Innholdsfortegnelse for Jul/Aug 2019 i HGTV Magazine

Here’s my summer fantasy for all of us: a three-month break from the daily grind, during which we sail off to a tropical island, nap in hammocks, and drink daiquiris at breakfast. Since that’s not happening anytime soon, our team created this peak-of-summer issue to help everyone chill out more. These are some of my favorite ways to make my home—and my every day—feel extra mellow, even when there’s no actual ocean breeze around. • Stripes! It’s the pattern of summer. From tote bags to coffee mugs, anything covered in colorful stripes says don’t take me too seriously. Fun finds on page 58. • Pillows with vacation vibes. Some look like travel posters (page 3), some look like sea life (page 28), but all of them transport you. Let’s say…

$70 The cheery greeting is embroidered onto this cushy down pick. $380 These retro designer shades are handcrafted in Italy. $419 Made of faderesistant fabric, it’ll look crisp for many summers to come. $36 No fancy script but this one can go outdoors to perk up a porch. $20 You won’t feel so blue if you lose this affordable pair at the beach. $152 A chic scalloped edge gives off major South of France vibes. $115 This elegant flamingo is hand-painted. $458 You can rinse off spills with a hose, or just flip this reversible rug over. $600 Travel goals: There’s a folding hanger and laundry and shoe bags inside. $240 That’s actually real bamboo on the handles. $32 An acrylic bird is a klutz-friendly find. $153 It’s meant for…

YOUR NEW NIGHTSTAND floating shelves A pair looks ultra sleek—plus you gain floor space for a pouf or a basket. Hang the bottom shelf at bed height to put a book and an alarm clock within arm’s reach. Put a top shelf 14 to 16 inches higher to display photos and other pretties. YOUR NEW NIGHTSTAND a writing desk This stand-in is especially great for small spaces, where it helps to have pieces that do double duty. Get a desk with two drawers—one can hold lip balm, lotion, and eyeglasses; the other, office supplies. A tall task light is equally handy for working and for reading in bed. YOUR NEW NIGHTSTAND a rolling bar cart Even if the only beverage you put on it is a glass of water, a…

When Betsy and Ryan Chapman started shopping for stuff to decorate their Anna Maria Island, FL, house, they had a design epiphany. “After one productive night on Pinterest, we realized practically everything we picked had pineapples on it!” says Betsy. To expand their pattern possibilities and infuse their newly built 2,200-squarefoot home with personality, they brought on designer Hannah Crowell. She helped them find punchy fabrics and wallpaper, ranging from giant tropical leaves to whimsical sea life. Then they layered in justas-lively accents, like geometric pillows and colorful Moroccan rugs. “Each room evokes a beachy feeling in a different way,” says Betsy. “It makes our whole house fun and happy but not over-the-top themed.” living room Betsy started with a white slipcovered Pottery Barn sectional and a coffee table by…

shrimp tacos with mango and black bean salsa RECIPE ON THE NEXT PAGE shrimp tacos with mango and black bean salsa 1 15-ounce can black beans, rinsed 1 large mango, cut into ¼-inch pieces 1 jalapeno (seeded for less heat, if desired), halved and thinly sliced ½ small onion, finely chopped 2 tablespoons fresh lime juice, plus lime wedges for serving Kosher salt and pepper ½ cup chopped fresh cilantro 24 medium shrimp, peeled and deveined ¼ teaspoon cayenne pepper 1 tablespoon olive oil 8 small corn tortillas, warmed 2 tablespoons flaked coconut, toasted 1. In a medium bowl, toss the beans, mango, jalapeno, onion, lime juice, and ¼ teaspoon each salt and pepper; fold in the cilantro. 2. Season the shrimp with the cayenne and ¼ teaspoon salt. Heat…

JENNI YOLO of I Spy DIY DIY home expert Jenni Yolo’s latest renovation project was the BayView Barnhouse, a Milwaukee single-family home that was originally built in 1875. The mudroom at the Barnhouse was the only space that was completely untouched during renovation because Jenni was unsure of the direction she wanted to take. But, aft er living in the home for the last few months, and fully understanding the transformative power of paint, Jenni partnered with The Home Depot to realize her vision for the mudroom—the perfect blend of rustic and modern. THE BARNHOUSE MUDROOM STEP BY STEP 1. Aft er demoing the siding, Jenni used 2x4s to frame out the space to add roll insulation, and nail wood panels to. 2. 1x8 tongue and groove boards were nailed…

beachy vibes with rattan It’s not just for porch furniture. “Rattan’s light wood tones and organic texture give any space a coastal feel,” says designer Jill Johnson of Manhattan Beach, CA. It’s often used to make sturdy pieces such as chairs, and the inner fibers can be woven for items like baskets. beachy vibes with anchors beachy vibes with rope Want to bring postcard images of marinas to life? Go for accessories that have the kind of chunky rope traditionally used on sailboats, like this mirror from Wayfair. “One or two touches of rope is plenty,” says designer Kate Lester, who is based in Los Angeles. Style out the look with brass accents, from light fixtures to cabinet hardware. how I bring home beach vacation vibes • Surfboards as wall…

how bad is it to not shower right after swimming in a pool? Hashtag: shower goals. “Chlorine’s powers are strong—it’s meant to kill bacteria—and when it remains on the skin, the harshness can strip off natural oils and cause dryness or even rashes,” says Elaine Larson, Ph.D., professor of epidemiology at Columbia University in New York City. The chemical can affect your hair, too, leading to a straw-like feel and frizz. So it’s a good idea to clean up as soon as possible after you’ve been in a pool, complete with body wash and shampoo. One thing you don’t really need to worry about are icky germs—chlorine destroys most bugs found in pool water. KINDA BAD! how bad is it to shave your pet’s coat for summer? Put the clippers…

Throughout the issue: PILLOWS Pillows shown are often sold as pillow covers only (which will be noted in the pillow’s buying info); for pillow inserts, including sizing and buying guides, go to amazon.com/pillowflex. ART Art shown framed is often sold unframed only (which will be noted in the art’s buying info); for frames of various styles, sizes, and prices, go to pictureframes.com. cover SWING lowcountryoriginals.com for buying info. SWING FABRIC Sailcloth acrylic fabric in salt, sunbrella.com for stores. SIDE TABLE Regeant 4-Season 19 ½"W x 19 ½"D x 22"H powder-coated-aluminum side table in antique red, selamatdesigns.com for buying info. FLAG etsy.com. PADDLE Mini Ember 35"-long wood paddle, norquayco.com. PILLOWS (navy fireworks) Sparks 26" x 26" cotton pillow covers, and (navy map) Nautical Map 26" x 26" cotton pillow cover, both…

hale navy BY BENJAMIN MOORE “Since this kitchen opens to a family room, I wanted to define the cooking space with color. I turned to my go-to: navy. It looks so chic next to brass accents and leather stools.” —Trish Ireland, Trish Ireland Interiors, Cincinnati, OH envy BY SHERWIN-WILLIAMS “Going for green on the vanity in this bathroom, which my teen kids share, created the most cheerful space. With that window seat, it feels like an escape—fitting because my daughter loves to hide out in here.” —Cathleen Wilson Seay, Wilson Girls, Greenville, SC rose ash BY PRATT & LAMBERT “When we finished decorating this guest room, meant for the homeowner’s grandchildren, she loved it so much, she wondered if we should turn it into the master bedroom. The aged pink…

Choose a standout piece. It’ll steer your design. Alison doubled up: a BlueStar range in white and brass and a brass hood she designed. Catch up on Windy City Rehab in the HGTV app. You can’t go wrong with a banquette. “They maximize seating, which is key in smaller spaces,” says Alison. The cushions are covered in durable distressed faux leather. every Chicago home Alison Victoria revives on her show Windy City Rehab gets serious attention, including this one. The project involved knocking down the original house and starting from scratch. But about 10 months into the build of the new 4,500-square-foot place, she decided she didn’t want to sell it—she wanted to move in. “I had been incorporating more and more of my favorite vintage finds, and then I…

“Bring a game! My husband and I recently got a beach version of cornhole called Sand Hole. It’s fun and super portable.”…