Innholdsfortegnelse for Jan/Feb 2020 i HGTV Magazine

1 I could get used to the view at the HGTV Dream Home 2020. The lucky winner will enjoy that scenery all the time! PAGE 68 2 Acrylic organizers in a closet mean you can actually see what’s stored inside. PAGE 100 3 It’s rare to get excited about a scrub brush. But this flamingo one is a party in your sink. PAGE 52 4 Bold lip art adds unexpected pizzazz to an entry. Check out the fun stuff the designer combined it with. PAGE 38 5 Shelves of rainbow glassware are easy to re-create with thrift store finds. PAGE 33 6 Mint Condition by Sherwin-Williams on the double doors of a New Orleans home: twice-as-nice curb appeal. PAGE 76 7 This cute stool costs $820 less than a fancy…

morning calm BY MAGNOLIA HOME BY JOANNA GAINES “I love this aqua blue because it’s easy on the eyes and not overwhelmingly bright, which makes it a great color for the wall of shelves in this room. Still, it’s inviting and fun, and that’s important because I want my family to hang out in our screen-free zone!” —Brianna Hall, homeowner, Portland, OR rennie’s rose BY DUNN-EDWARDS “These homeowners are into purple, so I put a spin on it in their guest room—a dusty rose straight out of a Palm Springs sunset. They joke that they like it so much, they might move in.” —Michelle Boudreau, Michelle Boudreau Design, Palm Springs, CA new dawn + deep sea green BOTH BY BENJAMIN MOORE “This vibrant orange was inspired by flowers blooming in…

minimalist pop “A neutral entry with a jolt of color matches the rest of this Arlington, TX, house,” says designer Anissa Allen. The wood console, glass lamp, and polished concrete floors set the stage for the door—orange on both sides, which makes coming and going exciting. Those poufs and the overdyed rug in gray shades don’t distract from the opening act. naturally chic Relaxed textures—wicker, rattan, feathery grass—and golden touches bring step-right-in warmth to a home in Inver Grove Heights, MN. “Putting in a tall vase display and large floor lanterns added presence,” says designer Bria Hammel. Is there any better place in a house for a “Hello” statement? modern eclectic “Here’s a spot that gives the impression of, Wow, these people probably throw a great party, and they do!”…

backyard “It’s the most spectacular HGTV Dream Home backyard we’ve ever done!” says designer Brian Patrick Flynn of this hideaway shaded by oak trees on the marsh. “A black liner gives the pool water a deep blue color during the day. Around sunset, it’s magically mirrorlike.” great room Brian nodded to the relaxed coastal vibe of the South Carolina Lowcountry: The ceiling is painted Mint to Be by HGTV HOME by Sherwin-Williams (porch ceilings in the area were historically painted light blue), the fireplace is covered in tabby (a type of concrete that contains crushed shells), and the extra-deep sofa from Wayfair is sea blue. The white oak fishscale-pattern artwork, from Rustic Nail & Co., adds to the room’s chill–chic charms. With a patio and pool overlooking the water, a…

sweet and sour pork and vegetable stir-fry 1 cup long-grain white or brown rice2 tablespoons hoisin sauce1 tablespoon fresh lime juice2 tablespoons canola oil2 medium carrots, cut into matchsticks1 large red bell pepper, cut into strips½ pound pork tenderloin, thinly sliced Kosher salt and pepper1 cup bean sprouts (optional)2 scallions, thinly sliced (plus a few diced pieces) 1. Cook the rice following the package instructions. In a small bowl, whisk together the hoisin sauce, lime juice, and 1 tablespoon of water; set aside. 2. Heat 1 tablespoon canola oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add the carrots and bell pepper and cook, tossing frequently, until the vegetables are just tender, 4 to 5 minutes. Transfer to a bowl. 3. Add the remaining tablespoon canola oil to the skillet…

THE INFLUENCER: Sabrina Tan of @gypsytan (240k followers) “When I decorated my bedroom in my new place, I wanted it to be the coziest spot,” says Sabrina. “I paired pink velvet chairs I already had with a blue velvet bed from Wayfair and a supersoft blanket. A lot of my followers ask about the hat rack. I made it with a piece of copper pipe, rope, and clothespins. Displaying a favorite collection is always a homey touch.”…

$467 Exotic flowers plus dragons equals mega drama on walls. Schumacher Chiang Mai Dragon wallpaper in ebony, price is for a single roll, mahoneswallpapershop.com $47 Ditch the dragon to save on an equally exuberant pick. Albany Bohemian Flower wallpaper in charcoal, price is for a double roll, wallpaperdirect.com $499 With a rich suede seat, it’s not your dorm butterfly chair. Belgrano suede and brass-finished-steel butterfly chair, cb2.com $188 A hand-stitched edge elevates a leather version. Carbon Loft Larkin leather and metal butterfly chair in chestnut, overstock.com $2,595 There are turned Lucite legs on this Art Deco–inspired stunner. Arches 72"W x 20"D x 31½"H engineered wood and Lucite credenza in navy, modshop1.com $999 Although the acrylic legs are less fancy, the carved details are just as ornate. Deco 65"W x 19"D…

NOT BAD AT ALL! NOT SO BAD! KINDA BAD! PRETTY BAD! REALLY BAD! SUPER BAD! how bad is it to take a really hot shower? “Hot water makes pores dilate and release moisture, so if you stay in a superheated shower for more than five minutes, it could dry out your skin,” says Carolyn Jacob, M.D., a dermatologist in Chicago. During winter, skin may already be on the parched side from indoor heating. (Anyone with eczema should skip a too steamy shower, period.) Besides keeping your shower short, use a cleanser with ceramides—lipids that help form a barrier so skin can retain moisture—such as CeraVe Hydrating body wash. Once you step out, smooth on a rich moisturizer, like Aveeno Skin Relief Moisture Repair cream, while skin is damp, to lock…

about the house BUILT IN: 2015 SIZE: 3,100 SQ. FT. “We love the fresh feel of our modern farmhouse, which we had built. The wide wood steps, the white paint and blue door, and the tall windows are all just so welcoming.” —Katie and Matt Bellerino, homeowners planters A pair with a stylish geometric pattern flank the porch steps. They’re filled with hot pink vinca flowers, which thrive in the sun. Debossed Tribal 9"-tall dolomite planter in yellow, $32, birchlane.com porch railing For unique charm, this one has a custom crisscross design. “The railing is one of our favorite things about our home’s exterior,” says Matt. house numbers Rock Creek Modern 4"-tall aluminum house numbers in brushed finish, $40, rejuvenation.com landscaping With a traditional Southern garden in mind, the Bellerinos…

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 INTERIOR DESIGN hatchworksaustin.com. TILE Picket tile, fireclaytile.com. FOOTED BOWLS (yellow) Raawii Strom 6"-diameter earthenware bowl in freesia; (gray) Raawii Strom 8¾"-diameter earthenware bowl in vaporous gray, both store.moma.org. ART (mint) Aqua Stones by June Journal 13" x 16" unframed print, society6.com; (sun) 70s Sun 8" x 10" unframed print, americanposters.etsy.com. FRAMES GLK2 wood frames in white, picturefames.com. PLANTER Lemon Drop 5¼"H x 6½"-diameter cement planter, celebratethehome.com. GLASSES…

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YOUR GLASSWARE It took six months of flea marketing and thrift store hunting before Nashville, TN, blogger Elsie Larson of A Beautiful Mess could bring this striking display of glasses to life. “When we were first looking at our house and I saw the big arched shelf in the breakfast nook, I thought it was the perfect spot for a splash of color,” she says. She gave herself a $3 budget for each piece, $5 for extra-special ones. “We’ve actually used the glasses quite a bit for parties,” she says. “Kids love them!” YOUR STAIRCASE Guests don’t typically stop and stare at steps leading up to a second floor…unless they look like these. Logan, UT, blogger Ashley Wilson of At Home With Ashley bought 13 sample pots of latex paint…

homeowners typically put in serious effort to make old spaces look new. Gretchen Jorg and Josh Bishop did the total opposite for the kitchen in their mid-century Seattle, WA, home. It had last been remodeled in the ’80s—and it showed, with raised-panel cabinets and wood-look linoleum floors. “Sometimes the right thing to do for a house is to choose finishes that fit its age rather than what’s in vogue,” says Gretchen. Steered by designer Andy Beers, the couple injected ’60s style with light wood cabinetry, a fab green island, and mod seating and lights. “When people first see our kitchen,” says Gretchen, “it takes them a minute to realize it’s new and not original, and then they’re amazed.” pendants A pair of globe lights by Sea Gull Lighting have retro…