Innholdsfortegnelse for May/June 2025 i HGTV Magazine

Down Home Fab In season 3 of their hit show, Chelsea and Cole DeBoer continue to juggle their design business with raising four young kids in Sioux Falls, SD. We asked the couple to share their best Mother’s Day and Father’s Day gift ideas for all the other multitasking parents out there. Here are their top picks! Love It or List It! The beloved show kicks off season 20 with David Visentin and Page Turner, who’s taking over for longtime host Hilary Farr. See what’s on Page’s mind as she gets ready… How did you learn that you’d be the new host? I was told on a Zoom call and I fell out of my chair and came back up with a full face of tears! I watched this show…

mural Artist Dez Lezotte painted this carnival stripe design in her Altoona, WI, kitchen, using painter’s tape to get perfectly clean lines. “I love how happy it makes our kitchen feel,” she says. She got the colors by mixing leftover paints! wallpaper When you don’t have a lot of square footage, the ceiling can be a great place to incorporate a fun pattern without overpowering the space, says designer Carla Fonts. She brought the outside into this Dallas sunroom with a leafy wallpaper by Nobilis, then she carried the color through on the walls. wood paneling “We could have called it a day with a white ceiling, but cedar planks cozy up the space,” says designer Lauren Wills Grover of this Southold, NY, dining room. If you want ceiling-mounted light…

If you’ve considered an outdoor kitchen, we’re here to talk you into it: You can find a design to fit almost any budget these days (custom spaces range from $5,000 to $100,000 or more), and realtors say the return on your investment will be between 50 and 200 percent! You won’t be alone either: According to the latest outdoor trends study from Houzz, one in eight homeowners will add or upgrade an outdoor kitchen as part of their next outdoor renovation. Turn the page to find everything you need to know to get cooking outside. “Outdoor kitchens should complement the style of the whole house and blend with your overall aesthetic.”—Jessica What did it cost? Base (custom smooth stucco finish with Brazilian walnut doors) $10,000 Counters (poured concrete) $5,000 Grill…

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Blue “A monochromatic piece allows you to explore the nuances within a single color range,” says designer Heather Weisz. Her clients were drawn to the cool, dreamlike quality of this resin and oil painting by artist Antonio Sannino for their Palm Beach dining nook. Green “We wanted the room to feel airy and serene, like a retreat,” says designer Bria Hammel of this Inver Grove Heights, MN, bedroom. The large size of this framed landscape from Celadon Art creates a focal point, while the soft green tones keep it from feeling busy. Pink “I believe you should always choose a color that evokes a strong emotion, hopefully joy!” says Denise Davies of D2 Interieurs. She picked this bright pink canvas for exactly that: It brings a little cheer to the…

South Kingstown, RI 4 BR, 6 BA, 5,626 SQ. FT., 28.46 ACRES This home in Rhode Island’s Matunuck Hills has 20-plus acres of meadows and vines and is equipped with stainlesssteel tanks so you can create your own signature blend. Agent: Judith Chace, Mott & Chace Sotheby’s International Realty Calistoga, CA 4 BR, 5 BA, 5,228 SQ. FT., 38.96 ACRES You’ll acquire 500 mature cabernet vines with this property. Everything is ready for a private label—but you’ll have to outsource production and bottling. There’s also a bocce court. Agent: Bob Pennypacker, Sotheby’s International Realty Suttons Bay, MI 5 BR, 5 BA, 11,270 SQ. FT., 78.4 ACRES Malbec vines, a tasting room, bottling facilities, and a barn for events are all included in this deal. The private home sits apart from…

Years ago, after dating a guy for a few months, I casually asked him, “What’s your favorite color?” He scoffed and said, “Only kids have a favorite color.” No surprise the relationship didn’t last long after that, but the memory has stuck with me. Out of curiosity, I recently posed the same question to HGTV stars and a funny thing happened: My inbox quickly filled up and their answers were all shades of green! When I mentioned the results to colleagues, most of them said they favor greens too. This isn’t how the rest of the world feels, apparently. According to a study conducted by the market research firm YouGov, blue is the top color across the globe, and a recent US poll by the online art gallery Singulart echoed…

lazy caterpillar BY BEHR “This mudroom opens up to a poolside paradise, so we wanted to give it that preppy Palm Beach feel. We balanced the bright citrus green with cool, calming blue accents.” —Jocelyn Chiappone, @digsdesignco, Newport, RI magical + mystical grape BY SHERWIN-WILLIAMS AND BENJAMIN MOORE “These colors feel vibrant and ambitious—and they play so well with pink accessories. This combo would also be great for an office or game room.” —Laquita Tate, @quitatate, Memphis yin yang BY BENJAMIN MOORE “I chose this cabinet color to match my clients’ bold personalities. The smoky violet undertones of this blue make the kitchen so inviting, especially when coupled with the mint green tile backsplash.” —Kayti Fan, @kaytifandesigns, Denver cherry chip BY DUNN-EDWARDS “Most people think of coral as a pink,…

This house gives a whole new meaning to midcentury modern. Designer Poonam Moore took the 1959 ranch and gave it the full HGTV Smart Home treatment: Lights and music turn on with voice commands, outlets pop up from the kitchen countertops, and a TV folds down from a ceiling. Poonam managed to integrate state-of-the-art tech into every room while staying true to the home’s 1950s roots, with details like wood paneling, Sputnik fixtures, and velvet upholstery. Read on for all the details and stream the HGTV Smart Home 2025 special hosted by Mike Jackson on Max and discovery+. Then see page 59 to enter for a chance to win the whole thing! dining area Two key features make this setup ideal for entertaining: The TV above the gas fireplace can…

When Jenny and Dave Marrs aren’t filming their hit show Fixer to Fabulous, you’ll find them at home in Arkansas with their five kids, four dogs, a donkey—and 1,500 blueberry bushes. The HGTV stars run a blueberry farm in Bentonville, and they donate all the proceeds to support at-risk youth in Zimbabwe. (The couple has a strong connection to causes in Africa because their oldest daughter is adopted from there.) “We wanted to give our community a place to come together and get a slice of farm life and also make an impact in the lives of children globally,” Jenny says. To celebrate this partnership, and kick off blueberry-picking season, Jenny and Dave invited supporters and friends over for dinner on the farm. Here’s a peek at the party—feel free…

cover Photographs by Alison Gootee. Styled by Rachael Weiner Entryway SIDEBOARD Wooster sideboard, serenaandlily.com ART Garden Flowers by Lucrecia Caporale, minted.com Living Room CHAIR Bisou chair, crateandbarrel.com house tours Bring On the Color!, pages 40–51 INTERIOR DESIGN Sallie Lord, greyhuntinteriors.com Open House: HGTV Smart Home 2025, pages 52–59 INTERIOR DESIGN Poonam Moore, poonamsbydesign.com out + about So You Want an Outdoor Kitchen?, pages 61–65 KITCHEN DESIGN Brooks Crawford, designbybrookside.com…