Innholdsfortegnelse for May 2023 i HGTV Magazine

This summer, take your gardens and containers to colorful new heights with the debut of Pop Star® Hydrangea by Endless Summer® Hydrangeas. A breakthrough in compact garden hydrangeas, they bloom like crazy, are easy to grow and perfect for all your outdoor spaces. Go ahead—add some curb appeal to your landscape, color on your front porch, and create show-stopping flower arrangements. Big Bloom Energy One-of-a-kind, fast-growing rebloomers, the big, bold, blossoms bring endless flowers to your outdoor space — all season long! Get Your Bloom On Reaching only 18-36” tall and wide, these small but mighty bloomers are perfect in deco pots on patios or porches, and along borders or as a focal point in the garden. Easy, Peasy Pop Star® Hydrangea is user-friendly and doesn’t require much maintenance. Just…

subtle squares “Putting decorative molding on a wall adds architectural detail that’ll elevate any space.” —Erin Feasby, Feasby & Bleeks Design HOW TO 1. Draw large squares on your wall using a pencil and a level. (These are 2 1/2-foot squares.) 2. Using a miter saw, cut two pieces of 1-inch-wide trim for each line you drew. Cut the corners at a 45-degree angle (or have the pieces cut at a home improvement store). 3. Attach the trim to the wall with wood glue, butting each piece up against the other to create a 2-inch-wide piece. Secure the trim to the wall with a brad nailer, nailing into studs where possible. 4. Fill in nail holes with wood filler and caulk the edges. Lightly sand the molding. 5. Prime the…

This is the kind of house that takes your breath away every time you pull up,” says Tiffany Brooks, the designer/host of the HGTV Smart Home 2023. The scenery, in the foothills of Santa Fe, NM, is stunning, but so is the home’s interior: Tiffany designed the space using colors inspired by the landscape, then layered in glam furnishings—and next-generation tech. The result is a tranquil oasis that has every convenience you can imagine, including a gym area with smart weights that adjust on command, an outdoor TV built to withstand dust and rain, and a keypad-operated dumbwaiter that shuttles food and drinks from the main floor to a rooftop deck. Take a look around.… “I wanted to bring a modern and dramatic vibe while honoring the rich culture of…

Taurus Apr 20–May 20 You believe more is more in life, so go extra decorative with a gauzy pillow covered in oversize tassels. Gemini May 21–June 20 It’s almost your birthday! This find is a reminder to tend to relationships and weed out any negativity. Cancer June 21–July 22 Hey, nostalgic crabs, this crocheted option will take you back to those carefree days at summer camp. Leo July 23–Aug 22 It’s all about the hustle for Leos these days. This pick will remind you to keep things in check. Virgo Aug 23–Sept 22 Ignore your logical nature and unleash that secret dreamy side. A watercolor print offers inspiration. Libra Sept 23–Oct 22 Life’s giving you lemons right now, but you’re a pro at making everything beautiful. You got this! Scorpio…

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Not every family has the same opportunities to secure an affordable place to live. Communities of color especially, have been locked out of safe, equitable housing for too long. Today, 1 in 7 families spend half or more of their income on rent or mortgage, often choosing between paying for housing or healthy food, transportation, or lifesaving medicine. Habitat for Humanity envisions a world where everyone has a decent place to live and it brings people together to build homes, communities, and hope. Through Home is the Key, Habitat and its partners are working to close the housing gap to make access to homeownership more equitable and inclusive. Join us in April by supporting Habitat for Humanity and our Home is the Key partners. At Home, The Home Décor Superstore,…

Jessica Cantlin’s house isn’t for everyone—and she’s OK with that. “People are definitely surprised when they walk inside,” says the landscape photographer of her whimsical, colorful aesthetic. “I like to have as much going on as possible!” When she and her husband, Alan, bought this 3,500-square-foot Craftsman a decade ago, it was “one hundred shades of beige,” Jessica says. The couple chipped away at projects but recently embarked on a major revamp with help from interior designer Leah Steen. They worked together to infuse the house with vivid colors and cheeky patterns, and to create a daring mix of modern pieces and thrifted treasures. The result is a look that makes everyone in the family happy. “We get such a kick out of living here,” Jessica says. “I like giving…

WHO’S COOKING Krista McCain, an acupuncturist, with kids, Felix, 11, and Lottie, 13. Not pictured: husband and dad Gareth Eames, a financial product manager who makes a mean roast chicken! FOR SOURCES, SEE PAGE 102.…

THE LIME GREEN HOUSE HOMEOWNERS: DT and Kimberley North LOCATION: Olympia, WA BUILT IN: 2011 for $480,000 “People in town refer to it as the Green Hulk,” says DT of the three-bedroom house he shares with his wife, Kimberley. The couple’s designer suggested this shade of lime green for the Hardie board siding, and they were instantly sold. “It feels bright and welcoming during our long, gray Pacific Northwest winters.” The color isn’t the only special feature: This is one of Washington state’s first certified passive houses, meaning it’s super energy-efficient. “Our home is out of the box in every way,” DT says. THE RAINBOW HOUSE HOMEOWNERS: Justine and Shannon Egner LOCATION: Viroqua, WI BUILT IN: 1920 BOUGHT IN: 2020 for $234,000 Justine and Shannon know they’re living in every…

I have a confession to make: I haven’t always loved color. I wore almost exclusively black in college, and when I got my first apartment, I automatically went for a black sofa, a white bed, and natural jute rugs. Cut to a few years later: I was working at Country Living magazine and wrote a story about Fiestaware ceramics, which are famous for their eye-popping shades. I surprised myself by becoming obsessed with the company—and filling my cabinets with its dishes and plates, each one a different color. I loved mixing and matching them. Every meal felt like a chance to play with the rainbow! After that, I started making bolder moves. I won’t say life went from black-and-white to Technicolor, exactly, but it definitely got more vivid. I gave…

bunker hill green BY BENJAMIN MOORE “This is like a turned-up version of the color of pine trees—perfect for a lake house bedroom with a vintage camp theme. The yellow in it makes it feel warmer than other greens.” —Rebecca Plumb, Studio Plumb, Sacramento, CA blue lagoon BY BENJAMIN MOORE “Peacock blue with teal undertones complements this kitchen’s red pendants—they’re both punchy but don’t overpower each other. If you want something bold and cheerful, choose this color.” —Leandra Fremont-Smith, Leandra Fremont-Smith Interiors, Yarmouth, ME yellowcake BY FARROW & BALL “I’m an artist, and I often use neon colors. I had this one left over from a painting, and when my kids were home from school during the pandemic, I used the color all over this computer nook. It was a…

ranch-chipotle chicken wings 1 tablespoon plus 1 teaspoon onion powder1 tablespoon garlic powder1 ½ teaspoons dill weedKosher salt and freshly ground pepper3 pounds chicken wings, split at the joints (tips removed)1 ½ cups plus 2 tablespoons buttermilk1 small onion, sliced into thick ringsVegetable oil, for brushing½ cup mayonnaise1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar1 teaspoon sugar1 teaspoon chipotle hot sauce1 tablespoon chopped fresh chives 1. Combine the onion powder, garlic powder, dill weed, 1 teaspoon salt, and ½ teaspoon pepper in a bowl. In a large bowl, toss the wings with l ½ cups buttermilk, the onion slices, and 1 teaspoon of the spice mix; cover and refrigerate 2 hours. Drain well, discarding the onion. 2. Preheat the oven to 425°F. Brush a rimmed baking sheet with vegetable oil. Toss the wings…

Stroll through any of the parks or town squares in Savannah, GA—under the cover of oak trees draped in Spanish moss—and you might want to stay here forever. You can live out that fantasy for a few days by renting a place. Many of the houses on sites like Vrbo and Airbnb have porches and gardens that were made for sipping lemonade and people-watching. Read on for tips from locals on how to get the most out of your stay. STAY savannah nest An open layout and comfy furniture make this Historic District spot great for families. Sleeps 6, $430 per night (average rate), #9627112 on vrbo.com heidi’s hideaway Pets are welcome at this cute cottage near a dog park and downtown. Sleeps 6, $192 per night (average rate), #9737062…

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 Amber Guyton, blessedlittlebungalow.com. ACCENT WALL DESIGN AND BUILD theboardroomaccentwalls.com. BED Marcella velvet bed, urbanoutfitters.com. BEDDING Classic Core Kaleidoscope sheets, brooklinen.com. LAMP Orange ceramic lamp, athome.com. MIRROR Safavieh Woodland Sunburst mirror, lowes.com. NIGHTSTAND Mr. Kate Effie nightstand, overstock.com. PILLOWS Lumbar pillow, jungalow.com; Modish Decor pillow, bloomingdales.com. RUG Loloi II Spectrum Silver & Fiesta rug, burkedecor.com. THROW Honeybloom throw, athome.com. house tours The Bright Side, pages 51–61…