 7 Simple Steps

Creating your own paper is a great way to give junk mail, magazines, and other paper products that you might …

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How One Crocheter Turned a Train-Ride Hobby into a Sold-Out Handmade Bag Brand Original

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By Aliyah Rodriguez Verified
| Better Homes and Gardens Verified
Credit: By Winnie When Better Homes & Gardens reached out to crochet designer Arianna D'Agostini to recreate the iconic red-and-white gingham cookbook cover as one of her signature Winnie bags, she wasn't sure it could be done. “The biggest thing for me was making sure it was instantly recognizable as the cookbook while still feeling like a Winnie,” Arianna D'Agostini, founder of the handmade crochet accessories brand By Winnie, says.
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6 High-Impact Color Decisions That Change a Room Instantly, Designers Say Original

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By Aliyah Rodriguez Verified
| The Spruce Verified
Credit: FollowTheFlow / Getty Images Key Points Commit to one color across walls, trim, and even furniture for a cohesive look. Choose muted, refined tones and reduce harsh contrast for a calmer space. Test colors in your lighting and fully commit to avoid an unfinished feel. One paint color decision can singlehandedly transform a space and make it feel happier, moodier, or even more spacious.
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6 Designer-Approved Paint Colors That Can Instantly Make Your Space Feel Happier Original

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By Aliyah Rodriguez Verified
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Key Points Blues, greens, and lilacs are grounding, and the first two are nature-inspired and convey calmness. Yellows, whites, and pinks have a brightening effect, and warmer tones of each create a cozier feel. You can also add fun pops of bold paint to doors, trim, and pieces of furniture. Giving your space a brand-new, happy mood can be a simple as a can of paint.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

No, but I would love to own one.

Who do you wish followed you?

Amanda Gorman

What story are you most proud of writing or working on?

I've been highlighting Black interior designers for The Spruce—I'm very proud of the work I've done so far and very happy to be able to do it