Innholdsfortegnelse for May 2022 i HGTV Magazine

all the feels From a punchy pink to a tranquil blue, color can invoke a mood. Tip: Determine the vibe you want for your space—such as an energetic color for a work area—get some color chips, and see how you react to the different hues. make a statement For a look that’s uniquely yours, highlight moldings, banisters, ceilings, furniture, or the walls with a powerful pop of color. try before you buy Choose from two great ways to find your perfect color! 8"x8" Peel & Stick samples or FREE 2"x3" color chips. Get more tools and color confidence at swsamples.com…

HOW TO CHOOSE THE PERFECT MATTRESS You spend one-third of your life in bed, why not make it wonderful? MAKE IT PERSONAL Scale the size to your space and match the firmness to your sleep style. Map out your bedroom to determine whether a king or a queen would be the best fit. If you sleep with a partner (or pets!), it may be worth sizing up. Find the right feel—Firm, Plush, or Ultra Plush—based on your usual sleep position. THINK LONG TERM A high-quality mattress should last up to 10 years, so invest in comfort, durability, and support. Research how it’s made—the materials used for the interior and the exterior can have a major impact on comfort and durability over time. TRUST THE LEGACY Seek out a brand with…

Potted hydrangeas give you the versatility to move your planters around throughout the season and to change things up when entertaining. Meet Your New Crush With its profusion of raspberry red or neon purple blooms and glossy green leaves, Summer Crush® is a breathtaking member of the Endless Summer® Collection. Its compact size makes it perfectly suited for containers and small spaces, blooming continuously throughout the season to add showstopping color and texture to your outdoor space. Step-by-Step Planting 1 Pick Your Pot Select a planter at least 3" wider than the plastic pot your hydrangea came in, with multiple holes for drainage. 2 Plant Your Hydrangea Fill the container with potting soil, enough so that the hydrangea sits about 2–3" below the lip of the pot. Place the plant…

Is there a DIY fix for tired countertops? “Check out a countertop refinishing kit—kinds are available for multiple surfaces. They come in various stone finishes and tints and are usually applied like paint, some with a clear top coat. There are marble refinishing kits, too. Real talk, though—have the countertops replaced! Most people aren’t aware that it’s a relatively inexpensive upgrade. Laminate, granite, and butcher block are stylish and affordable.” What’s a good way to make an older range look better? “Take years off with a beauty treatment. You can order new knobs and grates for gas stoves directly from the manufacturer. For instant gratification, leave a colorful Dutch oven sitting on top.” I want to update my cabinets with different knobs, but I’m overwhelmed by choices. Help. “Let’s break…

the details VARIED ARCHITECTURE is common in Kalamazoo, but this English-style cottage was a special find. The rolled roof has a “Once upon a time…” effect. Some of the asphalt shingles were falling apart when Amy and Will Brennan bought their place. An experienced roofer did a fresh layer in a warm gray while preserving the design. “Our house keeps catching my eye when we drive up the street,” says Amy. “It’s part of our family!” ORIGINAL STUCCO SIDING remains smooth, owing to regular maintenance. “With an old home, things settle and move, so we’ve patched and caulked cracks,” says Will. “It’s well worth the beauty of stucco.” A LOW ROCK WALL the Brennans had installed enhances the country charm. Aging has helped—it’s like it was always there. the details TUDOR…

maple, bacon & pecan sticky buns 6 slices bacon, cut crosswise into 1-inch pieces¼ cup maple syrup¼ cup packed light brown sugar½ cup roughly chopped pecans½ teaspoon vanilla extract8 refrigerated biscuits (such as Pillsbury Grands! Southern Homestyle biscuits)½ teaspoon ground cinnamon 1. Heat oven to 350°F. Heat a medium skillet over medium heat. Add the bacon and cook, stirring occasionally, until it begins to brown, 3 to 4 minutes. Using a slotted spoon, transfer to a paper towel–lined plate. 2. Meanwhile, in a medium bowl, combine the maple syrup, brown sugar, pecans, and vanilla. Stir in the bacon and divide among 8 muffin cups of a 12-cup muffin tin. 3. Place the biscuits on a sheet of wax paper and sprinkle both sides with the cinnamon. Place biscuits over the…

Can’t get enough of this color palette? Same. Check out more bright finds in our Pop It! special, starting on page 45.…

mirror, mirror on the wall, what’s the weather today? Pose the question in any bathroom of the HGTV Smart Home 2022 and you’ll get a response—they’re outfitted with Amazon Alexa. Clever features abound in the approximately 3,000-square-foot house in Wilmington, NC. The lights, temperature, and TVs are all voice-activated; the main shower has a digital interface for controlling water, steam, music, and lighting; and a high-efficiency pool uses less water than traditional kinds. For easy-living decor to match, designer Tiffany Brooks decorated with comfy furniture and soft colors. “I went contemporary, like the smart technology is,” she says, “but with a traditional European feel that says, ‘sit and relax!’” SCAN TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE HGTV SMART HOME 2022. FOR SOURCES, SEE PAGE 114. but wait… there’s more! Explore the…

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As a military couple, Jewel and Gary Marlowe have moved 13 times over the past 20 years. They bought their Colonial in Fairfax Station, VA, with hopes of settling in for the long haul. Built in 1994 and 3800 square feet large, it had cathedral ceilings and grand windows, but that’s where the appeal ended. Parts of the house were run down, and it completely lacked originality. A designer and a tireless DIYer, Jewel had a vision formed largely from years in transit with Gary, a fighter pilot. “When you’re used to living in cookie-cutter military homes, you learn to differentiate yourself through design,” she says. “I put color, glamour, and soul in every room.” Since there are often four kids in every room, Jewel figured out how to keep…

postmodern perch “I envisioned a home where a dog could lounge on a roof all day, like Snoopy did in the Peanuts comic,” says Mary Ann Schicketanz, an architect in Monterey, CA. She raised the bar with cedar siding, aluminum trim, a rubber floor, and strips of sod for a super-lush deck. That French bulldog looks to be a satisfied squatter. tricked out “RV” Nina McNamar has given much TLC to her rescue pooch, Remi; he could barely walk when she adopted him. Sure enough, she didn’t spare a single feature when crafting the tiny trailer that sits in her yard in Plant City, FL. She cut pieces of wood with a band saw, did an outdoor dining area, laminated and meticulously applied dotted computer graphics, and painted the trim…

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 ARCHITECTURE + INTERIOR DESIGN Cara Scarola, Built Design, built-design.com. BUILD Eric Harris, LLC. PENDANT Visual Comfort Thomas O’Brien Goodman 18"-diameter metal pendant in hand-rubbed-antiquebrass finish, circalighting.com. DINING TABLE Apex 64"-diameter walnut dining table, crateandbarrel.com. CHAIRS Eames molded plastic chairs, dwr.com. PILLOWS custom, raoultextiles.com for buying info. RUG wayfair.com. for the win! Very Smart, pages 12–13 Unless otherwise noted, all items are from ashleyfurniture.com. INTERIOR DESIGN Tiffany Brooks,…

1 We’re celebrating our annual Pops of Color issue with a rainbow of finds, from lights to pillows. PAGE 45 2 Treats: now even more decadent. Meet maple, bacon & pecan sticky buns. PAGE 109 3 A Kalamazoo, MI, English-style cottage is all charm. Don’t you want a rolled roof, too? PAGE 88 4 Blue and white palm leaf wallpaper is a fresh twist on the tropical print. Similarly fantastic is that it’s peel-and-stick. PAGE 21 5 Prop up sailboat plates on an open shelf and you get instant summer feels. PAGE 103 6 Nope, not a backyard—an atrium! Check out a California mid-century full of grooviness. PAGE 78 7 Cornhole is super-duper fun when it’s this colorful. PAGE 116 ENJOY THE ISSUE INSTAGRAM: @sarapeterson_hgtv…

jovial + copen blue + greek villa BY SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Peach, light blue, and white go together as sweetly and deliciously as an ice cream sundae. Color-blocking and an arch shape (use a small paintbrush to outline the edges, then fill in with a roller) create a playful mural wall. alexandrite + limón fresco BY SHERWIN-WILLIAMS What better spot for a jolt of jade than an entry? The shade makes a big impression, yet its richness means it can jibe with plenty of other tones. On the door, a chartreuse color is a happy complement. novel lilac + cyberspace BY SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Light purple isn’t just for kids’ rooms, and that’s never more true than when it’s alongside charcoal gray. The details on the wall also makes a difference—decorative molding has the…

Fluffy blooms really stand out in a sculptural vase. If you cut just a few from your yard, wrap stems in a rubber band to keep flowers from falling to the sides. When your pretty flowers have floppy stems, a vase with a tapered neck will prevent droop. Display a bright bunch in a tall vase with a little texture—a style boost that doesn’t distract from the dazzle. Got a still-going-strong beauty in an arrangement that’s wilting? Stick the keeper in a bud vase with flair! One giant, dramatic leaf is perfection in a simple spherical vase. Varying the heights of flowers lets their shape stand out. They’re even cuter in an asymmetrical holder.…

Healthy and Safe Homes are a tool for health. Make sure heating, cooling, and air filtration systems are cleaned regularly and in good working order to reduce indoor allergens and filter outdoor air toxins. It’s also important to stay up-to-date on fire safety standards, replacing alarms and safety equipment when outdated to protect what matters most–the people inside. Habitat Humanitarians Drew & Jonathan Scott “Thank you for helping more families unlock brighter futures through affordable places to call home.” Bring Outside In Faux plants are a great way to bring the outside in, especially when you don’t have a green thumb. Create outdoor spaces for living, too. Go beyond a dining table and add loungers, couches, umbrellas, and cozy pillows for cuddling up around an outdoor firepit. Go on a…

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Raised by an architect dad, Remington Heatley inherited a love for mid-century modern homes. “We used to take walks where he’d point out his favorites,” he says. When Remington and his wife, Julienne, began house-hunting in the San Francisco Bay Area, they had MCM style in mind. A year and a half later, they were still searching when a rare find hit the market… on the anniversary of his father’s passing. Built by renowned real estate developer Joseph Eichler in 1959, the 1,742-square-foot home in Walnut Creek was one of only a few hundred in the vicinity. There was much to adore, including abundant light and an airy layout (classic mid-century), an atrium inside the front door (classic Eichler), and the fact that it was well cared for (previous owners…

when you live minutes from the Atlantic Ocean, have his-and-her boats, and run your own oyster farm, doing a beachy kitchen comes naturally. Katie and Eric Hooper had been raring to make it happen in their Falmouth, MA, cottage. “The original was pretty awful, with dingy beige cabinets and gray laminate countertops, but we wanted to save enough money to do it right,” she says. In the meantime, she toured historic beach homes in the neighborhood, picking up ideas for staying true to their house’s 1950s roots. “One day the stove display panel basically melted while I was cooking,” she says, “and we realized it was time.” The Hoopers covered the walls and ceiling with shiplap-style planks painted White Dove by Benjamin Moore, put in white oak butcher-block countertops, then…

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