Innholdsfortegnelse for June 2018 i HGTV Magazine

BECOME A PAINT PRO WITH THESE EXPERT TIPS, AND MAKE YOUR NEXT PROJECT AS EASY AS 1, 2, 3! 1 gallon of paint will cover about 400 square feet;* that’s slightly smaller than the size of your average family room. *1 can covers up to 400 sq. ft. depending on color selected and surface porosity. 2 ALWAYS WAIT A MINIMUM OF 2 HOURS BETWEEN COATS OF PAINT TO ENSURE EACH LAYER IS FULLY DRY. 3 Fill holes and indents 3 times with spackling compound to guarantee full coverage. And don’t forget to let each coat dry completely before sanding. 4 When painting with a roller, be sure to overlap each stroke by 4 inches for complete coverage and color consistency. 5 THINK OF YOUR CEILING AS THE 5TH WALL IN…

Everybody has one: an old piece of furniture that you’ve been hanging onto because someday you’re going to paint it and make it gorgeous. I’ve had colorful ideas for my childhood dresser for years—I confess! So let’s do this: Let’s turn our attention to those furniture pieces that we’ve had grand plans for—the ones sitting in our garages, basements, and lesser-used rooms—and give them a paint makeover, or a “paintover,” as we like to say around here. Paint is the easiest, fastest, and most user-friendly makeover tool there is, and now’s a great time to tackle our someday projects. For this issue, our fifth annual Paint Issue, we popped open more cans than we ever have to find the best paints for furniture redos. (See the befores and afters on…

wow! living room colors pale vista BY BENJAMIN MOORE “I painted our living room this pale, crisp green the minute we moved into this house in 2003, and I’m still not sick of it. The celery shade is invigorating but doesn’t take over the room. A lot of times people almost don’t realize it’s green.” —Marni Elyse Katz, homeowner, Boston, MA blue note BY BENJAMIN MOORE “I wanted this wall to be like a piece of art, so I painted the wood paneling navy blue to give it extra oomph and bring out the texture. Plus the deep color has made the space feel warm and cozy—a true feat in a high-rise condo!” —Lindye Galloway, Lindye Galloway Interiors, Orange County, CA stiletto love BY BEHR “When guests walk in and…

For the how-tos on all these projects, turn to page 70. stripe a vintage cabinet A retro color palette takes this piece over the style rainbow. Painting only the doors and leaving the wood finish everywhere else looks groovy yet grown-up. brighten a sad china cabinet If there’s one thing that can instantly revive stuck-in-the-past furniture, it’s white paint. Extra touches—an orange interior, new brass knobs, and a tassel—elevate it from a flip to a fancy piece. transform drab dining chairs How to make a wallflower set of chairs totally cool: Paint the frames jewel-tone hues, then re-cover each seat in plush velvet fabric in the same fab color as the frame. refresh a frumpy dresser Drawers with flat fronts are ideal for painting a pattern, so creating this gingham…

NOT BAD AT ALL! NOT SO BAD! KINDA BAD! PRETTY BAD! REALLY BAD! SUPER BAD! how bad is it to not write your return address on an envelope? Three words: Dead Letter Office, a.k.a. the USPS Mail Recovery Center, where a piece goes if it isn’t deliverable and has no return address (or has an incorrect one). The center receives a whole lot of these letters annually—think 85 million in one year alone—plus millions of packages. Should you realize that your letter never arrived, you can submit a “missing mail search request” online, including identifying information like the size of the envelope and a description of its contents, says USPS spokesperson Carl A. Walton. But it’s a tough hunt. Only an estimated 20% of researched items are ever returned. So…

ripping down walls, installing sinks, getting burgers at 11 p.m.: That was Ashley Menger and Adam Talianchich’s idea of a great date back in 2005. The Austin, TX, pair had been together not quite a year when Adam bought a fixer-upper, putting the house-building skills he’d learned from his dad to good use. Ashley had grown up with handy parents too, and she enjoyed the work. Besides, she saw a whole other kind of potential in the home: “I had a feeling it might be our house one day.” She was right—they married in 2008. Soon after, they founded their custom home company, Hatch Works. Three years later they bought a plot of land nearby and started building this house—a 1,600-square-foot “post-Victorian, pre-Craftsman,” as Adam calls it. Eager to experiment…

salted caramel sauce ½ cup (1 stick) unsalted butter, cut into pieces1 cup sugar1½ cups heavy cream, at room temperature1½ teaspoons kosher salt1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract 1. Melt butter in a medium saucepan over medium-low heat. Add sugar and cook, stirring, until melted and smooth. 2. Increase heat to medium-high and cook (do not stir) until it’s a dark copper color and a candy thermometer registers 320°F, 5 to 10 minutes. Immediately remove from heat. Whisk in half the cream until smooth (it will bubble up). 3. Mix in remaining cream, salt, and vanilla. Let cool, then use or refrigerate for up to one week.…

presented by Step 1: PREP YOUR PALETTE Before you start painting, patch any nail holes and wall imperfections using a patch repair kit. Next, use painter’s tape to tape off baseboards and crown molding. Then, lay drop cloths to protect your floor from drips and spills. Step 2: SELECT YOUR SHADES To create an ombré effect you’ll need a dark color, a transitional color, and a light color for your base. Step 3: BEGIN WITH THE BASE Pour your base color into a roller tray with liner, and paint along the wall’s trim with an angled brush. Then use a roller to paint the base color over the entire wall. Once this paint has dried, use painter’s tape to make two straight horizontal lines to mark off the ombré sections.…

THE STARS Leanne and Steve Ford, Restored by the Fords THEIR PAINTER Jonathan Chamberlain THE SECRET “Painted brick can look great—you just don’t want to rush it,” says Jonathan. “First I brush off as much dust as possible, then I fill any holes with masonry caulk before applying a primer made for masonry to seal it. Only then do I paint!” THE STARS Drew Scott and Linda Phan, Property Brothers at Home: Drew’s Honeymoon House THEIR PAINTER Stephen Paolella THE SECRET “Drew and Linda chose black [Off-Black by Farrow & Ball] in an eggshell finish for many of the doors in their Los Angeles home,” says Stephen. “Black looks super polished. But it can be tricky to work with because it accentuates flaws in wood, so it’s important to prep…

pebble white by glidden “I wanted a subtle color palette that felt classic, so I started with warm white paint on the house siding. It’s a really welcoming color that doesn’t seem stark next to the gray-blue shutters.” —Colleen Austin, homeowner, Knoxville, TN white dove by benjamin moore “Since this hangout space sits across from a kitchen that has lots of black details, I decided to keep it light and used white on the walls, trim, and fireplace. This shade’s slight yellow undertones keep it from looking too cool. It’s my go-to white!” —Bria Hammel, Bria Hammel Interiors, St. Paul, MN simply white by benjamin moore “A true white on the upper cabinets in this kitchen helped them almost disappear, making the room appear more open. And the contrast with…

What’s in a can of spray paint? It’s not only paint. Just like your home office isn’t just an office—it’s your creative cave, the homework center, the family organization station. For a room so personal, it should have some personality. Rust-Oleum® makes it easy to add energy to forgotten or ordinary pieces. Get inspired with these ideas and spray new life into your home. TAKE A SEAT Why settle for standard office furniture when you can have a seat with style? We love this industrial bistro chair, and with a coat of Stops Rust Gloss Light Turquoise, it’s as colorful as it is comfortable. For an added personal touch, we created a dip-dyed look with Stops Rust Metallic Warm Gold around the feet. SHOW YOUR SUPPORT When your office is…

ALOE VERA GEL 12 MONTHS Once the bottle is open, vitamins and minerals start to lose potency, and will do so even faster if exposed to air and sunlight, says Kristina Goldenberg, a dermatologist in New York City. Cap tightly and store in a closet. Even better, leave it in the fridge: It’ll feel great spread on sun-parched skin. BULBS 10 TO 15 YEARS Daffodils, certain tulips, crocus, Spanish and English bluebells, and grape hyacinths are likely to bloom annually as long as you fertilize in the fall and water well in the spring, says David Salman, founder and chief horticulturist of High Country Gardens, a mail-order company. Ditto for dahlias, gladiolus, and canna lilies, though their bulbs need to be dug up and stored before the first frost. CAST-IRON…

about the house BUILT IN: 1923 BOUGHT IN: 2012 SIZE: 1,250 SQ. FT. “Cincinnati may be landlocked, but my home’s blue, white, and red color scheme makes it look like a house you’d see on Nantucket! Even though it’s small, it packs a lot of punch in character.” —Natalie Vuotto, homeowner landscaping To suit her home’s classic cottage style, Natalie planted two kinds of hydrangea in front of the windows—white-flowered oakleaf hydrangea and pink-and-white-flowered Pinky Winky hydrangea. In the sunny front yard, these low-maintenance shrubs thrive. Together they offer up blooms all summer long. trellis With thick slats and a circle detail at the top, the trellis near the door holds its own even without plants. front door “It’s the number-one thing that attracted me to the house,” says Natalie.…

erin & ben napier November 22, 2008 • Oxford, MS “We had our wedding in the fall, our favorite season, at the University of Mississippi’s chapel on campus. Ben’s dad was the minister, and Ben and I helped serve Communion so we could greet each person. The reception was cozy and warm, with buttermilk biscuits, country ham, and Motown. As we left, guests threw ginkgo leaves we had collected from our yard.” —Erin, Home Town ashley & andy williams August 15, 2009 • Chicago, IL “The vibe of our wedding was classic with a modern twist—with lots of orange, a color I love. The funniest moment happened at the end of the night: Our ring bearer, my 4-year-old nephew, walked over to the limo and told the driver he was…

It’s the neighborhood playground, the backyard baseball field, the perfect spot to entertain friends, and a relaxing retreat when you want to get away from it all. There’s no limit to what your lawn can do for you, and as the experts at John Deere show us, it all starts with what you can do for your lawn. A HEALTHY LAWN IS YOUR HAPPY PLACE. Keep it green with these tips: PATTERN MOWING transform your yard for outdoor games and make it the life of the party WATER WISELY just an inch of water each week will keep your grass green and ready to roll WAIT WHEN IT’S WET wet grass may plug your mower and leave a trail of clumps LET IT GROW keep your lawn looking lush with…

Painting is the easiest and most cost-efficient way to make over a room. But traditional painting can be time consuming. Keep it simple with a Wagner FLEXiO sprayer and achieve a smooth, consistent finish on everything from interior walls to furniture in less time than if you used a brush or roller. Spend your weekend perched on your porch, not painting it. With a Wagner FLEXiO, you can reinvent your outdoor furniture in an afternoon. FLEXiO sprayers deliver paint to every nook and cranny, allowing you to cover every intricate detail in minutes with ease. A SMARTER WAY TO PAINT 10X FASTER than painting with a brush Perfect for BIG PROJECTS ADJUSTABLE CONTROL for less mess and overspray SMOOTH, CONSISTENT FINISH and control for detail work FAST, FULL COVERAGE on…

There are so many things we’d rather do than clean the toilet. It’s just that stinky, annoying, tedious and unpleasant chore we avoid at all costs, until it’s unavoidable. But now you no longer have to fear the dreaded chore! Scrubbing Bubbles® is cleaning reinvented. There are quite a few things HGTV’s John Colaneri and Anthony Carrino would rather do than clean the toilet, but this dynamic duo is always up for a challenge. Along with NEW Scrubbing Bubbles® products, these cousins show us how to get a good clean start in the bathroom. When you’ve got the right product for the situation at hand, even the most overwhelming tasks become…well, a lot less overwhelming. Cleaning becomes simple, rewarding—and more manageable. Suddenly everything’s under control. Take a look at John…

HGTV HOME™ by Sherwin-Williams takes the guesswork out of choosing color, so you don’t have to feel bashful about going bold. When you’re looking to make a statement, start with one of our designer-inspired palettes as the inspiration for your space. For a look that will turn heads, try the Fashion Forward Color Collection, which features 20 paint colors that work together harmoniously in any combination. A few of our favorite ways to create a look worthy of a big reveal in your home. colorful complements Use the Color Collections from HGTV HOME™ by Sherwin-Williams as a reference tool when choosing decor. Find decor that matches a hue within the palette to create the perfectly coordinated look. suit your shelves Feast your eyes on a beautiful blue every time you…

Some things run in the family. For Kelly and Vince Tague, it’s summers spent at the shore in the quaint oceanside town of Avalon, NJ. That’s where they each vacationed with their families when they were growing up; it’s where the two met, shortly after college; and it’s where the pair bought a 1900s cottage a few blocks away from the beach for their own brood. They had fun times there, but they couldn’t resist upgrading to a 2,856-squarefoot house right on the bay when it came on the market in 2014. “Vince first took me to see it right at sunset,” says Kelly. “You can’t watch the sun going down over the water and not fall in love with this house.” Still, the home had an unlovable side: It…

cabinets Happily, the existing white Shaker-style cabinets fit the airy farmhouse vibe the couple was going for. The Zajacs perked them up with polished-nickel knobs and bin pulls from Restoration Hardware. The backsplash is made of ceramic subway tiles from The Tile Shop; dark gray grout jazzes up the traditional shape. peninsula Wrapping the sides in beadboard instantly gave it cottage cred. Anissa chose Carrara marble to top it off; with subtle gray veining, it blends in with the white cabinets for a seamless look. The new apron-front sink, with a sleek gooseneck faucet from Delta, is literally a big upgrade: “The old stainless steel basin was so tiny, I called it a ‘camper sink,’” says Anissa. The metal stools are from overstock.com. lighting The “vintage” 15-inch-diameter white barn lights…

editor’s page PAGE 10 DRESS Anne Klein. fun decorating PAINTOVERS, PAGES 59–71 FLOORING (throughout) Home Decorators Collection laminate flooring in chestnut oak, homedepot.com. STRIPE A VINTAGE CABINET: ART High Society 190324 24" x 30" unframed print, moviemarket.com. FRAME SA5 24" x 30" wood frame in black, pictureframes.com. CHAIR Nuevo Ingrid polyester and wood chair in Caribbean blue, hayneedle.com. BOWL Mixed Pattern 5¼"-diameter stoneware bowl, westelm.com. CUP Skinny Mint Julep 6-ounce silver-plated-brass cup, markandgraham.com. GLASSES Chroma Clear Double Old-Fashioned 11-ounce glasses, cb2.com. COCKTAIL SHAKER Monique Lhuillier Provence 15-ounce nickel-plated-stainless-steel and rattan shaker, potterybarn.com. ICE BUCKET Leather-Wrapped 50¾-ounce stainless steel ice bucket with tongs, markandgraham.com. COASTERS Talitha 4"-diameter porcelain mixed 4-piece coaster set, jonathanadler.com. STRAWS Party foil straws in pink, shopmerimeri.com. RUG Kopenhamn 5'7" x 7'10" wool rug, ikea.com. KNOBS For a similar…