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planter Aveiro 13"-tall glazed terra-cotta planter in blue, $60, crateandbarrel.com. We filled ours with impatiens.
doormat Nickel Designs Blue Shapes 18" x 30" coir doormat, $47, westelm.com
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95 Farmhouse vibes + pretty blues + River the chocolate Lab = one dreamy kitchen.
fun decorating Why Don’t You Paint… Genius ways to change things up all around the house—with minimal supplies 21 The High/Low List Some dynamic duos with drastically different price tags 27
How Many Colors Can Fit in 1,000 Square Feet? As many as you want! Check out a wowza home in Washington, D.C., that’s all about lively shades and unexpected combos 33 Spot On Dots may be the most cheerful pattern ever—it’s
hard to look at this stuff and not smile 38 Flip It! And Make It Beachy Turn those unloved pieces into new beauties with coastal flair 41 Mirror Mirror, Style the Wall Ways to make your home the fab-est of them all 46 HGTV Magazine 5
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pop quiz What Kind of Painter Are You? Take our quiz to find out—then brush up on your technique 55
house tours When You Love All the Things A self-described maximalist fills her Katy, TX, home with eye candy galore 61 From Starter Home to Forever Home How one family doubled the size of their cute California cottage without sacrificing any charm 72
curb appeal Copy the Curb Appeal These eye-catching houses in Rhinebeck, NY, are loaded with inspiring ideas 84 Terra-Cotta Pots Get Exciting Everyone has one (or 10). And they couldn’t be more basic… until now 92
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in the kitchen Wish List, Granted! Light, bright, and farmhouse-y, please: A couple gets the kitchen they craved 95 Food + Stuff: Lemony Pasta Salad With Green Beans Let’s do lunch on the patio. Citrusy pasta salad is easy breezy 101
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@lovelyindeed This is just BEYOND! I want that art in my house!
@sequinsand lipstick This is beautiful! Office goals for sure
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@kjblattenbauer Those chairs are everything!
THE DESIGNER: Ashley Rose of @sugarandcloth (272k followers)
“I chose fun, bright elements for this home office to play up the personality of the homeowner,” says Ashley, who’s based in Houston, TX. “The walls went from dark wood paneling to fresh blue-green (Moon Glass by Behr); an oval dining table makes a cool desk paired with velvet chairs; and gold touches tie the room together. Something that surprises people: The ‘credenza’ is actually side-by-side cabinets from IKEA! I DIYed a toe kick to make them look custom.” HGTV Magazine 19
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why don’t you Genius ways to change things up all around the house—with minimal supplies.
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Grace Mitchell, One of a Kind
“I love the original 1919 wood floor in our playroom, but the center part had scratches—so I let the kids pick from three shades of green, and I painted it!” says HGTV designer Grace Mitchell. “I ran the stripe up the wall and across the ceiling for a total wow moment.” Stem Green by Benjamin Moore
just a doorway “This arch would have felt dated if left alone. Accenting it with a cool blue made it modern and highlighted the dining room,” says HGTV designer Leanne Ford. “Equally amazing: It only took an hour to do!” Blue Blood by PPG Paints
the cabinets and trim “In a white kitchen, the cabinets and trim usually match—we used that same idea here, choosing a bold color for big impact,” says designer Andrew Howard. “Sunshine yellow turned this laundry room into a happy place.” Cheerful by Benjamin Moore
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the entire fridge “Since I’ve painted rainbows all over my house, I figured, Why not on our refrigerator? ” says blogger Ashley Wilson of At Home With Ashley. “I used a bunch of colors from leftover projects—and created a few more shades by mixing some together and adding white. I marked stripes with painter’s tape, primed, and then painted. I couldn’t resist spray-painting the handle gold to coordinate with the cabinets’ brass pulls.” All paints by Behr: Beloved Pink, Shy Smile, Ballet Coral Fountain, Lamplit, Corn Stalk, Frittata, Rose, Frosted Sage, Azalea Leaf, Willow Hedge, Misty Ocean Boulevard, and Watery Isle,
a headboard on a wall “Besides being really cool, a faux headboard is also really affordable,” says blogger Brittni Mehlhoff of Paper & Stitch. “I made this one using tape, a quart of paint, and a roller. You can get super-crisp lines by pulling off the tape at a 45-degree angle—that’s the secret to getting this to look like a million bucks.” Verdigreen by Sherwin-Williams
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the legs of a table “Gotta love a pop of color, though I didn’t want a kitchen table that was too bright,” says Charlotte Smith of the blog At Charlotte’s House. “Painting just the legs pink, to match the rug, was a nice compromise. They may be traditional, but they don’t look like it!” Beauty Queen by Behr
“While these stripes might have been a lot on a wall, they’re a fun surprise in the entry closet of our beach cottage,” says Ingrid Fetell Lee of the blog The Aesthetics of Joy. “I’m a fan of painting hidden spots, like inside a cabinet or a nightstand drawer. It keeps things fresh and exciting.” Bold Yellow by Benjamin Moore
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Fun fact: The light was inspired by Elizabeth Taylor’s pearl earring.
A more petite but equally glam accessory for an entry.
Everley 29"-tall brass pendant, franceandson.com
Mercer41 Denney 17"-tall metal pendant, wayfair.com
$159 $87 This tie-dye pouf gives any living room something beachy. Shibori 22"W x 22"D x 14"H cotton pouf, potterybarn.com
Tassels and embroidery add lots of flair, not dollars. Milroy 20"W x 20"D x 16"H cotton pouf, jossandmain.com
$2,195
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Created by top Dutch designer Hella Jongerius, who redecorated the U.N. headquarters.
A light cotton dhurrie offers classic summery madras-shorts vibes.
Maharam Multitone 5' x 7' wool rug in multi, dwr.com
3R Studios Multicolor Plaid 4' x 6' cotton rug, homedepot.com
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$53 $39 Lends a tropical touch to a backyard pool. The Nice Fleet 47 1/4"-diameter PVC ring in Bahia, amara.com
Awesome alert: There’s a built-in cup holder. 50"-diameter PVC tube float in tropical jungle, funboy.com
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$675
A similar sculptural silhouette with a slimmer price tag.
It could almost be part of a modern art museum’s collection. Lakmos 31"-tall metal lamp, williams-sonoma.com
Stiffel Carson Converse 35"tall metal lamp, wayfair.com
$199 $118 This scrubbable wallpaper will stand up to scratches, mold…and even your family. Bamboo Chinoiserie Lattice pebble wallpaper in peach and white, spoonflower.com
Since this one’s a peel-and-stick paper, it’s perfect for easy weekend DIY projects. The Blush Label Bamboo peel-and-stick wallpaper in coral, mitchellblack.com
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Beyond chic, from a curvy velvet frame to six sleek brass legs.
Wooden legs lower the cost of this slightly smaller sofa—but not the elegance.
Jonathan Adler Ether 94"-wide velvet and brass sofa, horchow.com
Isabella 80"-wide velvet and wood sofa, wisteria.com
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Would you believe this embroidered pillow can go outside?!
A brushstroke pattern is a mix of playful and preppy on a sofa.
D.V. Kap Fifi 22" x 22" polyester pillow in indigo, perigold.com
Poppy 20" x 20" cotton pillow in blue, pepper-home.com
$80 $49 Add texture to a gallery wall with a wicker mirror. Bungalow Rose Behrendt 16 1/2" x 18 1/2" wicker mirror, wayfair.com
A golden eye will brighten a kid’s or teen’s bedroom. Stratton Home Décor Eye 21 3/4" x 23 1/2" metal mirror, amazon.com
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$130 Washable cotton napkins can be used again and again. Very eco!
Flamingos are just as festive (and fuss-free!) on paper napkins.
Flamingoes in Orange and Pink cotton cocktail napkins, price is for 5 sets of 4, roostery.com
Flamingo Flock paper cocktail napkins in fuchsia, price is for a set of 20, casparionline.com
$1,679 $220 Brass casters and cocoa shell shelves are luxe details on this bar cart. Veranda 40"W x 20 1/4"D x 37 1/2"H rattan bar cart, tommybahamafurniture.com
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Weatherproof, so you can leave it out for patio cocktails. 26 1/2"W x 19"D x 33 1/2"H plastic bar cart, kirklands.com
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BRING ON THE BOLD! Because if there’s one thing that makes a home cheerful, it’s color. That was especially key for Rachel Simon, who redid her 1937 row house in Washington, D.C., after her divorce. “I’ve always been a colorphile, but I was craving fearless hues to reflect this chapter in my life,” she says. After doing a big reno to make her place feel more open, Rachel called on designer Kerra Michele to bring the zing. First the duo nailed down the color of a main fixed piece: the kitchen island (emerald). From there, they chose a bright blue sofa, then layered in other colors, repeating shades from room to room for continuity and sprinkling in quirky accents. “I love living in a happy place that doesn’t take itself too seriously,” says Rachel. “It’s become a reflection of me.”
Ming Jade by Benjamin Moore
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Simply White by Benjamin Moore
Blackest by Clare
For a showstopper of an island, designer Kerra suggested a green campaign-style one, a favorite Rachel look (notice the CB2 side table in the living room). For cabinets, Rachel had in mind a modern apothecary feel, achieved with custom mesh fronts. The counters, by Atlas Stone, are porcelain made to look like marble. “I didn’t trust myself to catch every last bit of tomato juice,” says Rachel. The sputniklike light fixture is by Lumens. FOR SOURCES, SEE PAGE 104.
Forever Lilac by Sherwin-Williams
Wow 57 by Kelly-Moore
“This mix of colors is both energizing and calming,” says Rachel. How that’s possible: The lilac wall, teal Room & Board sofa, and chartreuse radiator (each one in the house is a different color!) coexist with neutral pieces. The patterns in the custom Flor rug and West Elm drapes play into the excitement. Look closely—the brass tiebacks are hands (by Anthropologie). “It’s good to have details that go beyond what first meets the eye,” says Rachel.
master bedroom decorating for two anymore!” And she and luxe velvet curtains from IKEA. Dainty dotted bedding from Brooklinen offsets the bold flowers. A glam mirror by CB2 was a worth-it splurge.
Sugarcane Pink by Valspar
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Naples Blue by Benjamin Moore
Misty Isle by Behr
“I don’t know why anyone wouldn’t reglaze a white tub!” says Rachel. “It’s not expensive, you can pick any color, and it makes a huge impact.” That blue matches the living room sofa. The matte finish of the penny tiles on the walls and floors looks cool next to the tub, and framing them with rectangular black tiles is a modern touch. Turquoise walls and a palm leaf shower curtain by Urban Outfitters give this spot tropical vacay cred.
Yellowcake by Farrow & Ball
This was once an office that didn’t get much use. “It was collecting junk, and it felt like an outward manifestation of my mental state,” says Rachel. So she and Kerra reimagined it as a chic spot for visitors. That adorable CB2 settee pulls out into a bed; its blush hue adds restful vibes to an otherwise energetic space. “The room’s color palette is a bit off the wall, but it works,” says Rachel. “When the colors are layered, they mute each other out.” 36 HGTV Magazine
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Sun Squad Dot Print 82-ounce plastic pitcher, $7, target.com
bicycle Creme Cycles Molly 3-speed bike in pale peach, $500, mikesbikes.com
flip-flops Patterned rubber flip-flops in black dots, $5, oldnavy.com
rug Surya Moroccan 5'3" x 7'3" polypropylene-blend rug, $230, burkedecor.com
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credenza East Urban Home Natalie Baca 38"W x 20"D x 31"H birch and metal credenza in beige and black, $670, wayfair.com
art Scandinavian Geometric 1 16 1/4" x 21 1/4" framed giclee print, $198, anthropologie.com
outdoor chair Polka Dot 7 polyester and wood sling chair, $149, society6.com
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Coral Coast Lakeside 9'-diameter polyester and aluminum umbrella in ikat aqua blue, $54, walmart.com
napkins Fun Polka Dot cotton napkins in apple red, $20 for a set of 2, minted.com
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FLIP IT!
e k a m d n a it beachy Turn those old unloved pieces into new beauties with coastal flair.
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CHAIR Riviera chair, $248, serenaandlily.com BASKET Longshore Tides Cottage baskets, $274 for a mixed set of 3, wayfair.com TOTE Pom Pom Tassel tote, $139, markandgraham.com RUG Thurlow 6' x 9' rug, $498, serenaandlily.com
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a cabinet that makes waves 1. Remove the shelves and the glass from the doors, and set aside. Remove and discard any fretwork. 2. Using a cat’s paw, pry off the backboard and set aside. Unscrew and discard the knobs and pulls. 3. Sand the cabinet and shelves, and fill in any holes with patching compound, such as Ready Patch. Let dry, then sand again. Wipe off dust with a tack cloth. Prime the entire cabinet, including the shelves and backboard. Let dry. 4. Paint the cabinet and the shelves, and let dry. Apply wallpaper to the backboard. 5. Nail the backboard into place, then replace the shelves. Drill new holes for hardware and attach. Replace the glass. WALLPAPER Kyoto Great Wave peel-and-stick wallpaper, $32 per 24" x 36" panel, wallpaperie.etsy.com KNOBS Dalia ¾"-diameter brass knobs, $7.50 each, forgehardwarestudio.etsy.com PULLS Zita 3"-wide rattan and iron handles, $24 Decorator’s White by Benjamin Moore each, anthropologie.com PAINT
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school of fish-stamp pillows 1. Scan vintage stamps at a high resolution. Upload the images to a site that makes custom fabric and follow the site’s instructions to create your own fabric. 2. Using the printed fabric and canvas in a solid color for the back, sew pillow covers, and fill with batting or an insert. Or a seamstress can make them for you. STAMPS Fish postage stamps, $4.50 for a set of 75, stampsforcrafts .etsy.com PILLOW COVERS Custom fabric, bagsoflove.com
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fun decorating tropical caned coffee table 1. Sand and prime the table. Spray-paint it green, and let dry. 2. Use scissors to cut a piece of caning big enough to cover the entire top. Attach the caning to the top of the table with spray mount. 3. Make a border for the caning with bamboo strips: Using a crafts knife, cut two pieces per side and miter the corners. Nail the bamboo strips to the table, covering the raw edges of the caning. Conceal the nail holes with putty. Let dry. 4. Protect the caned top with a plastic drop cloth and painter’s tape, then spray-paint the bamboo border green. Remove the tape and the plastic while the paint is still slightly wet. Let dry. CANING W901 bleached cane webbing, $58.50 for a 36" x 36" panel, franksupply.com BAMBOO STRIPS ⅝"-wide flat oval With reeds, $17 for 66 feet, franksupply.com SPRAY PAINT a Twist by Colorshot
nautical rope mirror 1. Remove the mirror from its frame. Paint the frame off-white, and let dry. 2. Make the five “straps” for the mirror frame out of thin rope: Cut four pieces of thin rope and glue them side-byside with fabric glue. Set aside. 3. Cut enough pieces of the thicker rope to fully cover the frame; they should be long enough to wrap all the way around it. Lay out the pieces, with the ends meeting at the bottom center (you’ll cover those with a “strap” later). 4. Once you’re happy with the placement of the ropes, hot-glue them in place. Then hot-glue the “straps” on top, as shown below. 5. Attach a decorative loop at the top with hot glue. Hang the mirror from its back (not from the loop). ROPE Cotton ¼"-diameter rope in organic white, $0.10 per foot, and ½"-diameter rope, $0.40 per foot, both knotandrope.com
sailor’s knot wallpapered lamp 1. Remove and discard the old shade and finial, if there is one. 2. Cut a piece of wallpaper large enough to wrap around the lamp, with the ends overlapping slightly at the seam. Line the edges of the lamp with wide double-sided tape. Adhere the wallpaper to one side of the lamp, then wrap it tightly around one side at a time. Add another piece of doublesided tape at the seam to secure. 3. Add a new shade and finial. WALLPAPER Yesterday Collection Nautical Rope Knots wallpaper in coral, $72 per single roll, spoonflower.com FINIAL Nautical lamp finial, $14.50, kingskidcreations.etsy.com
fun decorating flamingo pink settee 1. Remove and discard the cushions. Spraypaint the settee pink. 2. Have one long single cushion made by a professional upholsterer. FABRIC Alison Janssen Tropical Floral canvas fabric in coral and pink, $33 per yard, spoonflower.com Bazooka Joe by Montana Gold SPRAY PAINT
anchors aweigh trays 1. Spray-paint each tray white and let dry. 2. Cut the fabric to fit the tray, plus 1 extra inch on each side. 3. Attach the fabric to the tray with Mod Podge and let dry. Turn over the tray and trim excess fabric with a crafts knife. FABRIC Premier Prints Sea Horse polyester fabric, $8 per yard; Premier Prints Flamingo cotton fabric in candy pink, $8 per yard; and Premier Prints Anchor Candy cotton fabric in pink and white, $8 Krylon in Flat White per yard, all shopfabric.com SPRAY PAINT
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pretty pair Why stop at matching lamps? Two brass-rimmed mirrors by Arteriors Home amp up the calming symmetry in this bedroom. Ones that dangle from chains are an unexpected twist. ROOM DESIGN: BRIA HAMMEL INTERIORS
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The more, the cuter! Mirrors in this hodgepodge of flea market finds—18 total, collected over time—were spray-painted white and hung in a random pattern. For extra quirk, one mirror hangs a lot lower than the others and another was kept its original teal color.
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To the rescue: vintage convex mirrors, ranging from 6 to 18 inches in diameter, scored at a flea market (for a similar look, try Ballard Designs). With all-black frames, they’re fun and glam.
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shades! Cool on a face, maybe even cooler on a wall. These
have look-twice appeal, while a wood bench accentuates their charm. Hung from wires on the back, each mirror can be easily maneuvered around and adjusted so they stay level.
wood Pottery Barn sunglasses bring sunshiny whimsy to a teen bedroom. There are also mirrors out there in the shape of the sun, animals, eyes, lips, and even your state at Etsy shop Fluxglass.
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three in a row As tempting as it may be to put one big mirror on a big wall, doing a trio brings more life to a space—especially when they’re as pretty as these beadframed metal versions by Noir. ROOM DESIGN: AUGUST BLACK INTERIOR DESIGN
SPREAD, CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: KYLIE TRUEMAN; CHIBI MOKU; DUSTIN HALLECK; SARAH NATHANSON
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kitchen “window” A mirror from Anthropologie reflects light from the family room opposite it, brightening the windowless space. Not to mention, it fills the area between shelves and adds color. Win-win-win! ROOM DESIGN: CHARLOTTE WILLIAM INTERIORS
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! k o o l more mirrors
Structure 28" x 37 3/4" acrylic and metal mirror, $473, luluandgeorgia.com
Bavol 38" x 48 1/2" goldleafed-iron mirror, $395, onekingslane.com
Sculpted 27 1/4" x 35 1/2" rattan mirror in black, $228, anthropologie.com
Regina Andrew Lula 30"-diameter resin mirror in navy, $337.50, meadowblu.com
&Klevering Canaries 10 1/4"-diameter polyresin mirror in green, $55, amara.com
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Aubrey 24"-diameter wicker mirror, $248, anthropologie.com
Safavieh Trenla 26 1/2" x 48" goldfoiled-iron mirror, $248, homedepot.com
Ojai 24" x 32" rattan mirror in white, $298, serenaandlily.com
Rainbow 20" x 26" enamelediron mirror, $169, potterybarnkids.com
Floral Talavera 16 1/4" x 21 1/4" ceramic mirror, $89, directfrommexico.com
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2. You’re tired of a dated wood dresser. What would you probably do? A Sell it on Craigslist or donate it. B Paint it white—that always works! C Paint it a whole bunch of cool colors. Wouldn’t
it look so great if the drawers were color-blocked?! Oh, wait, maybe a zigzag pattern! Or…
3. What’s the most likely way you’d choose a color for a room? A Google “best neutral paint colors” and go with
one of the top searched ones. B Test some samples—three or four shades will do. C You already have just the color on your Pinterest board!
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pop quiz 6. Fill in the blank: “I’m most likely to paint _______.” A My nails.
5. How would you typically prep a room before painting?
C My dining room ceiling, my fireplace, my utensil crock, you name it—if it’s got a surface, it’s paintable!
A Decide which snacks you’ll eat. B Go through lots of painter’s tape. C Freehand it, no tape necessary.
7. What do you wear when you’re painting? A Whatever you already have on. B A T-shirt and shorts. C Your paint top and paint pants, of course!
9. What’s in your paint stash at home? A What paint stash? B Several sample pots of paint from projects. C Every single one of your leftover paints, labeled with the name and date used.
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8. How would you do an accent wall? A Hang a few pieces of cool art and call it a day. B With a solid color. C You’d go for something crazy-cool like funky
stripes, an elaborate stencil design, a hand-painted mural—the possibilities are endless.
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B A room when it needs it.
10. Who’s your go-to paint support team? A Netflix—what you’d do when you bail. B Friends who weigh
in on Instagram inspo photos you text them. C Just you—you admit to being a perfectionist!
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11. You dripped paint on the floor. What’s your next move? A Shrug. Oh well, you can cover it with a rug. B You wipe spots with a wet paper towel. C Grab your paint cleanup kit and get to work.
12. Your front door could use a refresh, and there’s one in your neighborhood you love. Now what? A You keep dreaming about it—if only there were a paint fairy godmother. B Try to find the homeowner’s contact info through
mutual friends and reach out to them. C Upload a photo of your front door to a paint
13. What’s your idea of a paint job gone wrong? A The playlist you made didn’t save. B You’re not into the color you picked. C The stripes you painted on the toilet bowl are crooked!
visualizer on a website and see how it would look with a similar color—and others. (Repeat obsessively.)
14. When you watch a makeover on HGTV, what’s most likely going through your head? A Man, how do I get them to do my house? B Man, I can’t remember the last time I repainted my bathroom! C Man, HGTV needs to hire me!
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You have the basic know-how… sorta. You haven’t really dabbled in DIY—you prefer to hire a pro. A little practice could go a long way!
You know just what to do and can paint a room or porch as need be, but you’re ready to branch out more.
You’re highly skilled, you keep your brushes ultraclean, and you’re always willing to paint anything and everything. Paint runs in your veins!
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Read on for tips from HGTV pros, because even the most genius painter could still use a few refreshers.
1. How much time should you set aside to paint a room? “Whatever your skill level, plan for a room to take the better part of a day,” says Drew Scott of Property Brothers: Forever Home. “Figure two to three hours per coat, and the same amount of time between coats. A good-quality roller helps speed things up, so don’t cheap out—and avoid overloading the roller with paint or you’ll have to smooth globs.” Roll out excess paint on the raised Christina Anstead, Christina on the Coast part of the tray before hitting your wall.
2. What would you do with a dated dresser? First-timers, don’t be intimidated: Painting furniture is actually pretty simple. “Just prepare it properly so the paint sticks well to the surface and lasts over time,” says David Bromstad of My Lottery Dream Home. “Sand it, fill holes with putty, and prime it before painting. You can also change
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the pulls to give it the bling it deserves.” Advanced painters, consider stenciling the drawer fronts for an especially impressive update.
3. How should you choose a paint color?
“Even for someone like me who’s picked countless paint colors, it can be tricky,” says Christina Anstead of Christina on the Coast. “Paint a few coats of different shades on poster board and move the board around the room at different times of day and at night to see how they look in different light. Then go for it!” If you have paint chips in hand, keep in mind that flat and eggshell finishes more closely resemble their chips, while glossier finishes can appear darker.
4. How do you decide between white paints? Here’s a primer for the
uninitiated. Viewed individually, white paint chips may all look the same, but view them as a group and you’ll notice the different tones. “Some are creamy and add warmth, while some are bright and better for accenting things like trim,” says Mina Starsiak Hawk of Good Bones. “I use a lot of barely blue whites (Rhinestone by SherwinWilliams is a good one) because they go with just about anything.”
5. How to prep a room for painting? Some super painters consider it a point of pride to skip painter’s tape. “I’ll paint along ceilings, molding, and door frames without tape, using an angled brush,” says Alison Victoria of Windy City Rehab. “If you’re not experienced, use
Alison Victoria, Windy City Rehab
plenty of tape to help in those spots. That’s what it’s for!” Rookies might also benefit from a painter’s tape applicator, which looks like the kind for packing tape.
dying to do something freehand or geometric. They’re all the rage right now because they bring a level of personality we haven’t seen on feature walls before,” says David.
6. What are you most
9. How do you
likely to paint? Whether you mainly paint your nails or you’re game to paint anything with a surface, experts agree: “Put the time into prep,” says Christina Anstead. That includes everything from gathering your materials before starting so you don’t, say, run out of primer in the middle of the job to cleaning walls with a sponge mop to remove dust, which prevents paint from properly sticking. “If I’ve never done something before—like the first time I used a paint sprayer—I watch a YouTube video or two to familiarize myself with the technique.”
store leftover paint? You can
Jonathan Scott, Property Brothers: Forever Home
keep it right in the can with the lid tightly on (tap it with a hammer or mallet) or in a glass jar if there’s less than a quart (best for visibility). “I put the name on the container, and where and when I used it,” says Mina Starsiak Hawk. “That makes it easy when it’s time to touch up scuffs—or when your kid draws a selfportrait on the wall in permanent marker.”
7. What do you wear to
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paint? Anyone who paints often enough probably already has a splattered shirt and pair of pants that got demoted (or promoted!) to paint projects. For rookies, think: comfy and don’t care. “Choose something you won’t cry over if paint spills on it, like an old or insideout T-shirt!” says Jonathan Scott of Property Brothers: Forever Home. Also good: old sneakers that have some support (for all that standing) and a cap to keep paint from landing on your hair.
10. Who’s your paint support crew? Perfectionists, resist the urge to go it alone and enlist your partner to pitch in. “It definitely gets the paint job done faster when you divide and conquer,” says Alison Victoria. “One person tapes, another gets going with a brush—and pours the wine.”
response to dripped paint? The best response:
8. What’s your idea of an accent wall? If you’re new to the paint game, start with a solid color or a single stripe. Ready to get adventurous, practical painters? David Bromstad has ideas. “I’ve been
11. What’s your
David Bromstad, My Lottery Dream Home
Act fast. “Most interior paint is latex and cleans up with a little water if you get to it before it has time to dry,” says Jonathan Scott. Goof Off removers also come in handy. If a blob does dry up, scrape it off with a plastic putty knife,
and avoid the problem next time by covering the floor with a drop cloth before you even crack open a can of paint. Latex paint should come off hands with soap and water; get out stubborn spots with rubbing alcohol. Tiffany Brooks, HGTV designer
12. What do you do if you like the color of a neighbor’s front door? Paint visualizer for the win! Even if you can’t find out the color of a local front door you’ve been ogling, you can upload a photo of your own door to a paint website and give matching shades a whirl. “I’ve never reached out to someone about a house color, but it’s a smart idea—why not make things easy?” says HGTV designer Tiffany Brooks. “Come to think of it, there’s a house in Chicago with a teal door that I love!”
13. What’s your idea of a paint job gone wrong? If the color you chose turns out not to be The One, realize that it may look better once your furniture and accessories are back in place. And remember, says Tiffany, “you could always paint over it after you live with it for a while and decide it’s not for you.” Drew Scott, Property Brothers: Forever Home
14. What goes through your head when you watch an HGTV makeover? “There’s only one correct answer here, and it’s ‘Wow, Jonathan is so good at design,’ ” says Jonathan. Says Drew, “I think you meant to say, ‘Drew is so good at design.’ ”
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Why a dresser as a side table? More room to show off fab stuff!
A self-described maximalist fills her Katy, TX, home with eye candy galore. PHOTOGRAPHS BY CHRISTOPHER DIBBLE STYLED BY JENNIFER BERNO DECLEENE
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A gold convex mirror from Wayfair revs up a wall filled with framed art.
Veronica, above right, with Joshua, 18, and Courtney, 23
A
s Veronica Solomon toured the house in Katy, TX, that she’d eventually move into, she was thrilled by its blandness. There was beige for days—on the walls and floors—and plenty of rooms just waiting to be filled up. She looked forward to decorating it to the nines, all 2,500 square feet of it, and fully indulging her devotion to pretty stuff. “As someone who grew up in a family that never had the means for more than basic necessities, I felt very fortunate to be able to do this,” she says. Veronica ended up putting in wood-look porcelain-tile floors on the lower level and engineered wood upstairs, then piled on the goods. “Maximalism doesn’t have to mean clutter,” says Veronica, an interior designer who made every room look lovingly layered by repeating colors throughout the house, choosing patterns in big and small scales, and grouping collections together, such as her blueand-white ginger jar collection. Her other trick to keeping highly styled rooms from feeling chaotic: three storage units! “I just want to be surrounded by the things I love—I own up to that,” she says. “That said, my garage is a hot mess.”
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house tours LIVING ROOM “My idea of relaxing is sitting here and just admiring my things,” says Veronica. So they would all work together, she repeated the blues from the Anthropologie sofa in the ottoman, the garden stool, and the striped pillows. “And I brought in orange, since that’s opposite of blue on the color wheel,” she says. The botanical pattern of the sofa balances the leopard print on the Ballard Designs chair.
The eye needs a place to rest in this room; this white pendant by Regina Andrew does it.
The airy base of the faux-shagreen coffee table by Gabby opens up the space.
“I consider animal prints neutrals,” says Veronica.
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The original cabinet fronts were changed to glass: hello, dishware.
A mix of tones in the Gabby cowhide stools play off the porcelain tile floor.
island color River Blue by Benjamin Moore
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“Gathering my globe collection in one spot gives them impact,” says Veronica.
DINING ROOM
KITCHEN Veronica wanted this room to feel unique, just like the rest of her home. That’s why she brought in gold leaf lotus pendants by Worlds Away and an antelope-motif shade (the fabric is by Schumacher). Those graphic backsplash tiles are by Clé.
“Matching chairs bore me,” says Veronica. “An eclectic mix has personality, and the settee lets me relax while I eat.” Bursts of cream—in the chairs by RH and the Surya rug—ground the space.
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This feather pendant from Lumens makes the space feel light as a….
COURTNEY’S BEDROOM “My daughter’s style isn’t as fussy as mine— she likes things monochromatic and clean,” says Veronica. She obliged with mostly white elements, a mod acrylic chair (Courtney is into vintage), and just a few dashes of color on the custom daybed. Fluffy stuff always makes any room comfy-cool.
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Fun texture plus a treat for feet: a sheepskin bench by Moss Home.
JOSHUA’S BEDROOM The teen was game to give his mom free reign, as long as he had a good desk (by West Elm) for drawing anime. “He also wanted a fridge, but that’s where I drew the line!” says Veronica. She went all out with pattern here. Since the striped bedding from Jungalow has thin lines and the ones in the chevron rug by Surya are large, they don’t compete.
With its ultrathin spokes, the sunburst mirror from HomeGoods has low-key charm.
Framed maps of London, a fave trip, lend a vintage vibe.
Custom drapes with a snakelike print are inspo for the drawings Joshua creates.
For major pizzazz, think b-i-g. This chandelier by Hudson Valley is 30 inches wide.
Oooh, bunnies! The duvet fabric is by artist Hunt Slonem for Lee Jofa.
MASTER BEDROOM No bare spots allowed—yet the definitive color combo of black, white, and pops of red keeps things cohesive. Black grass cloth by Pacific Designs on the walls and custom drapes (with fabric by Fabricut) are a glam backdrop for the pattern party, while ceiling trim adds the finishing dressy touch.
In black and white, a rug (by Rizzy Home) makes a strong statement without distracting from the rest of the room.
house tours MASTER BATH “This is meant to be a sanctuary, but it wouldn’t be one for me without a pattern mix,” says Veronica. Chic MuralSources wallpaper and tiles by Kelly Wearstler for Ann Sacks surround the luxe tub. “You can put florals and geometrics together if the tones are similar,” she says.
A leafy chandelier by Global Views pairs beautifully with the palm trees.
wall color Zinc Dust by Kelly-Moore
The soaking tub, from Build, looks like a sculpture.
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lamp Angora 31"-tall metal lamp, $299, highfashionhome.com
mirror Safavieh Sunburst 40 3/4"diameter iron mirror in gold finish, $121, bedbathandbeyond.com
rug Zebra 6' x 9' polyester rug in black, $299, ruggable.com
garden stool Benzara 16"-tall ceramic garden stool, $102.50, homedepot.com
art Frida a la Casa Azul by Sylvie Demers 17" x 17" unframed print, $31, society6.com
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pendant Umage Eos 17 3/4"-diameter feather pendant in white, $268, build.com
pillows From top: 21" x 21" velvet pillow in rust, $89, roomandboard.com; 20" x 20" cotton pillow in navy blue turquoise stripes, $57.50, zazzle.com
chest House of Hampton Whorton 36"W x 18"D x 34"H wood chest, $790, wayfair.com
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White Peacock Chinoiserie cotton fabric in turquoise, $18.50 per yard, spoonflower.com
Abbyson Zoe 42"W x 17"D x 20"H faux-fur and iron bench, $121, overstock.com
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How one family doubled the size of their cute California cottage without sacrificing any charm.
entry The Dutch door sweetens up the entry and allows for peeks at front yard activities.
From the moment you step into the home, there’s an irresistible California-cool vibe. Shiplap-inspired paneling, light French oak floors, and a jute mirror by Jamie Young are a little beachy, while a graphic rug by Feizy brings modern flair. A built-in bench, baskets, and hooks create a dream mini mudroom.
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Amanda and Thomas with Faith, 4, and Joshua, 6
b
ack when Amanda and Thomas Wade were newlyweds house-hunting in Pasadena, CA, this 1,100-square-foot cottage was an easy sell because it was adorable and in a walkable neighborhood. Twelve years and two kids later, the two-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bathroom setup had become less adorable. The kitchen felt cramped, and the Wades wanted room for out-of-town family to stay over for visits. “A lot of homes in our neighborhood are small, so people either move on to something bigger or remodel,” says Amanda. She and Thomas took the reno route, growing the house to four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and 2,700 square feet. They tapped designer Amy Peltier to create a chill coastal feel, with plenty of blue and white and playful touches. Says Amanda, “It was the perfect house for us then—and with all of the changes, it’s perfect for us now and for many years to come.”
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living room Although the living space didn’t get bigger, raising the ceiling from 8 feet to 10 feet made it feel like it did. Designer Amy hung drapes close to the crown molding to emphasize the height. The couple already owned the tan-color sofa, and light wood accents perked it up, including a bobbin chair by CR Laine and a mini coffee table by Dovetail with an open base that works well for the compact area.
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dining area “We love how communal our round table is,” says Amanda. Crafting and lively discussions happen here, often prompted by a deck of conversation cards the kids have. Instead of matching chairs to the table’s rustic finish, Amy chose white Chippendale chairs for a fresh spin. They’re upholstered in a light blue fabric to match the kitchen backsplash. A chandelier by Arteriors Home made with wood beads and a wirewrapped frame is fun and fancy.
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kitchen The mission: a larger, updated space with extra storage that didn’t look overloaded with cabinetry. The answer: a super-tall pantry, bright white paint (Decorator’s White by Benjamin Moore), and a scallop tile backsplash (from Tap ‘N’ Tile, a local store owned by a neighbor) to catch the eye. Counter stools by Stanley Furniture pick up the fun color. Amanda’s favorite part? “Opening the doors to the backyard makes washing dishes pleasant!” she says.
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master bathroom Take it from Amanda and Thomas, few things thrill parents as much as transitioning from stepping over bath toys and competing for the sink to having your own spacious and serene retreat. Sleek sconces by Hudson Valley Lighting and glossy mosaic tile with a sea green tinge by Lunada Bay Tile give it spa vibes. “Renovations are hard,” says Amanda, “but then there are the days when you get to pick tile.”
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master bedroom The first thing you do when you get a much bigger bedroom? Get a bed with a much bigger headboard! This king-size velvet one with a 6foot-tall headboard by CR Laine is forever-worthy. The grass cloth wallpaper by Thibaut and the shag rug from Rugs USA bring in yet more luxe texture, while the wide nightstands by Noir sub in for a linen closet; extra sheets are stored there.
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guest bedroom “With young kids, many of the sweetest moments happen early in the morning when they’re mellow and snuggly, so I wanted family to stay over at our place and not in a hotel,” says Amanda. She and designer Amy made it as special as a fourstar room with pretty wallpaper by Clarke & Clarke, bright blue lamps by Circa Lighting, and a tasseled duvet cover by Serena & Lily.
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kids’ bathroom Faith and her brother got a Jack-and-Jill bathroom, with double vanities and a full bath with a tub— great for bubble baths. “We decided on subway tile throughout, but Amy had the idea to put in thin stripes of blue tile,” says Amanda. “It’s one small tweak that made a huge impact—guests have always asked about it!” Faith likes to perch on her step stool (by Serena & Lily) to check out hair bows in the mirror. The little blue light is by Feiss.
joshua’s bedroom The 6-year-old got a kick out of filling up his new built-in shelves with all of his favorite books and some treasures to admire (his toys live in the playroom, which cuts down on clutter here). The bulletin board is where he displays his artwork and family photos. Best homework partner: a tiger rug from Amara.
Even though our house is bigger, it still feels like a cozy place that brings us together. Of course, we also enjoy having more space to spread out!” —Amanda
FOR SOURCES, SEE PAGE 104.
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now get the look mirror Pismo 50"-diameter jute mirror, $599, potterybarn.com
sconce Feiss Redmond 13 1/4"-tall metal sconce in blue, $165, onekingslane.com
pillows From top: Archways 20" x 20" velvet pillow cover in regal blue, $44, westelm.com; Herringbone 20" x 20" cotton pillow in terracotta, $25, worldmarket.com; Trevino 20" x 20" silk pillow cover in teal, $40, crateandbarrel.com
planter Rio Cache Zig Zag 7 1/4"-tall earthenware pot, $34, westelm.com
coffee table
chair Shiloh wood chair in Belize spa and latte, $1,346, ballarddesigns.com
Dovetail Murray 18"H x 30"diameter polishedbrass-finished-steel coffee table, $450, meadowblu.com
stool Linon Marino 25"-tall polyester and wood stool in blue, $80, target.com
art Colorful Half Circles downloadable art, $6, apricotandbirch.etsy.com
chandelier Gallant Garyantes 20"-diameter wood chandelier, $918, shadesoflight.com
table Randolph 30 1/2"H x 60"-diameter mango wood table in whitewash, $1,590, birchlane.com
tiles Villa Lagoon Tile Solid Morning Fishscale 8" x 8" marble and cement tiles in light blue, $30 per square foot, wayfair.com
rug Moroccan Diamonds 5' x 8' wool rug, $167, rugsusa.com
lamp Raisa 24"-tall ceramic lamp in blue, $157, allmodern.com
about the house BUILT IN: 1875 BOUGHT IN: 2008 SIZE: 2,000 SQ. FT.
“My last house was a new build, the complete opposite of this 145-year-old home. Because of its decorative trim, quaint shutters, and dreamy yard, I now understand what character means.” —Beth Gershuny, homeowner
Rhinebeck, New York
copy the curb appeal These eye-catching houses are loaded with inspiring ideas.
curb appeal
light Park Sienna 16 ¾"-tall aluminum light, $100, lampsplus.com
HYDRANGEA, JAPANESE MAPLE, AMBER JUBILEE NINEBARK, AUTUMN JOY STONECROP: ALAMY; CHINA GIRL HOLLY: AGE FOTOSTOCK; INDIAN SUMMER BLACK-EYED SUSAN: GETTY IMAGES
Traditional 6"-tall brass house numbers in burnished antique finish, $60 each, rejuvenation.com
hydrangea
japanese maple indian summer black-eyed susan
amber jubilee ninebark
urns Beth picked the planters for their curvy shape. Filled with bright yellow flowers, they create an inviting entry.
china girl holly
front door autumn joy stonecrop
landscaping When Beth revamped her yard, she planned it around the existing hydrangea bush and Japanese maple tree. “From the start, I loved the way they flank the house like pillars, welcoming everyone inside,” she says. Between them, she planted perennials and flowering bushes.
It’s made from a fiberglass composite and stained to look like wood. “I like that it’s simpler than a typical Victorian-era door yet still fits the house,” says Beth. Classic-Craft Rustic Collection CCR040 4-panel fiberglass door, from $2,076, thermatru.com for stores
Sidney 21 ½"-tall stone and resin urn in matte black, $129, grandinroad.com
corbels Decorative corbels are a classic element of Folk Victorian homes like this one. Beth painted the house a soft color to make them seem less formal.
HOUSE Soleil by Benjamin Moore TRIM Mascarpone by Benjamin Moore PORCH FLOOR Iron Ore by Sherwin-Williams
doormat Glitter Pineapples 18" x 30" coir doormat, $20, bedbathandbeyond.com
PHOTOGRAPHS BY TODD NORWOOD
SHUTTERS Black of Night by Sherwin-Williams
mailbox Envelope 16"W x 5"D x 11 ½"H iron mailbox in antique bronze finish, $69, potterybarn.com
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about the house BUILT IN: 1860 BOUGHT IN: 2012 SIZE: 1,777 SQ. FT.
“This place looked run-down when I bought it, with a collapsed porch and mismatched windows. Adding new columns and new windows with grids brought it back to life.” —Donna D’Moch Warner, homeowner
curb appeal
english ivy
ENGLISH IVY, FRANCES WILLIAMS HOSTA, ZINNIA, VINCA MINOR: GETTY IMAGES; HYPOESTES: GAP PHOTOS; CHERRY RED SUPERBELLS: COURTESY OF PROVEN WINNERS; GREEN VELVET BOXWOOD: ALAMY
frances williams hosta
hypoestes
chair and pillow “I got my wicker chair from my sister, who used to sell antiques,” says Donna. “The arms have hidden pockets where women stored their sewing in the old days. I use them for books and magazines.”
cherry red superbells
zinnia
Torrey synthetic wicker wingback chair with cushion, $999, potterybarn.com; Ombre Threads 20" x 20" polyester outdoor pillow in red, $50, lioramanne.com for buying info
urns The pots by the door hold plants of differing heights and colors. “I change them every season,” says Donna. “In the fall, I put in branches and berries from my yard.”
front door It’s the original one, painted red to stand out against the green siding. The brass plaque recognizes the home as part of the Rhinebeck Village Historic District. 4544 Tiara mahogany door, $1,869, roguevalleydoor.com for stores; paint: Cottage Red by Benjamin Moore
mailbox Architectural Mailboxes Marina 7"W x 3 3/4"D x 10"H steel mailbox in black, $16.50, homedepot.com
exterior The house used to be covered in white aluminum siding. Donna had it removed to reveal the original pine boards, which were restored and painted.
green velvet boxwood
vinca minor
landscaping The yard was overgrown until Donna got her hands on it. She lined the house with classic vinca ground cover and porchheight boxwood.
HOUSE Rosemary by Sherwin-Williams FRONT DOOR Cottage Red by Benjamin Moore PORCH TRIM Wood Ash by Benjamin Moore PORCH FLOOR Ocean Beach by Benjamin Moore
doormat Threshold Cool Stripe 23" x 35" coir doormat, $20, target.com
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about the house BUILT IN: 1934 BOUGHT IN: 2013 SIZE: 2,825 SQ. FT.
“At first the location was the only thing I liked about this house, which had mustard yellow siding and a neglected yard. I redid almost everything and added a porch. I’m always out here!” —Serita Bradford, homeowner
curb appeal
boxwood double knock out rose
planters
coneflower
Pink double knock out roses flourish in matching blue planters on the steps. They’re hardier than many other varieties—ideal for areas with wide temperature ranges, like New York.
panicle hydrangea
Allen + Roth 18"-tall resin planter, $30, lowes.com
orange zinnia
bench DOUBLE KNOCK OUT ROSE, BOXWOOD, CONEFLOWER, ORANGE ZINNIA, YELLOW ZINNIA: GETTY IMAGES; PANICLE HYDRANGEA: ALAMY
yellow zinnia
Its arms are dog-shaped— a nod to Serita’s black Havanese, Hector. “I love that my bench is a little whimsical,” says Serita.
landscaping Serita wanted an informal and low-maintenance yard. She hired a landscape architect to help her get the right blend, with good color and texture.
front door A big reno meant a new front door. “It had to be blue, my favorite color,” says Serita. The deep shade livens up the neutral exterior.
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7114 Thermal Sash Douglas fir door, from $730, simpsondoor.com for stores; paint: Stiffkey Blue by Farrow & Ball
Asbury 3 ½"-tall ceramic house numbers, $12 each, schoolhouse.com
HOUSE Classic Gray by Benjamin Moore FRONT DOOR Stiffkey Blue by Farrow & Ball
chairs and cushions TRIM White Dove by Benjamin Moore
doormat Entryways Dog Silhouettes 18" x 30" coir doormat, $40, chewy.com
“When you’re relaxing on your porch,” says Serita, “you want comfy!” Rattan chairs with roomy seats, arched backs, and thick cushions fit the bill. Torrey synthetic wicker roll-arm chair with cushion, $999, potterybarn.com
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about the house BUILT IN: 1860 BOUGHT IN: 1999 SIZE: 2,234 SQ. FT.
“Many elements of this home drew us in—the curved porch, the original shutters, and that pink! The color was so special we had to keep it. It’s fun being known as ‘the pink house.’” —Greg Messina and Patty Taveniere-Messina, homeowners
curb appeal
mailbox Architectural Mailboxes Villa 18 ¾"W x 5"D x 11 ¼"H powder-coated-aluminum mailbox in white, $70, homedepot.com
peachy keen superbena royale
light Maxim Coldwater 12"-tall aluminum light, $120, lampsplus.com
PEACHY KEEN SUPERBENA ROYALE, RED SUPERBELLS: COURTESY OF PROVEN WINNERS; GREEN GEM BOXWOOD: ALAMY; CONEFLOWER, SNAPDRAGON, PETUNIA, MUM: GETTY IMAGES
wraparound porch “When we’ve had Rhinebeck Porchfest in September, we’re one of the houses invited to have a band play on our porch,” says Patty. “It’s been cool to be a neighborhood hangout.”
red superbells
planter Greg and Patty chose a plant stand to match their wicker chairs and table. They filled it with flowers that thrive in the sunny spot. International Caravan 27"-tall wicker planter in white, $90, overstock.com
green gem boxwood
coneflower
doormat snapdragon
BD Home Kali Berry 24" x 36" coir doormat, $36.50, burkedecor.com
petunia HOUSE Enamored by Behr mum
landscaping Giant bushes once filled the beds along the house, hiding most of the porch. The couple swapped those out for neatly trimmed boxwood and pink and white flowers that match the home’s cheery color palette.
chairs and pillows “We wanted porch furniture with the same feel as the house,” says Patty. White wicker has an old-school vibe, while green striped pillows add personality. Casbah Collection polypropylene and wrought iron chair in white, $150, pier1.com; 6" x 20" outdoor pillow in canopy stripe kiwi and sand, $39, ballarddesigns.com
SHUTTERS Mossy Cavern by Behr TRIM Nano White by Behr PORCH FLOOR Whitewash Oak by Behr
house numbers Everbilt 6"-tall zinc house numbers, $10 each, homedepot.com
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TERRA-COTTA POTS GET
exciting Everyone has one (or 10). And they couldn’t be more basic…until now.
and fill in with crafts paint. Let dry. ROPE Evandale 7/32"-diameter cotton cord, $11.50 for 100 feet, amazon.com PAINT
tip add
We used crafts paints for a few of these projects because they come in small amounts—just right for a flowerpot—and in great colors, but if you have leftover latex house paint, you can use that, too!
Wild Blueberry
PHOTOGRAPHS BY PHILIP FRIEDMAN CRAFTING BY ASHLEY PAGE NORTON
curb appeal
ombré it
Yellow Cab,
Lychee, and
Bazooka Joe,
stencil a pattern
PAINT Blossom White by Rust-Oleum, by Martha Stewart
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DOUBLE OVEN It makes cooking twice as easy. The top of this KitchenAid one is a combo convection unit and microwave.
Light, bright, and farmhouse-y, please: A couple gets the kitchen they craved. PHOTOGRAPHS BY DANE TASHIMA STYLED BY KARIN OLSEN
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PANELED HOOD The couple had a stainless hood in their previous home that dominated the room. “Our custom wood one feels stylish, like a piece of furniture,” says Christie. It’s set against a sea of sparkling blue-green subway tiles—very Florida.
Homeowners Christie and Jimmy
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hristie and Jimmy Walker of St. Augustine, FL, used to have a dark side—their old kitchen, with its deep brown cabinets and black granite countertops. “Jimmy’s a big cook and we like spending time in the kitchen, so while we were building our new home, we went for the total opposite look,” says Christie. As plans were underway for their light-filled, muchexpanded floor plan, they tag teamed ideas for coastal farmhouse flair, with Christie pinning photos and Jimmy conducting a Facebook poll to choose the cabinetry color (off-white won by a landslide). Designer Lauren Leonard helped fulfill their fantasies. Finally, Jimmy had a happy place to make his famous chicken potpies. “We both got everything we wanted,” says Christie.
POPPY ISLAND Christie and designer Lauren considered mint green, then decided more contrast would be cooler and in strutted peacock blue (Manitou Blue by SherwinWilliams). The quartzite top has blue veining that plays off it. Simple yet chic: cone-shaped glass pendants from Ethan Allen.
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SHIPLAP STYLE It’s Christie’s Fixer Upper dream come true. “The look is as homey as I’d hoped for, and it makes the dining area distinct,” she says. The boards are painted White Duck by Sherwin-Williams.
RUSTIC STOOLS The inspiration for these RH cuties? Vintage tractor seats. The scooped-out oak tops are comfy, too.
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OPEN CHANDELIER Christie had her heart set on one that’s rectangular, like the table. This stunner from Shades of Light is made without glass for maximum airiness.
STATEMENT TABLE & CHAIRS A large farmhouse table was a must (this one is by GJ Styles). For a breezy pairing, Lauren chose rattan chairs by Gabby with crisscross backs and custom cushions with chartreuse welting.
PRETTY RUG The light blue breaks up all the wood in the room (it’s by Ballard Designs). A pair of patterned lamps from Layla Grayce and barn art from One Kings Lane also bring in more color.
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colander Calypso Basics Two Toned 1.5-quart enameled-steel colander in lime, $21, restonlloyd.com
counter stool Union Rustic Brendon 24"-tall wood and iron counter stool, $90, wayfair.com
dining table Bradding 66"W x 38"D x 30"H wood dining table in natural stonewash, $700, pier1.com
tiles 5" x 10" ceramic tiles in Aruba blue, $6 per square foot, tilebar.com
lamp Jamie Young Co. Vivian 28 1/2"-tall ceramic lamp, $190, laylagrayce.com
rug Palani 2'5" x 9' wool and cotton runner, $395, dwr.com
teakettle Chantal Anniversary 2-quart enameled-steel teakettle in canary yellow, $40, homedepot.com
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in the kitchen
food + stuff
Let’s do lunch on the patio. This citrusy pasta salad is easy breezy.
lemony pasta salad with green beans RECIPE ON THE NEXT PAGE.
table runner and serving spoon Bright Pink Gingham runner, from $49, roostery.com; Mepra Fantasia serving spoon, $70, food52.com
PHOTOGRAPHS BY ALISON GOOTEE FOOD STYLING BY MAGGIE RUGGIERO
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in the kitchen serving bowl Maci 9 1/2"-diameter ceramic bowl, $20, crateandbarrel.com
vegetable peeler Essential stainless steel and wood peeler in pink, $11, opinel-usa.com
glasses Fluted acrylic glasses in pink grapefruit, $5 each, westelm.com
oil cruet Chrissy Teigen Cravings 13-ounce ceramic olive oil dispenser, $13, target.com
lemony pasta salad with green beans 8 ounces corkscrew pasta 8 ounces green beans, halved 1 lemon 2 tablespoons olive oil 2 tablespoons grated parmesan 2 teaspoons dijon mustard 1 splash Worcestershire sauce 1 clove garlic, grated Kosher salt and pepper 2 cups baby arugula 3 ounces feta cheese, crumbled
plates utensil caddy 11 1/4"H x 7"-diameter enamel-coated-iron utensil holder, $28, shopterrain.com
Kate Spade New York Citrus Celebration 6"-diameter melamine plates, $30 for a mixed set of 4, lifeguardpress.com
1. Cook pasta per package instructions, adding green beans during the final 3 minutes of cooking. Drain and run under cold water to cool. 2. Using a vegetable peeler, remove 3 strips of zest from the lemon; cut them into very thin strips. Squeeze 2 tablespoons of lemon juice into a large bowl. Whisk in the oil, parmesan, mustard, Worcestershire sauce, garlic, and 1/4 teaspoon each salt and pepper. 3. Add the pasta, green beans, and lemon zest, and toss to coat. Fold in the arugula and feta cheese.
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pasta container napkins Lemons paper cocktail napkins, $6 for a set of 20, rockflowerpaper.com
Dotted Line Evan plastic containers, $28 for a mixed set of 3 (large, shown, is 7 1/2"H x 4" diameter), wayfair.com
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cover PROP STYLING (David Bromstad) JJ Chan for BA Reps; (Tiffany Brooks) Evan McWeeney. WARDROBE STYLING (Mina Starsiak Hawk, Alison Victoria, and Christina Anstead) Jessie Jamz and Natasha Zoë Garrett; (Drew Scott and Jonathan Scott) Charlotte Jenkins; (David Bromstad) Mary Beth Yates for Judy Casey, Inc.; (Tiffany Brooks) Jennifer Ulysse. MAKEUP (Mina Starsiak Hawk and Alison Victoria) Ashley Humphreys for celestineagency.com; (Christina Anstead) Pink Dust Cosmetics. HAIR (Christina Anstead) Shannon Houston. GROOMING (Drew Scott and Jonathan Scott) Annalee Belle; (David Bromstad and Tiffany Brooks) Christina Reyna at Ray Brown Pro. DAVID BROMSTAD’S CLOTHING (shirt) Goodthreads, amazon.com; (shoes) Originals Stan Smith leather shoes in cloud white, adidas.com. MINA STARSIAK HAWK’S CLOTHING (shirt and jeans) madewell.com; (shoes) kennethcole.com. DREW SCOTT’S CLOTHING (sweater) tedbaker.com; (jeans) citizensofhumanity.com; (shoes) Edge napa leather sneakers in Vachetta and navy, thegoodmanbrand.com. ALISON VICTORIA’S CLOTHING (shirt) target.com. CHRISTINA ANSTEAD’S CLOTHING (shirt) jcrew.com. JONATHAN SCOTT’S CLOTHING (T-shirt) rag-bone.com; (shirt) clubmonaco .com; (jeans) paige.com. TIFFANY BROOKS’ CLOTHING (shirt) Floria shirt, amazon.com; (shoes) Jazz Original Vintage nylon and suede sneakers in clay and white, saucony.com.
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How Many Colors Can Fit in 1,000 Square Feet? pages 33–36 INTERIOR DESIGN Kerra Michele Interiors, kerramichele.com. Kitchen CHANDELIER lumens.com. CABINETRY custom, hprdesigns .com. COUNTERTOPS atlasstonefabricators.com. GLASSES (on shelf) Fritsy 12-ounce glasses in various colors, saban glassware.com. Living Room DRAPES AND CURTAIN ROD westelm.com. SOFA roomandboard.com. PILLOWS (chartreuse) etsy.com; (far right) Harlequin Fractal 22" x 22" wool pillow, jonathanadler.com. SIDE TABLE cb2.com. LAMP Mitzi Faith 22 1/2"-tall lamp, hvlgroup.com. COASTERS 4"-diameter horn and lacquer coasters in various colors, vongernhome.com. COFFEE TABLE etsy.com. BACKGAMMON SET Lacquered-resin backgammon set, jonathanadler.com. RUG custom, flor.com. Master Bedroom CHANDELIER anthropologie.com. WALLPAPER Dark Floral vinyl wallpaper, elliecashmandesign.com. MIRROR Grace 36" x 72" brass and bone-inlay mirror, cb2.com. CURTAIN ROD westelm.com. CURTAINS ikea.com. NIGHTSTANDS cb2.com. SCONCES etsy.com. BED Wyatt queen polyester-blend bed in Boyer grey, roomandboard .com. BEDDING brooklinen.com. PILLOWS (square) Estela Brushstroke 18" x 18" polyester pillows, crateandbarrel .com; (lumbar) Broad Stripe 14" x 24" velvet and linen pillow in blush, caitlinwilson.com. Bathroom TILES allmodern.com. SHOWER CURTAIN urbanoutfitters.com. BATH MAT Rocky Rain 20" x 30" cotton bath mat, bedbathandbeyond.com. TOWELS (green stripe) Cool Stripe cotton towel, and (color-block) Block cotton towel, both dusendusen.com. Guest Bedroom DRAPES anthropologie.com. SOFA Movie 56"-wide twin sleeper sofa, cb2.com. PILLOWS (lumbar) Rian 12" x 18" rayon and cotton pillow, crateandbarrel.com; (far right) Claire Designs Kaleidoscope 18" x 18" cotton pillow, anthropologie.com. OTTOMAN Topping 18 1/2"H x 20"-diameter velvet ottoman in stax antrazite, rosa, and dark blue, industrywest.com. CHAIR Tov Furniture Daisy velvet and stainless steel chair in sea blue, lampsplus.com. BOOKCASE Campaign 24"W x 15"D x 60"H wood and metal bookcase in white, crateandbarrel.com. RUG Hello Dottie 19 1/2" x 19 1/2" carpet tiles in black, flor.com.
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When You Love All the Things, pages 61–71 INTERIOR DESIGN Casa Vilora Interiors by Veronica Solomon, veronicasolomon.com. Living Room
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CHANDELIER Regina Andrew Alice 24 1/2"-diameter gold-
leafed-iron chandelier, meadowblu.com. GOLD MIRROR wayfair.com. SOFA Pied-A-Terre Judarn 83"-wide polyester sofa in peacock, anthropologie.com. PILLOWS (stripes) etsy.com; (rust) rejuvenation.com. COFFEE TABLE Gabby Kenway 52 1/2"W x 32 1/2"D x 19 1/4"H faux-shagreen, resin, and iron table, onekingslane.com. DRESSER (silver) Stein World chest, elkgroupinternational.com. PLANTER (pink, on dresser) Opalhouse Paint Drip 4 3/4"-tall earthenware planter in pink, target.com. LAMP (striped) HomeGoods stores. OTTOMAN wayfair.com. CHAIR (leopard) Robbie cotton chair in Serengeti camel, ballard designs.com. GARDEN STOOL HomeGoods stores. RUGS (large) ikea.com; (small) bstrading.co. Kitchen PENDANTS Blossom G 15"-tall metal and gold-leafed pendants, worlds-away.com for stores. WALL TILE cletile.com. SHADE FABRIC fschumacher.com for buying info. COUNTERTOPS Vivaldi Lifestyles, Houston, TX, vivaldionyx.com. VASE HomeGoods stores. COUNTER STOOLS Ward 24 1/2"-tall cowhide and iron stools, gabbyhome.com for stores. CABINETRY AND PANTRY DOOR custom, woodpeckerworks .com. BRASS HARDWARE build.com. FLOORING craftsman court.com. Dining Room PENDANT 30 1/2"-wide capiz shell and metal chandelier, westelm.com. DRAPERY FABRIC Vervain fabric, fabricut.com. CABINET rh.com. SETTEE Andover Mills Bjorn 59"-wide polyester and wood settee in pumpkin orange, wayfair.com. PILLOWS (blue) HomeGoods stores; (leopard) Lovebird Leopards 20" x 20" cotton pillow in tanzanite, ngalatrading.com. DINING TABLE 17th C. Monastery 76"W x 43"D x 30"H wood table in brown acacia, rh.com. TABLE RUNNER Kimode Moroccan Fringe 14" x 102" cotton-blend table runner in black stripe, amazon.com. CANDLEHOLDERS (orange) Circle 10 1/2"-tall Tadelakt plaster candleholders in salmon, jungalow.com; (pink) Flare 3"-tall glass candleholders in pink, hay.com. WOOD CHAIRS rh.com. RUG surya.com for buying info. Courtney’s Bedroom PENDANT lumens.com. DAYBED custom. BED PILLOWS (embroidered) jungalow.com; (pink stripes) HomeGoods stores; (blue and pink border) custom. ART (above bed) Freida by Hayley Mitchell unframed print, hayleymitchellart.com. BENCH Trojan 36"W x 18"D x 18"H sheepskin and metal bench, moss studio.com for buying info. SHEEPSKIN RUG (on chair) SHS9600 2' x 3' sheepskin rug, surya.com for buying info. CHAIR PILLOWS custom. RUG surya.com for buying info. Joshua’s Bedroom FAN Possini Euro Admiralty 52"wide brushed-nickel-finished-steel and wood fan, lamps plus.com. DRAPES custom. MIRROR HomeGoods stores. HEADBOARD custom. QUILT AND SHAMS Quinn queen/full cotton quilt and standard shams, jungalow.com. PILLOWS (navy; lumbar) HomeGoods stores; (round) Road Trip 16"-diameter wool and cotton pillow, jungalow.com. BLANKET HomeGoods stores. CABINET pier1.com. LAMP HomeGoods stores. ART (above cabinet) paragonpg.com for buying info. DESK westelm.com. DESK CHAIR olliix.com for buying info. RUG surya.com for buying info. Master Bedroom CHANDELIER Hudson Valley Lighting Dunkirk 30"-diameter metal and crystal chandelier in aged brass finish, build.com. DRAPES custom. BED custom, s-ldesigns .com. BEDDING FABRIC Lee Jofa Hunt Slonem Hutch linen fabric in black, kravet.com for buying info. PILLOWS (black-and-white) 26" x 26" acrylic and grosgrain pillows in black, ariannabelle.com; (red; floral) custom. DRESSER Worlds Away Thea 42"W x 19 1/2"D x 34"H resin and brass dresser, meadowblu.com. LAMPS sonderliving.com. DESK Veronica Solomon Style desk for creativestylefurniture .com. DESK CHAIR FABRIC clarencehouse.com for buying info. RUG CF-0783 8' x 10' wool rug, rizzyhome.com for buying info. Master Bathroom CHANDELIER global views.com. MURAL WALLPAPER Paradiso wallpaper in grey, muralsources.com. BATHTUB build.com. CABINETS custom. MIRROR mirrorimagehome.com for buying info. ART etsy .com. SCONCE lampsplus.com. FLOOR TILES Liaison by Kelly Wearstler Mosaics Mulholland 19 1/2" x 19 1/2" stone tiles in noir blend, annsacks.com for buying info.
From Starter Home to Forever Home, pages 72–83 INTERIOR DESIGN Amy Peltier, peltier interiors.com. ARCHITECT Kurt Bednar, Flintridge Design Inc. Exterior BENCH Pacifica 58"W x 20"D x 28"H resin and powder-coated-aluminum bench in driftwood, serena andlily.com. PILLOWS (floral) Belinda Floral 18" x 18" polyester pillow in blue multi, potterybarn.com; (blue) Addie Stripe Tassel 22" x 22" linen pillow cover in harbor,
and (green) Perennials Lake Stripe 12" x 21" acrylic pillow cover in green, both serenaandlily.com. Entry ART (butterfly) loforti.com BENCH FABRIC duralee.com for buying info. BASKETS (under bench) rhbabyandchild.com; (color-bock) Bianca Tote 15"H x 13 3/4"-diameter seagrass basket, worldmarket.com. MIRROR Jute Flower 36"diameter rope mirror, jamieyoung.com for buying info. PILLOWS (blue) Lido 20" x 20" polyester pillow in coastal blue, serenaandlily.com; (rust) Geo 14" x 20" polyester pillow in rust, worldmarket.com. RUG Marigold 3830F 2'10" x 8' rug in gray and light blue, feizy.com for buying info. Living Room COFFEE TABLE Dovetail Murray 18"H x 30"-diameter steel coffee table, meadowblu.com. CURTAINS custom. PILLOWS (from left) 18" x 18" velvet pillow in salmon pink, worldmarket.com; Hand-Loomed 20" x 20" silk and cotton pillow cover in blue teal, westelm.com; Blossom 12" x 22" linen and cotton pillow in peach, allemstudio.com; Archways 20" x 20" velvet pillow cover in regal blue, westelm.com; Herringbone 20" x 20" cotton pillow in terracotta, worldmarket.com. BLANKET pier1.com. CANDLEHOLDERS (on mantel) Peltier Home Hex Nut glass and wood candleholders in various sizes, designkollective.com. BOX (on side table) Peltier Home Houblon Bon 9"W x 6"D x 3"H bone-inlay box, designkollective.com. CHAIR 9125 Spool chair, crlaine.com for buying info. RUG Diamond Eye Trellis Fringe 7'6" x 9'6" wool rug in blue, rugsusa.com. Dining Area CHANDELIER arteriorshome.com. TABLE Classic Home Baldwin 30"H x 60"-diameter pine table, highfashionhome.com. CHAIRS 9156 Betty chair, crlaine.com for buying info. VASE target.com. Kitchen PENDANTS arteriorshome.com for buying info. BACKSPLASH TILE custom, tapntile.com. COUNTER STOOLS stanleyfurniture.com for stores. CABINET HARDWARE baldwinhardware.com for stores. BOWL (blue) Modern 11"-diameter melamine bowl, westelm.com. CUTTING BOARD 14" x 18 1/2" mango wood and marble composite cutting board, worldmarket.com. Master Bathroom BACKSPLASH AND FLOOR TILES tapntile.com. SCONCES hvlgroup.com for buying info. CABINET HARDWARE baldwinhardware.com for stores. TOWELS anthropologie.com. Master Bedroom WALLPAPER thibaut.com for buying info. BED crlaine.com for buying info. MIRRORS pier1.com. NIGHTSTANDS Sofie 40"W x 20 1/2"D x 30"H mahogany dressers in white wash, noirfurniturela.com for buying info. LAMPS circalighting .com. BOX (on nightstand) Peltier Home Palawan Flower 8"W x 6"D x 4 1/2"H bone-inlay and mother-of-pearl box, designkollective.com. BEDDING Owens king cotton quilt and king cotton shams in moss, serenaandlily.com. PILLOWS (light blue) Addie Stripe Tassel 22" x 22" linen pillow cover in harbor, (leaf print) Granada 20" x 20" linen pillow cover in navy and moss, and (green stripes) Beach Stripe 22" x 22" polyester pillow cover in moss green, all serenaandlily.com. RUG Moroccan Diamonds 7'6" x 9'6" wool rug, rugsusa.com. Guest Bedroom CURTAINS potterybarn.com. WALLPAPER Showstoppers Orissa wallpaper in spice, clarke-clarke.com for buying info. BED crlaine.com for buying info. BEDDING (duvet) Sea Ranch queen cotton duvet in French blue; (shams) Positano standard linen shams in wild rose, both serenaandlily.com. PILLOWS (red) Granada 20" x 20" linen pillow cover in terracotta; (stripes) Del Mar 20" x 20" cotton pillow cover in papaya, both serenaandlily.com; (blue) westelm.com. NIGHTSTANDS Noir Zanta 28"W x 18"D x 28"H mahogany tables, meadowblu.com. LAMPS Aerin Culloden 32 1/2"-tall lamps in pebbled aquamarine, circalighting.com. VASE Peltier Home Sea Foam 5 1/4"-tall glass vase in green, designkollective.com. RUG Braided Trellis Tassel 7'6" x 9'6" cotton rug in blue, rugsusa.com. Kids’ Bathroom BACKSPLASH AND FLOOR TILE custom, tapntile.com. SCONCE Feiss Redmond 13 1/4"-tall metal sconce in blue, onekingslane.com. MIRROR potterybarn.com. STEP STOOL 13"-tall teak step stool in white, serenaandlily.com. TOWEL Threshold cotton-blend towel in turquoise, target.com. ART Colorful Half Circles downloadable art, apricotandbirch.etsy.com. BATH MAT Pillowfort Cool Stripe 20" x 34" cotton bath mat, target.com. Joshua’s Bedoom CHAIR Loren wicker and metal chair, worldmarket.com. BASKETS (multicolor and yellow) westelm.com. PLUSH TOY Jellycat Fox corduroy stuffed animal, crateandbarrel.com. PLANTER (blue) Sketchbook 5 1/2"-tall earthenware planter in blue, westelm.com. RUGS (blue) Valerie 8' x 10' wool and cotton rug, aelfie.com; Ferm Living Tiger Safari 5'3" x 4' wool rug, amara.com.
curb appeal
Copy the Curb Appeal, pages 84–91 Gershuny House GARDENING thephantomgardener .com. LANDSCAPING Lawngevity Lawn Care, Rhinebeck, NY, 845-876-8780. FENCING oakwoodfence.com.
in the kitchen
Wish List Granted! pages 95–99 INTERIOR DESIGN Lauren Leonard, laurenleonardinteriors.com. PENDANTS (above island) Rosedale 18"-diameter antiquesilver-finished-brass and glass pendants, ethanallen.com. SCONCES Chapman & Myers Boston 7"-tall metal sconces in polished nickel finish, circalighting.com. CABINETRY custom. CABINET HARDWARE Cup 3"-wide zinc pulls in polished nickel finish, shopamerock.com. SHADE FABRIC peterfasano.com for buying info. APPLIANCES kitchenaid .com. BACKSPLASH TILE crossvillestudios.com for stores. COUNTER STOOLS 1950s Tractor Seat 24"-tall oak and iron counter stools, rh.com. CHANDELIER (above table) Sleek Minimalist Island 48"-wide steel chandelier in aged zinc bronze finish, shadesoflight.com. DINING TABLE Hamburg 100"W x 43"D x 31"H reclaimed-pine table, gjstyles.com for buying info. CHAIRS Kennedy rattan chairs, gabbyhome.com for stores. CHAIR CUSHION FABRIC Schumacher Betwixt cotton fabric in water and ivory, decoratorsbest.com. ART onekingslane.com. CONSOLE gjstyles.com for buying info. LAMPS laylagrayce.com. CURTAIN FABRIC Lotus fabric in sprout, galbraithandpaul .com for buying info. RUGS (runner) Palani 2'5" x 9' wool and cotton runner, dwr.com; (under dining table) ballarddesigns.com.
Food + Stuff: Lemony Pasta Salad With Green Beans, pages 101–102 TABLE RUNNER Bright Pink Gingham 16" x 72" cotton table runner, roostery.com. SPOON Mepra Fantasia stainless steel and resin serving spoon in pale rose, food52.com.
something extra
Have an Extra-Great BBQ, page 106 COOLER Permasteel Portable Picnic 14-quart steel cooler
in turquoise, homedepot.com. CORN HOLDERS Sun Squad 8-piece plastic corn holder set, target.com. FOOD DOME Woodard & Charles Cherries 14"-diameter wire food dome, amazon.com. GRILL Char-Broil Kettleman porcelaincoated-steel charcoal grill in red, target.com. LAMP Uri 10"tall metal and plastic lamp in blue and red, store.moma .org. PITCHER Simple Nested 91-ounce acrylic pitcher and tumbler set, abodehomewares.com. PLATES Schoolhouse 10"-diameter 4-piece bamboo plate set, and Red Grid 8"-diameter 4-piece bamboo plate set, both xeniataler .com. SEASONING Burger Bomb 4-piece assorted seasoning set, williams-sonoma.com. KNIFE Melon Slice & Serve steel and plastic knife, kuhnrikonshop.com.
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something extra Four cups fit inside the pitcher.
bugs: keep out! Woodard & Charles Cherries food dome, $23, amazon.com
cutest way to eat corn Sun Squad corn holders, $7 for a mixed set of 4
have an extra-great
bbq
Your summer cookouts deserve these treats.
Burger Bomb seasoning, $30 for a mixed set of 4 flavors, williamssonoma.com
Jasmine Roth, Hidden Potential
“My husband and I are big barbecue people, and good music is a must! Our fave Spotify playlist is Vintage Reggae Covers—all the songs you love, in reggae version. It’s so easy to relax to.” 106 HGTV Magazine
Sturdy and reusable—
fiber.
hot dogs From top: Schoolhouse plates, $48 for a set of 4, and Red Grid plates, $40 for a set of 4, both xeniataler.com It’s rechargeable!
mod lantern Uri lamp, $50, store.moma.org
FOR ADDITIONAL SOURCES, SEE PAGE 104.
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