Innholdsfortegnelse for September 2020 i HGTV Magazine

1 I like including a mirror in a gallery wall. A flower-shaped rattan one has beachy flair. PAGE 63 2 This type of chair is one of my faves—I have two in my dining room. Know what it’s called? Hint: It’s on a lot of wish lists. PAGE 39 3 Patterned canisters instantly perk up a kitchen counter. Take the lids off and they also make pretty vases. PAGE 100 4 A rainbow wall rug is a whimsical addition to a kid’s room. This one’s earthy colors make it extra cool. PAGE 31 5 Pop matching ottomans under a console for extra seating and style. PAGE 44 6 I did a mini makeover in my bathroom with a new track rod and shower curtain. See how other staffers revived their…

THE BLOGGER: Ashley Luengo of @modernglamhome (40.8k followers) “My daughter’s bathroom is also used by guests, so for the redo, I took her glam-loving style up a notch,” says blogger Ashley Luengo, who lives in Lafayette, CA. “Combining a classic wood vanity—filled with headbands!—with different patterns of marble tile on the floor and the shower walls gave the space a fresh, young spin. A ruffly mirror, from Ballard Designs, has a playfulness that adults love too. This bathroom is now everyone’s favorite room.”…

about the house BUILT IN: 1923 BOUGHT IN: 2003 SIZE: 2,400 SQ. FT. “When we found our place, we immediately saw its potential, despite the old white paint and boring cement stoop. New pavers on the steps and a fresh coat of paint highlight its character.”—Linda and John Bergh, homeowners bay windows Copper roofs top bay windows with frames painted minty green. “They have a pleasing balanced look,” says Linda. landscaping At first the yard had no flair. “We leaned into the cottage style and created our own version,” says Linda. She and John planted perennials of different colors, textures, and heights. Rounding out the romantic vibes: a curved stone path. pillow Sunbrella Floral 16" x 16" polyester outdoor pillow in coral, $49, thecompanystore.com bench August Grove Encanto Rose 39…

Deirdre’s mod stoop For a quick curb appeal boost, creative director Deirdre Koribanick went for mid-century vibes on her stoop. “Now my pink Buddha finally has company!” she says. CHAIR worldmarket.com DOORMAT shopthenovogratz.com PLANTER target.com Rachel’s new-old nook “I love our antique pew, but the corner felt drab,” says deputy photo director Rachel Barker. Playful touches like brunchworthy art, a pom-pom garland, and an orange chair brought the fun. CHAIR target.com BAGEL ART society6.com DOWEL FRAME walmart.com GARLAND cb2.com FRUIT BASKET cb2.com Jami’s boho mantel “I updated my mantel by mixing tall and small objects, a classic decorating trick,” says home director Jami Supsic. The result: elevated style. CANDLES burkedecor.com TRAY hay.com VASE crateandbarrel.com PLANTER cb2.com Kathleen’s fab entry “I’m staying with my parents and I treated us all to some stencil style,” says editorial assistant Kathleen Knowles. “I…

acorn squash BY PPG PAINTS “Daffodil yellow is special to my client because it was her grandmother’s favorite color. Once we painted the custom cabinets, we put in a hot pink pendant and leafy wallpaper to create an extra-happy place. Sometimes she sneaks in here with a glass of wine!” —Katrina Porter, Katrina Porter Designs, Mountain Brook, AL in the pink BY SHERWIN-WILLIAMS “To make my client’s little vanity memorable, I had it painted strawberry-ice-cream pink—a shade I pulled from the wallpaper—and then added crystal knobs. It’s never failed to get oohs and aahs from visitors.” —Jennifer Strickler, Jennifer Strickler Design, LLC, Tulsa, OK peale green BY BENJAMIN MOORE “I wanted the cozy-cool feel of a cigar lounge for this bachelor’s bedroom, minus the cigars! The green reminds me of…

1 hang art in a unique way Magnetic clamps hold the print in place. A metallic finish is also cool but doesn’t distract from the art. 2 SWAP YOUR PILLOWS “Move the bedroom throw pillows to the living room sofa, or vice versa. Instant refresh!”—David Bromstad, My Lottery Dream Home 3 perk up an entry with a pair of ottomans Two petite ottomans or X-benches below a console can do lots of good—they bring a welcoming burst of brightness, fill the area, and are there for the taking when you need extra seats. 4 group items by color A rainbow of hues in your built-in is total eye candy. Arranging stuff by color makes a room seem more organized, too. 5 monochrome your candles and holders A row of them…

dramatic transformations aren’t just the stuff of gut renos. Designer and stylist Erin Wheeler and her husband, David, fixed up most of their 1989 Raleigh, NC, home to suit their tastes with simple yet jaw-dropping cosmetic changes. They wiped out the place’s stuffy, traditional vibes (think dated fixtures and finishes, and lots of cream) with all sorts of mini tweaks, including fresh paint, contemporary cabinet hardware, and new light fixtures. “Those updates kept us going, room by room, while we saved up for a master bathroom makeover,” says Erin. But the truth is, she’s not totally finished, and that’s the way she likes it. “The joy of small changes is that you can keep playing around,” says Erin. “It doesn’t cost much to swap stuff in and out—and you can…

mod nook This cozy spot, known as Grand Central to the family that lives here, is as versatile as it is vibrant. A chic table from LexMod, with funky orange chairs by Armen Living, doubles as a Zoom-call zone. The bright custom bench, painted Jargon Jade by Sherwin-Williams, offers storage for small appliances (hola, tortilla maker). As a real estate agent, Courtney Madden has seen her share of ultramodern kitchens (white on white on white!) and painfully dated ones (pea-soup-green counters!). So when she and her husband, Sean, decided to renovate the overly beige, poorly laid-out kitchen in their 1960s ranch in Greenville, SC, Courtney was determined to get one with a fresh, distinctive look that wouldn’t soon go out of style. Or, as she puts it, “I didn’t want…

peanut butter and jelly muffins 1 cup wheat bran1 cup whole-wheat flour½ cup sugar1 teaspoon baking powder½ teaspoon baking soda½ teaspoon ground cinnamon pinch kosher salt¼ cup unsweetened applesauce½ cup low-fat buttermilk¼ cup olive oil1 large egg1 cup freeze-dried strawberries, lightly crushed10 teaspoons creamy peanut butter¼ cup strawberry jam fresh strawberries, sliced (optional) 1. Heat oven to 350°F and line a 12-cup muffin pan with 10 paper liners (leave 2 cups empty). In a medium bowl, combine wheat bran, flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, cinnamon, and salt. 2. In a large bowl, combine applesauce, buttermilk, oil, and egg. Add the flour mixture to the bowl and mix to combine. Fold in freeze-dried strawberries. Divide half the batter among the lined muffin cups. 3. Top each with 1 teaspoon peanut…

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. covers PAINT Something Blue (#SW6800) and In the Navy (#SW9178), both by Sherwin-Williams. DRESSER Chloe 60"W x 191/"D x 33 1/"H wood and metal dresser, apt2b.com. WALLPAPER Octavia sisal wallpaper in navy, fschumacher.com for buying info. DOOR Trimlite primed wood Shaker door, build.com. DOORKNOB Modern Rosette 21/"-diameter brass knob in satin finish, emtek.com for stores. VASE Painted Elza 71/"-tall stoneware vase, anthropologie.com. BASKET Twins 8"-diameter sisal basket in…

a tree falling on your house isn’t usually a good thing…unless you end up with a dream reno. That’s what happened to Brandi and Cathy Lesesne’s family after tropical storm Irma plowed through Decatur, GA, in 2017, flooding and damaging the lower level of their 1964 split-level home. “We’d been meaning to renovate but never got around to it,” says Brandi. Suddenly they had no choice. The couple worked with designer Gina Sims to infuse their basement with color and take the cute factor from 0 to 100. Says Brandi, “It’s been the bright side of a bad situation.” family room This area used to be filled out with furniture from the family’s old home. “Taking everything out during the reno made us think about what we put back in,”…

star tip “I have an inbox for loose papers. When my desk is clutter-free, I can focus on work. It makes a desk 100 times neater! Just remember to go through it regularly.” FOR ADDITIONAL SOURCES, SEE PAGE 102.…