Innholdsfortegnelse for May 2016 i HGTV Magazine

light fixture Hooded 10"-tall brass outdoor wall light in polished finish, $260, shiplights.com outdoor pillow Diamond 16" x 16" polyester pillow, $39, dotandbo.com chair Shine Company Westport cedar Adirondack chair in lemon yellow, $145, atgstores.com front door of the month door Craftsman 6-lite 2-panel primed steel door, from $330, jeld-wen.com for stores; Weslock Unigard metal entry set in polished brass finish with Impressa knob, $98.50, build.com paint Nautical by Dunn-Edwards flowers Orange gerbera daisies, sedum, and yellow moss roses from Proven Winners planter For a similar look, try Low 10"H x 22"-diameter ceramic planter bowl in atomic yellow, $125, borderconcepts.com doormat Bluebell coir and PVC doormat, $30, crateandbarrel.com…

PROBLEM: a loose floorboard CHIP WADE SAYS: give it a go “If the boards were installed with nails or screws, this is an easy fifix. Wood can expand and contract due to flfluctuations in temperature and humidity, loosening nails and screws and causing flfloorboards to flflex. The good news: You just need a tube of rebonding adhesive, like Fix-A-Floor.” 1 Drill small holes a foot apart along the seam between the loose board and the board next to it. 2 Fill the holes with rebonding adhesive. It will ooze up through the holes and the seam. Wipe with a wet sponge. Set something heavy on the boards; let adhesive dry. Add wood fifiller to the holes. PROBLEM: an outdated light fixture JOSH TEMPLE SAYS: give it a go… maybe* “Before…

OUR EXPERTS: Kelly Nantel, vice president of communications and advocacy at the National Safety Council; Gene Petersen, tire program manager at Consumer Reports; Jay Robinson, general manager of consumer tire marketing at Goodyear; Robert Sinclair Jr., manager of media relations at AAA Northeast; Dan Zielinski, senior vice president of public affairs at the Rubber Manufacturers Association…

quaint purple rose BY GLIDDEN “This purple is feminine, but it’s not girly. There’s something timeless and classic about it. Partnered with the brass accents, it makes for a luxe-looking bathroom.” —Tara Fingold, Tara Fingold Interiors, Toronto, Ontario warm stone BY SHERWIN-WILLIAMS “When I call this shade silty, I say it with love. The earthy gray brown is cozy, cocooning, and right at home in this music room. Team it with something high-energy, like this blueand-white zigzag rug.” —Jodi Cook, Ashley Campbell Interior Design, Denver, CO ivy league BY PPG PAINTS “I’d never get any work done if I were surrounded by neutrals. I need upbeat, motivating, get-going colors. This emerald delivers. It looks really crisp and fresh on the built-in desk in my home office.” —Jenny Tamplin, Jenny Tamplin…

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The listed websites may not always offer online ordering, but they will provide all the information needed to buy what you want, including the store nearest you. Some items may be listed as discontinued, custom, or vintage. Sites such as craigslist.org, ebay.com, and etsy.com are great resources to find similar styles. If something is listed as “trade only,” the design professionals at decorativebuyingservice.com can purchase these items on your behalf. cover CHAIR 1423-01 oak chair in weathered grey finish, leeindustries.com for buying info. CHAIR FABRIC Tuscan polyester and viscose fabric in emerald, fabricut.com, decorativebuying service.com for buying info. PILLOW Random Dot 18" x 18" cotton pillow in shocking pink, $50, katespade.com. ART (on wall) The Rapids by Rose Lindo 18" x 24" print with white wood frame, $165, minted.com. LAMP…

pillow Random Dot 18" x 18" cotton pillow in shocking pink, $50, katespade.com lamp Cylinder 48"-tall steel lamp in white and antique brass finish, $299, rejuvenation.com CHAIR 1423-01 oak chair in weathered grey finish, Lee Industries CHAIR FABRIC Tuscan polyester and viscose fabric in emerald, Fabricut ART (on wall) The Rapids by Rose Lindo 18" x 24" print with white wood frame, $165, minted.com bookcase Kallax 58"W x 15 1/2"D x 58"H fiberboard bookcase in white, $149, ikea.com chair Knight polyester and walnut chair in Key Largo kelly green, $899, joybird.com rug Shaggy Wilcox 7'10" x 11'2" polypropylene, jute, and polyester rug, $559, nuloom.com side table Rocco Modern 17" x 13 1 /2" fiberglass table in white, $80, lampsplus.com FOR SHOPPING SOURCES, SEE PAGE 170.…

Thanks to an automated smart home system, everything from the fireplace in the master bedroom to the lock on the front door can be controlled with an app. Goodbye, cords and cables! Two wall-mounted charging docks—one in the living room, one in the basement media room— wirelessly charge iPads. When an iPad is placed on a dock (magnets keep it in place), it starts juicing up automatically. Digital controls adjust the water flow and temperature in the master bathroom’s spaworthy shower, which boasts four horizontal body sprayers and a rainfall showerhead. “It’s so luxe—and smart!” says Tiffany. “The shower learns your preferred settings.” about the house Built in five months, the approximately 3,300-square-foot home has a Craftsman-meets-cottage style. There are four bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms over three…

…to not wash a melon’s rind before slicing it? Even though you’re not going to eat the rind, it’s smart to wash a melon’s outer skin before grabbing your Ginsu. Most melons grow on the ground, and contact with the dirt exposes them to bacteria that could cause foodborne illnesses—like the recent outbreaks of salmonella and listeria that were traced back to cantaloupes. Those contaminants “can be pulled into the edible flesh of the produce when you cut into it,” explains Lauren Sucher, a spokesperson for the FDA. To thoroughly clean the melon, rinse it with cool water to dislodge dirt, then scrub it with a produce brush. really bad! …to wash your hair every day? It’s trendy to skip the lather-rinse-repeat routine, but for most people, it doesn’t harm…

dining room The light and airy dining room includes a reclaimed Douglas fifir table from Cisco Home and clean-lined Room & Board leather chairs. A weathered metal medical cabinet serves as a help-yourself bar. Leila Sayegh was waffling about purchasing a Craftsman fifixerupper for sale in the Silver Lake neighborhood of Los Angeles, CA. She loved the 1915 bungalow’s period details and wasn’t fazed by the neglected interiors –– she had the knowhow she needed from reno’ing a home with her former husband years before. The potential deal killer? The property was more than 300 miles away from an old friend she had started dating. “But I knew I couldn’t plan my life around a man,” she says. “If I wanted this home, I had to buy it myself.” To…

“This hassle-free pasta is served cold, so I like it as a side dish for a backyard potluck or as a snack straight from the fridge.” john’s pasta salad TIME: 50 MINUTES | SERVES: 6 TO 8 Kosher salt 12 ounces tricolor rotini 2½ tablespoons red wine vinegar 6 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil 1 large red bell pepper, seeded and diced 1 15.5-ounce can chickpeas, drained and rinsed 1 6-ounce can pitted black olives, drained and sliced 3 ounces pepperoni, diced 4 ounces sharp cheddar cheese, diced Bring a pot of salted water to a boil. Add the pasta and cook as the label directs. Meanwhile, make the vinaigrette: In a large bowl, whisk the vinegar, olive oil, and 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt until emulsified. When the pasta is done,…

Caring for a home is a big juggling act. Last weekend I cleaned my mini blinds, unclogged my shower drain for the umpteenth time, priced out porcelain tiles for my laundry room/mudroom, called the HVAC guy to get an estimate on a new compressor (ouch), and looked into deer-resistant plants. And that was just Saturday. But what about the fun stuff? It’s also important to make time to give our home the decorating fluff-ups it deserves. So put down that laundry basket and get comfortable on your sofa. Now look through our second-annual Pop of Color special section, starting on page 95. Over the past few months, the editors and I have searched for the best and brightest finds that can instantly perk up a room—93 in all—from a yellow…

1. Was being a welder and a metalsmith an advantage? It helped to have a lot of hands-on experience going in. I have made everything from a steel-and-concrete chair to an aluminum bench. Plus I knew how to take a piece from concept to completion, though I’d usually spend a year working on that piece. 2. Each episode shows you building a piece of furniture in 72 hours. But didn’t you have more time? We actually had less. That 72 hours includes filming and judging, so we didn’t get full workdays. To stay focused, Matt Blashaw—he was my carpenter—and I would pretend it was always the final five minutes. All the time we’re building, we’re thinking, There’s only five minutes left! I also drank tons of iced coffee because it…

daisy VS. cosmo A daisy is a flower with a yellow center that’s known for its elongated oval petals. While daisies are usually white, you can also find them in a range of colors. Like a daisy, a cosmo also has a yellow center, but its petals are more rounded and fringed. Cosmos are most often found in shades of pink and orange. percale sheets VS. sateen sheets Tightly woven out of cotton, percale sheets are durable and crisp. Some people who get hot while sleeping say the lightness of percale helps keep them cool. Sateen sheets are also woven out of cotton, but the fibers are much looser than in percale, resulting in a softer feel. The telltale sign of sateen: One side is shinier than the other. votive…

$110 This wool pillow is handembroidered by artisans in India. Lucent Refract 18" x 18" pillow cover, leahsingh.com; insert, pillowflex.com $25 Similar graphic shapes, but a cotton cover cuts the cost. Threshold 18" x 18" pillow, target.com $2,095 Inspired by a 1930s French design. Très chic! Shelter wood chair in Belgian linen sand, rh.com $435 That large pillow really cushions your back. Elliot wood and linen-blend chair in beige, overstock.com $1,200 Even the tires are turquoise on this stylish two-speed bike. Step-Through women’s bike in Pacific, martonecycling.com $200 This seven-speed model can handle the hilliest neighborhoods. Schwinn Perla women’s bike, kohls.com $1,950 Mother-of-pearl shells make this mirror’s frame glimmer. Shell Flower 32 1/2"-diameter brass mirror, jonathanadler.com $129 A faceted gold metal frame looks just as glam. Amaris 30"-diameter mirror, homedecorators.com…

dip-dye a pouch 1. Soak a cotton pouch in warm water, then squeeze it out. 2. Partially fifill a shoe box–size plastic container with hot water 2 inches high. Stir in 1 tablespoon liquid fabric dye and 1 teaspoon salt. Place the bottom of the pouch in the dye, and let sit for 15 minutes. 3. Remove the pouch from the dye, and rinse it under cold water until the water runs clear. Let dry overnight. 4. Go to hgtv.com/mothers-day-diy to download the block-letter template (we put the entire alphabet online). Using the template as a guide, cut an initial out of iron-on gold vinyl. Apply the letter to the pouch following the package instructions. 5. Thread cord through the zipper pull, and tie it in a knot. POUCH 6"…

they’ve been enthusiastic buyers of art for 20-plus years, but Marni and Damon Katz haven’t exactly turned their Boston, MA, home into a formal white-walled gallery. Instead their 2,600-square-foot condo inside a Victorian-era brownstone is a kick-your-shoes-off space that accommodates all the realities of family life, plus a constantly growing collection of photographs, paintings, and prints. The couple’s relaxed attitude toward art goes back to 2003, when they bought their place. With the interiors in turnkey condition, they could concentrate on filling the rooms with no-fuss modern furnishings and whatever caught their eye at art auctions and sales. A mini reno in 2011, spearheaded by the firm Hark + Osborne Interior Design, gave the Katzes a bit more wall space for displaying their collection, but their laid-back approach to living…

about the house BUILT IN: 1923 BOUGHT IN: 2005 SIZE: 3,100 sq. ft. “The outside of this center hall Colonial looked totally difffferent when we bought it. We changed the colors from gray and black to blue, rebuilt the porch and the front steps, and overhauled the landscaping.” —Nancy Dobras and Anne Geary, homeowners doorbell The bell, added by a previous owner, features intricate scrollwork that fits the home’s 1920s style. Craftmade Designer Surface Mount 7" x 2" metal push button in burnished brass finish, $27.50, build.com flowerpots Wrought iron stands keep the pots off the sandstone porch and help prevent water stains, which sandstone is prone to. The containers are filled with (clockwise from top) white petunias, red geraniums, spike plant, purple petunias, and bigleaf periwinkle vine. Achla Designs…