Stencil a wall with two paint colors
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Make small rooms look bigger NO-FAIL KITCHEN RENO PLAN page 133
Quick DIY! paint storage baskets
With a wall this beautiful, of course you have to pay for it.
paint canisters
gallons of ideas! paint cabinets
paint the floor
$25, to be exact.
Retailer prices may vary.
paint artwork
paint a lampshade
pop open new colors!
paint pillows
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Brilliant Blue Flowerpots
made simple
Spring has arrived, which means it’s time to start sprucing up your home’s exterior. Brightly colored flowers always increase curb appeal. These easy DIY striped planters will add a unique touch to your porch or patio, and are simple enough to create in one weekend using your colors of choice. There’s no need to purchase separate quarts of paint—just a few Glidden sample pots will do the job! Project by Kate Riley CENTSATIONAL GIRL
FLOWERPOTS IN GLIDDEN DEEPEST AQUA, PEACOCK BLUE AND TROPICAL LAGOON
Cool Kids’ Playhouse A little bit of paint and a grown-up color scheme can totally transform a look without taking away from its intended function. Here, a plain playhouse was transformed using Glidden exterior paint in a color palette of black and white—with just a pop of pretty in the form of a bright green door. Because Glidden’s exterior paint protects from sun and weather damage and prevents mildew, the paint will actually extend the life of the playhouse. Project by Stefanie Schiada BROOKLYN LIMESTONE
PLAYHOUSE IN GLIDDEN EMERALD, ONYX BLACK AND WHITE ON WHITE
A DV E R T I S E M E N T
SEE HOW THE GLIDDEN COLORTOPIA™ TEAM USES COLOR TO TRANSFORM EVERYDAY ITEMS IN THESE FOUR EASY, AFFORDABLE PROJECTS INSPIRED BY THE HUES ON OUR COVERS.
Scan each project using your Digimarc app to visit the Glidden Colortopia blog and get the full instructions. DIGIMARC INSTRUCTIONS 1. Download the free Digimarc app at the iTunes App Store or at Google Play 2. Launch the app 3. Point your mobile device at the project image to visit the Colortopia blog!
When you can’t afford a major kitchen remodel, try paint—the most affordable and easy way to change the look and feel of your kitchen cabinets. If repainting kitchen cabinets seems like a daunting project, have no fear—you can just paint the cabinet backs! Cut thin wooden boards to the size of your cabinet backs, and paint them a vibrant orange to add a pop of color to your kitchen. This easy paint project will give your kitchen a fresh new look, proving a pretty backdrop so white china and bakeware can shine. CABINET BACKS IN GLIDDEN VIBRANT DAY LILY
Project by Diane Henkler IN MY OWN STYLE
With a coat of high-gloss pink paint, a vintage dresser becomes new again. Pale colors look furniture pieces, bringing out their architectural lines and providing a nice counterpoint to the iron and brass hardware that’s Even with an all pink color palette, this little girl’s room looks fresh and modern through unique styling. Old meets new when this pretty piece is decorated with cool kids’ toys and accessories. Project by Nicole Balch MAKING IT LOVELY DRESSER IN GLIDDEN POWDER PINK
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The making of a new classic. Almost overnight, our midcentury-inspired Petrie sofa became a classic and is now one of the most sought-out designs in our collection. Benchmade exclusively for us at a family-owned workshop in North Carolina, its certified sustainable hardwood frame hosts comfortable cushions—each tufted, buttoned and tailored by hand in iconic ’60s style.
DOOR: MARKO METZINGER/STUDIO D; PROVEN WINNERS SNOW PRINCESS LOBULARIA: COURTESY OF THE HOME DEPOT
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light fixture Calhoun 16 ½"H x 12"-diameter glass pendant with bronzed cap and chain, $169, potterybarn.com
door Krosswood Doors knotty alder entry door, $567, atgstores.com; Cornelia entrance set in polished brass, $220, signaturehardware.com
paint
house numbers
Jolly Green by Sherwin-Williams
6" x 9" powder-coated-metal house number plaque in blue, $30, landdelements.etsy.com
outdoor pillow 18" x 18" polyester pillow in apple green with aqua blue piping, $25, worldmarket.com
CUSTOM MOLDING We used waterproof wood glue to attach white molding, then painted the embellished door with two coats of exterior paint. Ta-da: instant architectural detail! Anne single panels, from $9.50 each, myoverlays.com
planter Zoey 15"H x 18"-diameter fiberglass and resin planter in Aruba and white, $129, grandinroad.com. We filled ours with a Proven Winners Snow Princess lobularia plant.
chair Design Tree Home Acapulco plastic and metal chair, $240, atgstores.com
doormat Coir doormat in blue suzani, $38, garnethill.com
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come on in! Start the tour of this stylish ranch house on page 111.
look what’s inside… our May issue
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special paint section! 13 pages of fresh ideas and tips, plus HGTV stars’ favorite colors. Go to page 49.
29 How Bad Is It…To release helium balloons into the air? To borrow or lend earbuds? And more!
36 Vern’s To-Do List HGTV pro Vern Yip has a May agenda full of useful tips.
46 Mother’s Day Gift Makeovers Safe-bet presents get an upgrade that would make any mom happy.
fun decorating 69 Fabrics We Love And
Furniture Chockablock with oversized pieces, this living room couldn’t breathe. See how we gave it some style CPR.
look-alikes for less.
88 Furniture for Tight 40 What’s the Difference? Clarification on commonly confused household terms.
44 If Your Kitchen Sponge
79 Stop Hanging on to Your Old Towels! Replace those bleached-out, threadbare things with new, colorful towel combos.
Could Talk It would dish out all these hushhush secrets.
85 Help! My Living Room Is Jam-Packed With Bulky
Spaces Skinny lamps, streamlined sofas, and other space savers.
93 The High/Low List We pulled together dynamic duos with drastically different price tags. HGTV Magazine 7
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Check out this vintageinspired home starting on page 122.
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Cover photographs by David A. Land. Styling by Matthew Gleason. CONSOLE TABLE Custom; try jossandmain.com for similar styles. PULL Abstractions Collection 3"-wide pull in satin brass finish, $4, dlawlesshardware.com. RUG Better Floors and Gardens 5' x 8' rug in pink and cream, $399, landofnod.com. LAMP Ovo lamp in eros pink with oatmeal linen shade, $130, lampsplus.com. OTTOMAN
(custom upholstery) Threshold round tufted storage ottoman, $60, target.com. OTTOMAN FABRIC No Doubt in azure by Fabricut.
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138 real estate spy 99 What Does Your Fantasy House Look Like? These are the ultra-luxe features you’d want most if money were no object.
102 Copy the Curb Appeal Houses in Orlando, FL, loaded with inspiring ideas.
house tours 111 2 Parts Quirky, 1 Part
modern design, this couple worked it into every corner of their Arizona home.
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145 What Kind of Veggies Can You Grow? There’s something for every skill level in this delicious crop.
kitchen style 133 8 Lessons From a Kitchen Remodel With three renos
148 How to Read a Plant Tag
under their belt, this couple knows all the tricks for a nodrama overhaul.
Understand the marker that comes with your plant using this handy guide.
138 10 Pops of Color for the Kitchen Swap out your basics for these bright buys.
Classic A Georgia home is all about the push-pull of opposites.
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141 Guess Who’s Making Coffee Cake Muffins It’s an HGTV star who’s known for her bargainshopping skills.
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The thing I love most about paint is that as soon as you give something a fresh coat of color, it really feels like yours. It might be a piece of furniture that lived in someone else’s house or something new that’s never been painted. Either way, when you paint it, you make it your own. Give a room a fresh color and just like that, it has your personal stamp. That’s why I have no problem painting anything and everything in my home—floors, doors, furniture, light fixtures, patio furniture: You name it, I’ll paint it. (And, yes, that goes for highquality wood items too—even though this may make some furniture purists cringe!) Go ahead and paint it: That’s the thinking behind our splashy paint section (which starts on page 49). It’s loaded with ideas, new tools and tips, and creative DIY projects to help you put a custom touch on the things you live with every day. There’s no better, faster, or more fun way to get bigdifference results. Every paint can is a potential makeover waiting to happen—so get rolling.
In case you’re curious about what I’m wearing... TOP Splendid gingham shirt PANTS White House Black Market jeans NAIL POLISH L’Oréal Paris Colour Riche nail polish in tangerine crush SHOES Superga sneakers FOR SHOPPING SOURCES, SEE PAGE 150.
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dear HGTV magazine, For years I had been wanting a ship chandelier to hang in my bathroom, but I couldn’t find one that was the right size—or price. That’s why I was so excited to see the one from PB Teen in your March issue (“The High/Low List”). I ordered it immediately. —Birgitt van Wijk, Houston, TX
I’ve been collecting copies of HGTV Magazine for so long that I now have an impressive set. I find many of the articles useful, but I especially like “One Last Question.” Turning to it on the very last page always makes me smile.
Readers tell us what they think and share photos of their own projects.
One of my favorite columns is “Would You Let This in Your House?” I held on to October’s edition— about a dated headboard—and used the instructions to make over a headboard that I recently purchased at a thrift store. It looks 100 times better thanks to you. —Caitlyn Boultinghouse, Nowata, OK
—Jan Proctor, Meridian, ID
The Clasen home in Newport Beach, CA (March’s “A Cool Idea in Every Room”), is hands down the best home you have ever featured. Dark gray walls! An Eames recliner! White oak kitchen cabinets! A bocce court! Every photo was a visual treat. I’d love to see more homes like this one. —Molly Goldthwait, Buffalo, NY
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When my husband and I moved into a smallish, 1,200-square-foot apartment, I thought my days of serious decorating were over. Then I spotted an adorable beadboard backsplash in your January/ February issue (“Our New 170-YearOld Kitchen”) and just had to copy the look. We had a sheet of beadboard cut to fit our backsplash and even painted it blue like the one you featured.
I can’t resist colorful kitchenware, so the January/February feature “50 Ways to Spend $100 (or a Lot Less!)” offered lots of eye candy. One item in particular that I’m looking forward to cooking with: the Lodge 6-quart Dutch oven in purple.
—Barbara Tollefson, Minneapolis, MN
—Lyssa Snow, Tulsa, OK
WALL COLOR Deep Irish Sea by Ralph Lauren Paint
From our issue to your home DIY IDEA For the how-to, go to hgtvmag .com/blogger-diy.
RECEIPT Build sconce (x2)
the blogger: KRISTIN CADWALLADER bliss-athome.com
years, For the past three Kristin’s been creating less in d high-end looks for IL, ranch house—an her 1950s Rock Island, favorite with readers. Her sharing her tricks 88ing sconces with fake-outs: embellish leaf to and adding gold cent napkin rings blingy coasters. agate slices to make
: the challenge LIVING ROOM SOFA A STYLE AROUND
by sofa some glam Kristin gave a tailored and deep sapphire blue painting the walls gold gleaming brushedhanging a pair of artwork can couch-spanning sconces. Since arabesque she stenciled an be a budget buster, the wall, then and white onto design in hot pink molding $12 worth of MDF “framed” it with and a A sunburst mirror spray-painted gold. pull it all together. variety of lush pillows
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Winsor & Newton and Benjamin Moore paints for stencil $26 Home Depot 8' molding (x2) Rust-Oleum paint for molding All Modern pink pillow (x2)
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Here’s my take on an idea in your January/ February issue (“Smart-Spending Bloggers”). My father-in-law built the frame, then my husband spray-painted it Antique Brass by Rust-Oleum. Instead of stenciling inside, I filled it with fabric from Hobby Lobby.
$725
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Go ahead, embellish Add paper embellishments to Chinet® Cut Crystal® cups for a fun way to keep track of whose cup is whose. Let guests help…themselves Instead of serving several drinks, create one signature drink in a pitcher or drink dispenser.
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Yes, it’s the same cabinet!
I love how the 1970s china cabinet turned out in January/ February’s “Would You Let This in Your House?” I want it for my own living room! Any chance it’s for sale? All jokes aside, thank you for an excellent, thought-provoking, inspirational magazine. I excitedly look forward to each issue.
it’s superchic storage Revitalized with crisp white paint, glinting brass hardwa re, and hot pink honeycombpattern wallpaper, the cabinet is now any-room stylish. Vases, hardcovers, and metallic accents make for a fresh take on a living room bookcase. Change up the display and it’ll dazzle in a dining room, an entry, or a bedroom .
—Dee Dee Clark, Metter, GA
It’s so encouraging to see the projects fellow readers have tackled. Without your magazine, I never would have mustered the confidence to do a gallery wall in our living room with pictures of all shapes and sizes. —Rebecca Vehr, Loveland, OH
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$842 $199 Hand-painted stripes and a gilded base look super luxe. Bunny Williams Home Zebra 35"-tall ceramic lamp and small paper shade, both laylagrayce.com
Just the right height for a bedside table.
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Do Double Duty Place flowers in bud vases or Chinet® Cut Crystal® stemless wine glasses around the table—these can double as party favors!
—Amanda Salmon, Worcester, MA $31 Try this sweet linen for window panels. P. Kaufmann Migration fabric in meadow, price is per yard, fabric.com
Robert Allen Courtyard Vine linen-blend fabric in blossom, price is per yard, calicocorners.com
$1,239 $480 Available in your choice of 32 stripe combos. Blair 52"-wide cotton and wood bench in fletcher spice and black, ballarddesigns.com
$1,056 Its 28-inch-diameter antiqued mirror top is megasized for a side table. Arteriors Home Dunmoore 28"H x 28"-diameter iron table, allmodern.com
Bonus: It comes with two decorative pillows. Belle Pottery 51"wide polyester love seat, kirklands.com
$398 Check out the finial accent on the glass top. Regina Andrew Le Chic Gold 28½"H x 18"-diameter metal table, zincdoor.com
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I always look forward to reading “The High/Low List.” Shortly after flipping through your March issue, I was shopping in HomeGoods when I stumbled upon a glass-topped side table with golden metal legs. It was an even bigger steal than the lowpriced model in the story. Thanks for the opportunity to play along. Keep up the good work! —Jan Tierney, San Diego, CA
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We recently went bold and painted our dining room Very Violet by Glidden. But we had no idea what to do with the space’s dated built-in cabinetry. Nothing worked! Then I saw a dining room in your January/ February issue (“Grown-Up Pastels”) and got inspired. I painted the cabinets bright white and the builtin counter black, then mounted mirrors to the back wall.
Freeport 23 ½"-tall ceramic lamp with linen shade, crateandbarrel.com
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…to not water flowers right after planting them? If you want healthy, bloom-packed plants, don’t deny them H2O, especially when you first put them in the ground. When a bulb or seedling goes into dry dirt, any moisture that’s inside the root ball will be sucked up by the surrounding soil. And bone-dry roots mean dead plants, says L.A. landscape designer Shirley Bovshow. “All freshly planted flowers need at least a month of regular watering to establish themselves,” she says. Saturate the buds and the ground around a plant’s roots right after planting, then check the soil every few days. If you dig your finger into the soil and it doesn’t feel damp a few inches below the surface, water again.
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information, says David Bach, vice chairman of Edelman Financial Services, a national financial planning firm. Luckily it’s simple to keep your personal info secret. “Shred anything with your name, address, and any financial details before throwing it away,” Bach advises. That includes bank statements, receipts, and credit card offers. “It’s easy for someone to fill one out, then intercept your mail to get the credit card,” says Bach. There’s no need to spring for a high-tech shredder, though. Just rip statements into four pieces, then toss them in two trash cans.
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Don’t worry too much about folding and stashing a drippy umbrella. “While it’s generally not a good idea to trap water in anything you wrap up, umbrellas are made of water-repellent fabric that won’t mold or mildew,” says Ann Headley, director of design and innovation at Totes. The only time you may run into trouble is if you’re using a cheapie drugstore buy, as some have a metal frame that can rust. Spring for a plated steel, aluminum, or fiberglass frame instead. Giving your umbrella a quick shake after you come in from the rain can help it stay in shape too.
not so bad!
…to overfeed your pet fish? Whatever food Goldie doesn’t eat will end up drifting around her bowl or aquarium. If those leftovers aren’t promptly cleaned out, when they decompose, they’ll release toxins, such as ammonia, into the water. This can cause water quality to go south quickly, which could sicken or even kill your fish, says Bill Wymard, a marine biologist at Aquarium Adventure, an aquatic store in Columbus, OH. To ensure that you’re giving your finned friend the right serving size, follow these steps two times a day: Over a few minutes, place tiny pinches of food into the bowl, pausing to make sure everything is eaten before adding more. The flakes shouldn’t make it to the bottom of the bowl. If they do, you’re dishing out too much.
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…to pretreat a stain, then not wash it right away? Yes, you want to act quickly to get a sauce splatter out of a shirt. But if you don’t have time to wash or at least rinse it right after pretreating, hold off. When stain-blasting products are left on for longer than the time recommended on the label, they can discolor fabric, says Clorox senior scientist Mary Gagliardi, a.k.a. Dr. Laundry. That’s why you should always follow the pretreater’s guidelines—which typically advise letting the product sit for five to 10 minutes, then washing. If you want to get a jump-start on a stain and you’re not near your washer, dab at the spot with liquid dish soap, then rinse.
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…to wrap up an umbrella while it’s still wet?
Does this bowl make me look fat?
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Vern’s to-do list Even stars have chores! Check out HGTV designer Vern Yip’s May agenda, full of tips you can use too. 1 Paint the front door a fresh color. To make sure the shade you pick doesn’t clash with your siding, figure out if your home’s exterior has a warm or cool undertone, and stick to the same family when you choose the color for your door. If you aren’t sure which category your house falls into, an expert at the paint store can help you.
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2 Shop beekman1802.com. I’m a big fan of the Beekman Boys, two guys who have a farm and store in New York plus an online shop that sells everything from furniture to soap. Most of the products are handcrafted by the men or fellow artisans, and they’re excellent quality. 3 Lighten up my home fragrance. People don’t often think about how a room smells, but it’s important! During cooler months, I like strong, woodsy scents, but in spring, I go for hints of linen, lemongrass, lavender, and mint, like this mint moss candle ($28, thompsonferrier.com).
4 Fluff up throw pillows. If a decorative pillow doesn’t come with a down feather insert, I buy one from a store like Crate & Barrel. The insert is comfier to lean against, and it makes the pillow look all the plusher. 5 Dust ceiling fans. Because they’re up high, it’s easy to let dust accumulate on blades. Before I turn any fans on for the season, I wipe them down with a microfiber duster. The Swiffer 360° Duster has an extendable handle—it’s great because I don’t need to climb a ladder to use it. 6 Accessorize outdoor spaces. In warmer months, a patio
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CANDLE: LARA ROBBY/STUDIO D; LANTERN: ALISON GOOTEE/STUDIO D
or porch should feel just as thought-out as your living room. Lanterns or small decorative objects that go on a coffee or side table always help.
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Did you know that selecting a paint finish is as important as selecting a color?
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Some questions to consider when selecting a paint finish: What is the condition of your surface? Is washability important to you? Are you painting walls, doors, trim, or furniture?
Ask Sherwin-Williams The experts at your neighborhood Sherwin-Williams store can provide you with more details and recommendations on the right products for you. From planning and preparing, to painting a wall, to how to clean up, we have you covered.
How much traffic does the room get?
Turn the page to see each paint finish!
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Here are top tips on how to use four popular paint finishes. Gloss This lustrous, durable finish can be scrubbed clean with ease and is great for any area that you would like to highlight, such as: Wood Trim, Cabinets, Doors, and Furniture
Semi-Gloss This durable finish reflects light for a bright, lustrous appearance. It is perfect for areas that are cleaned frequently, such as: Kitchens, Bathrooms, Closet Doors, Trim, and Utility Areas
Satin With its slight gloss, this finish offers the benefits of a richer look. It works best for high-traffic areas such as: Children’s Bedrooms, Hallways, and Family Rooms
Flat Its non-reflective appearance softens a room and helps hide surface imperfections, making walls look smooth. This finish is ideal for: Dining Rooms, Living Rooms, Adult Bedrooms, and Ceilings
Paint finish shown in the Sherwin-Williams Color of the Year 2015— a vivacious hue called Coral Reef SW 6606. UPBEAT AND OPTIMISTIC, CORAL REEF CELEBRATES A TIME FOR RENEWAL AND IS THE PERFECT MÉLANGE OF PINK, ORANGE, AND RED THAT CAN BE USED TO LIVEN UP ANY SPACE. Due to the printing process, actual paint colors may vary from the photographs shown.
© 2015 The Sherwin-Williams Company
Where will color take you? Ask Sherwin-Williams and discover a new world of color with the very best paint. Visit a store or sherwin-williams.com/color.
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what’s the difference king Measuring 76 inches across, a king is the widest mattress you can buy. It’s the exact same length as a queen-size mattress—80 inches from the top to the bottom.
vs. california king offers less side-by-side room than a king—a California king is four inches narrower. 72"
76"
lily of the valley Known for its tiny, bellshaped white flowers, lily of the valley is a sweet-smelling plant that blooms in early spring. It works well as a cut flower and ground cover.
baking soda Baking soda, or sodium bicarbonate, is a top-notch leavening agent, cleaner, and deodorizer. If a recipe includes baking soda, it will also probably call for an acid, such as buttermilk or lemon juice, to activate the baking soda.
brass Brass, made of copper and zinc, is a soft metal that has a goldlike shine when polished. Big in the blingedout ’80s, it’s now usually seen with a duller, darker patina. It’s popular for doorknobs, bed frames, and keys.
vs. lily A lily has showy—and often super-fragrant—blossoms with six petals. It flowers from June through August in a variety of colors, including white, red, orange, and yellow.
vs. baking powder Baking powder is also a leavening agent, only it has the acid already built in. It’s not as hardworking around the house, though. It can help cakes and biscuits rise, but it won’t zap odors or unclog a drain.
vs. bronze Harder than iron and resistant to corrosion, bronze is usually chemically treated to look aged. Made of copper and tin, it’s pricier than brass and mainly used for industrial welding, pipe fittings, and door hardware.
OUR EXPERTS: Jon Eaton, creative director at House of Antique Hardware; Jenny McCoy, pastry chef instructor at the Institute of Culinary Education and author of Desserts for Every Season; Mary Helen Uusimaki, vice president of marketing and communications at the International Sleep Products Association
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KING, CALIFORNIA KING: MARKO METZINGER/STUDIO D; LILY OF THE VALLEY, BAKING POWDER: SHUTTERSTOCK; LILY: ALAMY; BAKING SODA: CHRIS ECKERT/STUDIO D; BRASS, BRONZE: GETTY IMAGES
Finally! Clarification on some commonly confused household terms.
More pills doesn’t mean more pain relief. Aleve has the strength to relieve back, body, and minor arthritis pain all day with fewer pills than Tylenol®.*
2 Pills. All Day Strong. All Day Long. Each pill has the strength to last 12 hours.
Use as directed. *Comparison to Extra Strength Tylenol based on minimum label dosing for 24 hours if pain persists.
Tylenol is a registered trademark of Johnson and Johnson Corporation. Bayer, the Bayer Cross, Aleve and All Day Strong are registered trademarks of Bayer. ©2015 Bayer HealthCare LLC.
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dining decor
and designer details
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if your kitchen sponge could talk It would dish out all these hush-hush secrets.
Always leave me high and dry. With crevices designed to retain moisture, cellulose sponges are ideal breeding grounds for germs—especially when they’re put away wet in a dark undersink cabinet. To prevent bacteria buildup, wring out excess water, and pop the sponge in a countertop holder with plenty of air circulation.
My life span is really limited. A sponge isn’t meant to last forever. Most people eventually toss sponges when they notice mustiness or fraying, but the pros recommend discarding them every week—two weeks max—and starting fresh.
Here’s why I feel clammy. Ever notice a justopened cellulose sponge is already damp? That’s because many are premoistened with sterile water. Without H20, the material shrivels and hardens—and looks unattractive on store shelves.
I’m a hard-core clean freak.
My party trick? Picking up pet hair. If your upholstered furniture is covered in pet hair, swipe it with a dry sponge—the fur gets hoovered up like magic. Trash the hair, then wash the sponge with soap and hot water.
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OUR EXPERTS: Nancy Bock, senior vice president, meetings and education, at the American Cleaning Institute; Kirsi Dahl, communications manager at Scotch-Brite; Jolie Kerr, cleaning expert and author of My Boyfriend Barfed in My Handbag…and Other Things You Can’t Ask Martha; Roxanne B. Sukol, M.D., medical director at Cleveland Clinic’s Wellness Enterprise
CHRIS COPPOLA/STUDIO D; STYLING: MIAKO KATOH
Disinfect sponges every other day: To sanitize, microwave a damp sponge on high for two minutes, run it through the dishwasher (make sure it isn’t fraying or pieces can break off and clog the filter), or soak it overnight in 1 quart of water mixed with 3 tablespoons of chlorine bleach.
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instead of a gift certificate for a manicure…
instead of a picture frame…
a year of nail polishes L’Oréal Paris Colour Riche nail polishes, $6 each, drugstore.com; acrylic 12-compartment nail polish riser, $8, containerstore.com
a personalized collage Grace Kreinbrink Watercolor Hearts 8" x 8" framed photo print in confetti, $42, minted.com
a 24k tote instead of jewelry…
Zanzibar cotton, jute, and leather tote, $73, shiraleah.com
mother’s day
gift makeovers Safe-bet presents get an upgrade that would make any mom happy.
a pair of pillows
instead of flowers…
Safavieh Finn 18" x 18" polyester pillows in gold, $53 for a set of 2, allmodern.com
2.3-ounce hand creams in arboretum, field and flowers, and wildflower and fern, $24 each, libraryofflowers.com
candystriped pj’s instead of candy…
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a bouquet of floral hand creams
Classic cotton pajamas in multi seersucker, $140, bedheadpjs.com
NAIL POLISHES, PAJAMAS, HAND CREAMS: MARKO METZINGER/STUDIO D
instead of a pair of slippers…
Want a paint that’s safer for the environment and your family? TM
Only this can.
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MARKO METZINGER/STUDIO D, STYLING: KARIN OLSEN
13 pages of hue-drenched rooms, color-rich projects, and pro-picked shades to pep up your house.
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paint a pattern on a wall Why wallpaper when you can get a look that’s just as bold with paint and a stencil? Go to hgtv.com/paint-wall-stencil for the how-to. WALL PAINT Lagoon Green by Glidden STENCIL PAINT Echo Lake Aqua by Glidden
paint a console table Go to hgtv.com/paintconsole for the how-to. PAINT Kingdom by Glidden
paint baskets Go to hgtv.com/paint-baskets for the how-to. SPRAY PAINT (from top—we used three colors for an ombré effect) Can2 Cool Candy, Dolphins, and Aqua, all by Montana
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STARS’ FAVORITE COLORS
LEFT: DAVID A. LAND, STYLING: MATTHEW GLEASON; ROLLER: MARKO METZINGER/STUDIO D; HOUSE: MOYA MCALLISTER; MARKERS: LARA ROBBY/STUDIO D; STARS’ FAVORITE COLORS: J MUCKLE/STUDIO D
Q Exactly how much paint should I buy? A Estimate 1 gallon for every
YELLOW Valspar reports that its yellow paint collection— which encompasses everything from pale buttery shades to dark golden tones—is more popular than all other colors, including greens, blues, and even whites. Soft Duckling, shown here, falls in the middle of the spectrum.
HGTV pros pick the paints they love.
350 square feet (slightly smaller than the size of the average family room), but you’ll need almost double that if you’re applying two coats –– for example, if you’re painting over a dark color and don’t use primer. You’ll also likely need an extra coat of paint for textured surfaces, such as brick. Another reason to get more than you think you’ll need: The exact color of paint can vary if it’s mixed at different times, so the shade you buy this Saturday might be slightly different from the same shade you buy a few days later when you realize you’re short.
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“If you’re taking a break from your paint job –– e ven if it’s overnight – – stash paint-covered rollers and brushes in a plastic bag tightly sealed with a twist-tie or rubber band. They’ll stay moist until you start working again.”
This dark beige is one of my go-to neutrals for any room.
Rosy Cheeks by California Paints —Meg Caswell, HGTV designer
Stone Lion by HGTV HOME by Sherwin-Williams —John Colaneri, America’s Most Desperate Kitchens
Rainwashed by Sherwin-Williams —Joanna Gaines, Fixer Upper
True Turquoise by Glidden —Tiffany Brooks, HGTV Smart Home 2015
For fun exterior trim and shutters, try this blue. Arctic Paradise by Dunn-Edwards —Vern Yip, HGTV designer
—Sara Peterson, editor in chief
Royal Peacock by Behr —Christina El Moussa, Flip or Flop
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enamel paint markers These paint pens, which come in glossy and metallic finishes, let you add detail to nearly any surface, from metal trays to glass vases.
Drawing Room Blue by Farrow & Ball —Alison Victoria, Kitchen Crashers
Testors enamel paint markers, $5 each, testors.com for stores
FOR SHOPPING SOURCES, SEE PAGE 150.
Blue Danube by Benjamin Moore —David Bromstad, Beach Flip
Hot Spice by Benjamin Moore —Sabrina Soto, HGTV designer
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Wild Honey by Behr —Joanna Gaines, Fixer Upper Garden green puts the playfulness in a playroom. One Spring Morning by Clark + Kensington —Tiffany Brooks, HGTV Smart Home 2015
Truly Olive by Glidden —Tarek El Moussa, Flip or Flop
Picnic by Sherwin-Williams —Jonathan Scott, Brother vs. Brother
Zesty Apple by Behr —Drew Scott, Brother vs. Brother
Espalier by Sherwin-Williams —David Bromstad, Beach Flip
I like this in kitchens—it’s refreshing but not too loud.
and-primer in one. But if you’re buying regular old paint, you’ll get better results if you apply a coat of primer before adding color. Primer, a light-color base coat, smooths and seals walls, blocking future stains and laying the foundation for a streak-free paint job, especially on raw wood, drywall, metal, and masonry. In fact, for these surfaces, many pros prefer primer over paint-and-primer in one because combo formulas can cost more and often require two coats anyway. Have primer tinted gray or the color of your topcoat if you’re making drastic color changes –– like going from red walls to light blue ones–– to better hide the old hue.
GREEN Green is the color people disagree about most, say color experts. So while you may see this paint swatch as green, others may see it as yellow-green or even yellow. Benjamin Moore calls the color Eccentric Lime—it’s one of the 683 greens the company offers.
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“Grease and other stains can prevent paint from sticking to walls. So before painting, give the surface a quick wipedown with a rag dipped in soapy water or a mix of three parts water to one part bleach.” —Jennifer Berno, style/home director COOL PAINT
Lake George by Ralph Lauren Paint —Meg Caswell, HGTV designer
Hyannis by Ralph Lauren Paint —Alison Victoria, Kitchen Crashers
graffiti spray paint At only about $6 a can, this Australian spray paint— often used for graffiti art—comes in more than 90 highly pigmented gloss colors, offering serious bang for your buck. Use it to fancy up furniture or smaller items like a frame or a lamp base. Ironlak spray paint, $6 per can, dickblick.com
RIGHT: DAVID A. LAND, STYLING: MATTHEW GLEASON; BRUSH, SPRAY PAINT CAN: MARKO METZINGER/STUDIO D; BEDROOM: PHOTOSHOT; SPRAY PAINT, STARS’ FAVORITE COLORS: J MUCKLE/STUDIO D
Q Do I really need primer? A Not if you’re using a paint-
Market Melon by Dunn-Edwards —Taniya Nayak, HGTV designer
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paint canisters Go to hgtv.com/paint-canisters for the how-to. SPRAY PAINT (from top left) Pumpkin Orange with Sun Yellow, Global Blue with Blue Ocean Breeze, and Watermelon with Ballet Slipper, all by Krylon
paint kitchen cabinets A coat of grass green with hints of melon liven up a cook space. Go to hgtv.com/paint-cabinets for the how-to. PAINT (cabinet exteriors) Lime Twist by Valspar; (cabinet interiors) Ravishing Coral by Sherwin-Williams
paint a floor Go to hgtv.com/paintfloor for the how-to. PAINT Frosty Mint, Pastorale Jade, and Sea Glass Green, all by Glidden
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know your rollers Swiping on a coat of color is easy when you have the right tool for the job. r’s nap A rolle of its length is the ost For m fibers. ch a ⅜-in walls, uce d o ill pr nap w lts. u s e r st the be
knit synthetic Best for: Drywall or plaster Nap: ⅜ inch Because the fibers (polyester, nylon, or a blend of both) are knitted, this kind of roller—the classic go-to—applies paint without leaving lint behind on the wall. Marathon 9"-long polyesterand-nylon-blend roller cover, $7, purdy.com for stores
microfiber Best for: Drywall or plaster Nap: ⅜ inch
textured Best for: All wall types Nap: None
Soft, tiny fibers create a smoother
heavy-duty Best for: Rough surfaces, such as brick and stucco Nap: ¾ inch to 1 inch Its long, durable synthetic fibers soak up more paint than a standard roller so it can get into the crevices of uneven walls.
foam
corner roller
Best for: Smooth surfaces, such as furniture and flat doors Nap: None
Best for: Corners and molding Nap: None
High-density foam glides evenly over surfaces with no fuzzy residue. It comes in different lengths, from mini to standard.
This compact foam wheel is just the right size for cleanly painting corners. You can also roll it along the spot where molding meets the wall.
Shur-line 4"-long high-density foam roller, $7 for a set of 2, walmart.com
Purdy Quick Solutions foam corner roller, $5, acehardware.com
MARKO METZINGER/STUDIO D
Colossus 9"-long x 1"-nap roller cover, $9, purdy.com for stores
Primer for doing things right. LEARN MORE AT KILZ.COM
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paint wall art Invoke your inner artist by creating color-blocked rectangles on foam core. Go to hgtv.com/paint-wallart for the how-to. PAINT (from top left) Pink Carnation, Sun Rays, Peach Crayon, Fresh Tangerines, Pinkety Pink, Tropical Coral, and Sunny, all by Glidden
paint a pattern on a shade Go to hgtv.com/paintlampshade for the how-to. CRAFTS PAINT Martha Stewart Crafts satin acrylic in wedding cake
paint patterns on pillows Go to hgtv.com/paint-pillows for the how-to. CRAFTS PAINT Martha Stewart Crafts satin acrylic in wedding cake (on yellow, blue, and pink pillows), adobo (on lefthand white pillow), and camellia pink (on righthand white pillow)
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Roaring Pink by Ralph Lauren Paint —Taniya Nayak, HGTV designer
MOST-ASKED QUESTION #3
Q Should I trash a paint roller or try to clean it? A Most roller covers are
LEFT: DAVID A. LAND, STYLING: MATTHEW GLEASON; GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE: GETTY IMAGES; PAINT PAIL: MARKO METZINGER/STUDIO D; STARS’ FAVORITE COLORS: J MUCKLE/STUDIO D
ORANGE Touch-ups to the Golden Gate Bridge reportedly require 5,000 to 10,000 gallons annually of Golden Gate Bridge International Orange paint (a custom color currently made by Sherwin-Williams). The amount varies each year depending on how quickly the air’s high salt content corrodes the bridge’s steel.
cheap enough that you can treat them as disposables. But if you’d like to limit waste, you can clean them with a hand-powered brush-and-roller spinner (about $15 at home improvement and paint supply stores). Slip the paint-soaked cover onto the spinner’s rotating head, and pump the handle; centrifugal force whirls off clingy paint. Rinse the roller in soapy water, then repeat a few times. To avoid splatters, do the spinning in a 5-gallon bucket outside or in the garage. Stand the roller up vertically to dry.
Fancy Flamingo by Kelly-Moore —Tiffany Brooks, HGTV Smart Home 2015
Wet Coral by Pittsburgh Paints —Sabrina Soto, HGTV designer
Beach houses, country cottages— this gold works on any exterior.
Semolina by Benjamin Moore —Jonathan Scott, Brother vs. Brother
Orange Spice by Behr —Drew Scott, Brother vs. Brother
Pumpkin Patch by Glidden —Christina El Moussa, Flip or Flop
COOL PAINT TOOL Canoe by Sherwin-Williams —Tarek El Moussa, Flip or Flop
easy-grip paint pail Instead of painting straight from the can—which can contaminate color with dirt, dust, or stray bristles—pros recommend decanting paint into a separate container. This sturdy gizmo holds a quart, and you can buy disposable liners for easy clean-up.
Love this in living rooms that get lots of natural light. Rubber Ducky by Clark + Kensington —Alison Victoria, Kitchen Crashers
Handy paint pail, $10, and plastic liners, $4 for a set of 6, both homedepot.com
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“Use paint conditioner! Add about 1 2 pint of it to a gallon of paint –– it will eliminate brush lines, giving you a much smoother finish. I always use it when I’m redoing wood furniture. Find it at paint stores for around $10.”
Yellow Chimes by Valspar —Genevieve Gorder, HGTV designer
—Jessica Dodell-Feder, senior editor Waterscape by Pittsburgh Paints —Vern Yip, HGTV designer
Hacienda Talavera by Pittsburgh Paints —Taniya Nayak, HGTV designer
MOST-ASKED QUESTION #4
Q Should I use oil-based or latex paint? A Latex paint is the go-to
Starry Night by Olympic —Tarek El Moussa, Flip or Flop
Green is inspiring. That’s why I like this one in an office.
Coastal Plain by HGTV HOME by Sherwin-Williams —Joanna Gaines, Fixer Upper
Sweet Retreat by Clark + Kensington —Vern Yip, HGTV designer
Ombre by Pratt & Lambert —Sabrina Soto, HGTV designer
BLUE According to Southern superstition, a blue porch ceiling protects homeowners from evil spirits and ghosts. Sherwin-Williams suggests these three (shown here, from top) particularly for porches: Hazel, Atmospheric, and Pool Blue.
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“My trick for perfect spray-painting: Hold the can an inch or two to the side of your project, start spraying, and then continue spraying an inch or two beyond your project.
Plum Blossom by Behr —Jonathan Scott, Brother vs. Brother
—Jodi Kahn, lifestyle editor
Cherry on Top by Kelly-Moore —Christina El Moussa, Flip or Flop
Youthful Coral by Behr —Meg Caswell, HGTV designer
standard for almost every interior and exterior household painting project, from kitchen cabinets and walls to siding and furniture. It dries fast, so you can do multiple coats in one day, and it cleans up easily with soapy water. Older formulations of latex were considered less durable than oil-based paint, but that’s no longer the case. These days oilbased paint is being phased out by many consumer brands, since it’s mainly used for specialty jobs most homeowners wouldn’t tackle, like painting rusty surfaces that can’t be cleaned.
Here’s a bright beauty for front doors.
Dunk virtually anything— vases, garden tools, canvas tote bags, ceramic bowls—in this coating for an instant hit of color and a playful rubberized texture. If you change your mind, just peel it off. Plasti Dip, from $75 per gallon, dipheadsunite.com for stores
Myrtle Pink by Ralph Lauren Paint —Genevieve Gorder, HGTV designer
RIGHT: DAVID A. LAND, STYLING: MATTHEW GLEASON; PORCH: PETER FRANK EDWARDS; VASE: JESUS AYALA/STUDIO D; STARS’ FAVORITE COLORS: J MUCKLE/STUDIO D
Maxi Teal by Sherwin-Williams —John Colaneri, America’s Most Desperate Kitchens
paint boxes Go to hgtv.com/paint-boxes for the how-to.
paint a dresser Mimic an intricate inlaid design with stencils—looks so luxe! Go to hgtv.com/paint-dresserstencil for the how-to. DRESSER PAINT Tuberose by Sherwin-Williams STENCIL PAINT Martha Stewart Crafts pearl acrylic in mother of pearl
PAINT Belize by Amy Howard at Home; (trim) Martha Stewart Crafts highgloss acrylic in wedding cake
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Paint with hushed hues for a peaceful home. This lovely collection knows how to speak volumes – softly. Express your softer side by embracing these quiet and cozy colors with your walls and furnishings.
colors, like rust with green and aqua, give this vintage palette a feel that’s still very livable and contemporary. Add your own touch to create a home that’s unmistakably you!
PERFECT PALETTES Whether your style is bold, balanced or subtle, you can design with confidence, using the perfectly coordinated colors in HGTV Home™ by Sherwin-Williams paint. Now available at Lowe’s, these color palettes have been expertly created to carry your vision throughout your home.
Take cues from today’s couture to get that must-have look for your home. When art meets fashion, your home is the canvas, and your walls are sure to turn heads when they wear this stylish palette.
GREAT COLOR COLLECTIONS TO TRANSFORM YOUR HOME!
This collection is high on style with a decidedly feminine appeal. Find inspiration in your favorite jewelry pieces and accessories and bring that understated glamour to your home.
© 2015 The Sherwin-Williams Company. HGTV and HGTV HOME are trademarks and registered trademarks of Scripps Networks, LLC in the United States and/or other countries. Used under license. LOWE’S and Gable Mansard Design are registered trademarks of LF, LLC. All are used with permission. Product Information Hotline: 855.330.4753
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angled (a.k.a. sash) Best for: Cutting in and painting along trim The slanted shape gives better control than a square-cut brush, so you get clean lines—key for painting along edges, like where a wall and ceiling meet. It comes in many widths, with natural or synthetic bristles.
square-cut Best for: Large, flat surfaces Sold in widths of up to 5 inches, these brushes are ideal for quickly covering a big area. Find them with either natural or synthetic bristles.
finishing Best for: Lacquer, shellac, and stains This finer version of a squarecut brush has softer, denser bristles for applying stains and other finishes without streaks. It’s available with natural or synthetic bristles.
Shur-line angle paint and primer interior Hydroglide 1 ½"-wide brush, $8, Lowe’s stores
3"-wide nylon/polyester professional wall brush, $15, benjaminmoore.com for stores
Gramercy Tools 2"-wide synthetic finishing brush, $35, toolsforworkingwood.com
know your brushes Baffled by bristle types? We’ve narrowed down the paintbrush aisle for you.
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short handle Best for: Chalky paints An oval shape combined with densely packed bristles lets this brush hold a lot of paint—a must for thick, chalkyfinish formulas, which are often applied to have texture. Medium pure bristle oval brush, $39, anniesloan.com for stores
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Best for: Cramped spaces With a 2-inch rubberized handle, this brush, which has natural or synthetic bristles, lets you maneuver around tight spaces, like inside cabinets. Wooster Shortcut paintbrush, from $5, available at paint supply stores
foam Best for: Touch-ups Cheap and disposable, these brushes can be used with any type of paint to cover scuffs. Use them on small spots only, as the foam may leave behind a slight texture. Linzer 1"-wide, 2"-wide, and 3"-wide foam paintbrushes, $6 for a mixed set of 9, homedepot.com
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To ensure crisp, clean paint lines on walls, baseboards and trim, it’s important to use the right tape for the job. FrogTape® is the only painter’s tape treated with patented PaintBlock® Technology. PaintBlock prevents paint bleed, creating sharp paint lines and minimizing the need for touch-ups. No matter your painting project needs, FrogTape® is dedicated to providing an easy taping solution. Learn more at www.frogtape.com
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MOST-ASKED QUESTION #5
Q Will dark colors make a room feel smaller? A No. Despite what you may have COOL PAINT TOOL
brush comb Rinsing a paintbrush gets it only so clean. As a final step, run a brush comb through the bristles—its combo of pointy steel and superfine brass bristles helps dig out any leftover gunk so your brush stays soft and flexible. Wooster painter’s comb, $8, available at paint supply stores
heard, deep shades can actually help a tiny space feel more expansive. Since dark colors recede, they can make walls appear farther back than they actually are. And a dark shade applied to a ceiling can make it seem higher by creating an illusion of infinity – – t hink of the vastness of the night sky.
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For professional results every time…
BRUSH COMB: MARKO METZINGER/STUDIO D; MASON JARS: LARA ROBBY/STUDIO D
Behr
what to do with leftovers How to stash, trash, and upcycle excess paint.
donate it
store it
dump it
If you have more than a quart left, store the paint in its can in a cool, dry spot where temps won’t dip below freezing. Wipe the can’s rim, then cover its mouth with plastic wrap, tap down the lid with a hammer or mallet, and stow upright. If you have less than a quart, decant it into a small airtight container, like a glass jar. Label the lid with the date and the room(s) where you used it. Stored latex paint can last up to 10 years.
While oil paint is typically considered hazardous household waste and must be dropped off at a waste-handling facility, latex paint can often be left curbside. Before you get rid of it, mix in sand or kitty litter. Once it dries out, put the can with your trash or recycling. Just check your community’s disposal guidelines—some areas want you to bring latex to drop-off sites, too. For a list of sites by state, go to paintcare.org.
Stuck with a gallon or more of paint you can’t use? Try reaching out to an organization such as a community theater group, a high school drama department, or your nearest location of Habitat for Humanity’s retail store, ReStore. Or place an ad on Craigslist or freecycle.org. If that doesn’t get any takers, register with netpaint.org, which will notify you when a nearby group requests free paint.
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AND LY… FINAL
Splatter-paint an unused canvas drop cloth (about $9), then use it to upholster a chair.
1. Cut a 4-foot-by-12-foot canvas drop cloth in half widthwise. Place both pieces over a larger plastic tarp or another drop cloth. 2. Mix a little water into three separate colors of latex paint so they’re slightly diluted. Dip your fingers into one color at a time, and flick them onto the canvas. This gives you the most control, but if you don’t want to get your hands dirty, use the same technique with wooden paint stirrers. Let dry. 3. Bring the canvas and chair to a professional upholsterer. To save a little money, you can rip off the old fabric and paint the frame yourself. We used a semigloss latex paint.
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make a drop cloth chair
PAINT (on dropcloth upholstery) Echo Lake Aqua, Kingdom, and Sun Rays, all by Glidden; (on frame) Brilliant White by Ralph Lauren Paint CHAIR Louis XVI end chair, $249, wisteria.com
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Tulip in lilac on natural linen by Galbraith & Paul
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graphic lilac
STACEY VAN BERKEL
Room design: Amanda Nisbet, Amanda Nisbet Design Inc., New York, NY Stylized blooms and a hand-blocked print keep this lilac upholstered headboard and matching bed skirt fabric from looking princess-y. A small boudoir pillow in a black-and-gray teardrop print helps tone down the sweetness, too. Lavender Berry Star eco canvas, $32 per yard, spoonflower.com
Waverly Luminary in lilac, $20 per yard, joann.com
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leafy greens Room design: Anne Hepfer, Anne Hepfer Designs Inc., Toronto, Ontario A densely patterned Roman shade brings a garden’s worth of summery leaves to a neutral kitchen. The black twill tape adds crisp contrast.
get the look
China Seas Arbre de Matisse in jungle on tint by Quadrille
Dwell Studio Botany Flora Twill Leaf, $15 per yard, fabric.com
Lily of the Valley eco canvas in green, $32 per yard, spoonflower.com
gray chevron Room design: Ashley Goforth, Ashley Goforth Design, Houston, TX
get the look
Bold Chevron in carbon-and-black linen eco canvas, $32 per yard, spoonflower.com
Robert Kaufman Geo Pop Canvas Stripe in pepper, $10 per yard, fabric.com
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FROM TOP: VIRGINIA MACDONALD; NICK JOHNSON
A banquette upholstered in megasize slate-and-cement chevrons gives an allwhite dining nook a jolt of energy.
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blue florals Room design: Celerie Kemble, Kemble Interiors Inc., New York, NY This chair’s big, abstract botanicals lighten up the mood—and look totally fresh—in a semiformal living room.
Pindler Nebula in sapphire, $47 per yard, insidefabric.com
P. Kaufmann Rava in periwinkle, $20 per yard, fabric.com
Alan Campbell Potalla in multi blues on white by Quadrille
green and blue stripes Room design: Andrew Howard, Andrew Howard Interior Design, Jacksonville, FL Chairs and pillows with irregular-width stripes make a built-in dining spot feel casual and coastal. Try them on bedroom pillow shams too.
Dena Cala in green tea, $50 per yard, joann.com
Galbraith & Paul Ripples in South Beach by Perennials
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Duralee Sabaki Twill in aqua/green, $17 per yard, fabric.com
FROM TOP: ZACH DESART; STACEY VAN BERKEL
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Kazak in orange/pink on tinted linen by Quadrille
Viceroy Strie in coral by Brunschwig & Fils
pink-and-orange ikat, pink diamonds
get the look: chairs
get the look: ottoman
Lewis & Sheron Textiles Mercury P6324, $55 per yard, lsfabrics.com
Kravet Basics Piperno.712, $30 per yard, insidefabric.com
Duralee 42244-670, $38 per yard, decoratorsbest.com
Premier Prints Carnival Blend in oatmeal/ rosa, $13 per yard, fabric.com
Room design: Gary Inman, Glavé & Holmes Architecture, Richmond, VA
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A traditional living room doesn’t look stuffy thanks to a pair of chairs upholstered in bright ikat and an exotic faded-diamonds ottoman. The key to mixing prints without clashing: a shared palette, with one pattern that’s larger than the other.
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blue prisms Room design: Laura Jayson, Rowayton Flea, Rowayton, CT This curvy rocker benefits from a geometric print with sharp angles and lines, which balances it out.
Robert Allen Hand-Cut Shapes in rain, $11 per yard, fabricguru.com
Diamonds in the Rough in baby blue, $32 per yard, minted.com
Kelly Wearstler Katana in jade/ teal by Groundworks
playful florals Room design: Martha O’Hara, Martha O’Hara Interiors, Minneapolis, MN A timeless kitchen finds its happygo-lucky side with counter stools upholstered in fun, colorful blossoms.
Petra Kern Pink Blossom Fabric in magenta, $32 per yard, minted.com
Sarawak in tutti-frutti by Villa Nova
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North Summer Large eco canvas, $32 per yard, spoonflower.com
FROM TOP: ZACH DESART; CRAIG BARES
get the look
Before FIBROMYALGIA,
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of what I enjoy. For some patients, LYRICA significantly relieves the chronic, widespread pain of Fibromyalgia and improves physical function*. *individual results may vary is thought to be the result of overactive nerves.
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Ask your doctor about LYRICA and visit www.LYRICA.com or call 1-888-5-LYRICA
Prescription LYRICA is not for everyone. Tell your doctor right away about any serious allergic reaction that causes swelling of the face, mouth, lips, gums, tongue, throat, or neck or any trouble breathing, rash, hives or blisters. LYRICA may cause suicidal thoughts or actions in a very small number of people. Patients, family members or caregivers should call the doctor right away if they notice suicidal thoughts or actions, thoughts of self harm, or any unusual changes in mood or behavior. These changes may include new or worsening depression, anxiety, restlessness, trouble sleeping, panic attacks, anger, irritability, agitation, aggression, dangerous impulses or violence, or extreme increases in activity or talking. If you have suicidal thoughts or actions, do not stop LYRICA without first talking to your doctor. LYRICA may cause swelling of your hands, legs and feet. Some of the most common side effects of LYRICA are dizziness and sleepiness. Do not drive or work with machines until you know how LYRICA affects you. Other common side effects are blurry vision, weight gain, trouble
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concentrating, dry mouth, and feeling “high.” Also, tell your doctor right away about muscle pain along with feeling sick and feverish, or any changes in your eyesight including blurry vision or any skin sores if you have diabetes. You may have a higher chance of swelling, hives or gaining weight if you are also taking certain diabetes or high blood pressure medicines. Do not drink alcohol while taking LYRICA. You may have more dizziness and sleepiness if you take LYRICA with alcohol, narcotic pain medicines, or medicines for anxiety. If you have had a drug or alcohol problem, you may be more likely to misuse LYRICA. Tell your doctor if you are planning to father a child. Talk with your doctor before you stop taking LYRICA or any other prescription medication. Please see Important Risk Information for LYRICA on the following page. You are encouraged to report negative side effects of prescription drugs to the FDA. Visit www.FDA.gov/medwatch or call 1-800-FDA-1088.
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Now that’s just embarrassing.
STOP hanging on to
your old towels! Replace those bleach-stained, threadbare things with these fresh and colorful towel combos.
PHOTOGRAPHS BY MARKO METZINGER STYLED BY COURTNEY DE WET
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HAND TOWEL Scroll Medallion cotton towel in rose bisque, $16, westelm.com BATH TOWEL Trina Turk Trellis cotton towel in pure grey, $20, bedbathand beyond.com
HAND TOWEL Triangle Calisto cotton towel, $10, worldmarket.com BATH TOWEL Ralph Lauren Home Palmer cotton towel in evening amethyst, $35, macys.com
HAND TOWEL Greek Key cotton towel in cornflower, $20, garnethill.com BATH TOWEL Dot to Dot cotton towel in cornflower, $30, garnethill.com
HAND TOWEL French Bull Multicolor Dot cotton towel, $14, macys.com BATH TOWEL Mainstays True Colors cotton towel in pink, $18 for a 6-piece set, walmart.com
HAND TOWEL Cotton towel in mum, $10, jcpenney.com BATH TOWEL National Park cotton towel in Glacier, $39.50, pendleton-usa.com
HAND TOWEL Room Essentials cotton towel in dashing pink, $4, target.com BATH TOWEL Peacock cotton towel in multi 2, $19, dillards.com
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HAND TOWEL Embroidered Anchor cotton towel, $19, zarahome.com BATH TOWEL Mainstays Chevron cotton towel, $7, walmart.com
HAND TOWEL Cotton velour towel in green with pom-poms, $15, zarahome.com BATH TOWEL Metro cotton towel in moss, $39, peacockalley.com
HAND TOWEL Avanti Chalet cotton towel, $15, bedbath andbeyond.com BATH TOWEL Dena Home Madison cotton towel, $19, dillards.com
HAND TOWEL Bettina Floral cotton towel, $10, worldmarket.com BATH TOWEL Kassatex Linea cotton towel in coral, $30, jcpenney.com
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MIXING MATERIALS A style update brought to you by the Product Experts at FERGUSON Mixing materials is all the craze in home décor right now,
KEY POINTS TO CONSIDER TO SUCCESSFULLY ACHIEVE A MIXED MATERIALS LOOK:
dominant metal, then contrast it. If most of the items in one room are finished in chrome, add in a brass light fixture.
tranquility of the outdoors in by incorporating textured touches of wood, shells, stone, and glass to traditionally utilitarian items such as wall sconces and ceiling fans.
3. Challenge color conventions by incorporating a dramatic hue into a routinely overlooked area, such as the interior of a sink, cabinet space, or appliance.
Throw out the old design rules that considered mixing materials a faux pas. The combination of different colors and finishes gives a room a richer, more interesting feel. Get mixing and create a space that is uniquely yours!
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before
An overstuffed sofa with an eightpillow pileup: too much!
A side table this gargantuan needs its own zip code.
It’s extra wide to fit two—but who wants to share a chair?
BEFORE: ALISON GOOTEE/STUDIO D
help!
My living room is jam-packed with bulky furniture Homeowner Orange Girtz
Chockablock with bloated pieces, this living room couldn’t breathe. See how we gave it some style CPR.
PHOTOGRAPHS BY DAVID A. LAND WRITTEN BY KATHLEEN RENDA PRODUCED BY JENNIFER BERNO AND MATTHEW GLEASON
after
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mantel color Orange and Eial Girtz with, from left, Ethan, 10, and Indigo, 8
Ashwood by Behr
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omfort was the top priority when Orange and Eial Girtz decorated the compact living room of their 1938 home in Port Washington, NY, seven years ago. Wanting the space to be a veg-out zone for TV watching and lounging, Orange crowded it with a supersized sofa, a mammoth chair-and-a-half, and a hulking coffee table. While the nap-ready pieces encouraged relaxing, they swallowed up the room –– and occasionally guests. “I once had to save a pregnant friend who got trapped in the sofa,” admits Orange. Eager to transition the space into a sophisticated entertaining spot (TV viewing is now done in the family room and basement), Orange was ready for smaller-scale furniture, patterns, and colors. The bold results have wowed visitors –– “They can’t believe it’s the same room,” she says –– and made weekend socializing easier. “No one is falling into the couch anymore.”
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sofas Longer than love
rug + lamps
pillows + curtains
seats but shorter than traditional sofas, the 68inch couches from Apt2B are a better fit for the room. Upholstered in a blue poly blend and arranged for cozy chats, they’re convo starters in more ways than one.
With bold blooms in pink, coral, and yellow, the wool rug from Rugs USA “has all my favorite colors,” says Orange. A pair of long, lean floor lamps from Ballard Designs don’t overwhelm the space.
Tart apple green pillows from Linum Inc. plus four patterned ones from Pehr Designs energize the sofas without obscuring them. Drapes sewn from striped Pindler fabric replaced Orange’s toowispy sheer panels.
wall color Ostrich by Behr
tables
The honking old tables gobbled up more than their fair share of the room. Taking their place: an elegant glass coffee table with a gold-leafed finish from Bed Bath & Beyond and two slim Room & Board walnut accent tables—one beside each sofa.
art + sconces
chest + mirror
A rustic metal flower used to dominate the fireplace. Now an abstract landscape from art.com and simple candleholder sconces from atgstores.com keep the focus on the original 1930s mantel, newly painted gray.
Petite but still storage-rich, a weathered blue-gray cabinet stashes clutter behind closed doors. At 3 feet high, the Ballard Designs silveryframed mirror reflects a lot of the room, which makes the space seem larger than it is.
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leggy coffee tables 2 Crane 55"H x 9"-diameter-base powder-coated-steel lamp, $149, cb2.com
Uttermost Vitya 40"W x 28"D x 20"H iron and glass table, $592, bedbathandbeyond.com
Sloan 63"H x 11"-diameter-base wood ball lamp in gray wash with shade, $229, ballarddesigns.com
Soft Modern 49 ¾"W x 18"D x 17 ¼"H fauxmarble and wood table, $115, sauder.com
John 57"H x 14"W x 8"D–base powdercoated-steel lamp in peacock blue with shade, $100, cb2.com Round Hairpin 14"H x 28"-diameter acacia and metal table, $190, worldmarket.com
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Parks 22"H x 14"-diameter walnut table, $449, roomandboard.com
Compass 16"W x 16"D x 27"H oakveneer table in western brown, $379, bassettfurniture.com
streamlined sofas
Belle 24 ½"H x 18"-diameter steel and glass table in pendant finish, $399, ethanallen.com
compact cabinets 5 Wildon Home 30"W x 14"D x 31"H wood one-drawer cabinet, $358, wayfair.com
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Kyle Schuneman Monroe 68"-wide poly-blend sofa in ocean blue, $1,058, apt2b.com
Fontaine 18 ½"W x 16"D x 35"H MDF and wood cabinet, $289, home decorators.com
LIVING ROOM: DAVID A. LAND, STYLING: MATTHEW GLEASON
57"-wide linen-and-cotton-blend sofette, $799, pbteen.com
Ashok 35"W x 13"D x 36"H wood cabinet, $450, pier1.com
West 72"-wide polyester love seat in lucky platinum, $1,599, joybird.com
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the high/low list We pulled together some dynamic duos with drastically different price tags.
$870 $490 An outdoorsafe seat cushion makes this curvy chair more comfy. Palecek Capri powder-coated-steel chair in orange with cushion in sailcloth salt, zincdoor.com
The back of this one was inspired by the shape of traditional Amish barns. Farmhouse powder-coatediron chair in orange, bendgoods.com
HAYNEEDLE PLANTER: MARKO METZINGER/STUDIO D; HOME DEPOT PLANTER: LARA ROBBY/STUDIO D
$252
$18
This striped silk satin and taffeta fabric would be gorgeous as living room curtains.
Try this durable cotton on dining room chairs. Smuk Cool Blue Stripes fabric, price is per yard, spoonflower.com
Designers Guild Ventaglio fabric in wedgwood, price is per yard, decorativebuyingservice.com
$51 $20
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Looks glossy like ceramic, but it’s actually lightweight plastic.
You’ll need to drill a drainage hole to use this resin one outside.
Alpine Rippled 12"H x 16"-diameter planter in light green, hayneedle.com
Grosfillex Athena 12"H x 16"-diameter planter in prairie, homedepot.com
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$535
$199
This brass pendant’s design is based on ageold Indian water vessels.
At this price you can afford to hang a pair in the kitchen.
Tom Dixon Beat Fat 12"H x 9 ½"-diameter light in brushed brass, ylighting.com
Aurora Bell 14"H x 10"-diameter steel pendant in satin brass finish, roomandboard.com
$150 $30 14" x 17" tray in orange, jonathanadler.com
Shave a digit off the cost with a painted wood version. Zuma 16" x 16" tray in orange, crateandbarrel.com
$1,446
$149
Available in 19 finishes, this piece is made to order.
A little more petite but with plenty of arched details.
Somerset Bay Mendocino 24"W x 18 ¾"D x 25 ½"H mahogany table in cotton candy, laylagrayce.com
Keys 16"W x 16"D x 27"H wood table in distressed aqua marine, homedecorators.com
$175 $50 Holds a whopping 60 ounces of liquid, and a yummy punch recipe is included. Dip-Dye Fish earthenware jug, oscardelarenta.com
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Makes a fun “glug glug” sound when you pour water out. Gluggle 38-ounce ceramic jug in blue, giftwarebywade.com
HOME DECORATORS TABLE: LARA ROBBY/STUDIO D
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This pretty armchair is really a recliner in disguise.
A straight-up chair, but the turned legs are a nice touch.
Charlotte chair in aloe spring mix linen blend, la-z-boy.com for buying info
Frankie polyester chair in dally green, pier1.com
$80 $5 Rich full-grain leather for your special snaps. 5" x 7 " frame in red apple, leatherology.com
Buy a bunch and create a collected display. Ribba 5" x 7" fiberboard frame in red with mat, ikea.com
$37
There’s a fluffy down insert inside.
These diamonds are printed on costconscious polyester.
Diamond 14" x 24" cotton pillow in yellow and white, scenariohome.com
Diamond 13" x 21" pillow in yellow, zazzle.com
$2,409 $399 Silver leaf is hand-applied to each knob. Monterey 49"W x 21"D x 42 ½"H wood dresser in capiz, stanley furniture.com for stores
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Only three drawers but similar vertical beading. Marco 36"W x 15 ½"D x 30 ½"H wood chest, grandinroad.com
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would you rather have a pool or a tennis court?
FROM LEFT: DEREK MEIJER/ALAMY; IMAGE LOCATIONS, INC.
95 % pool
5%
tennis court
READER POLL RESULTS!
what does your look like? The ultra-luxe features you’d most want if money were no object. HGTV Magazine 99
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A few months ago, we posted a poll
65%
on hgtv.com asking which dreamy amenities would be at the top of your list if you were building a multimilliondollar home. Here are your picks –– plus insight from Stephen Fanuka, host of DIY Network’s Million Dollar Contractor, on why the winners stole your heart.
chose beach views
10 fireplaces or 10-car garage?
62% 10 fireplaces
38% a 10-car garage
Mountains are great, but they don’t exactly have that ‘I’m on permanent vacation’ vibe you get from gazing at lapping waves.
wet bar or room-size closet?
—Stephen Fanuka
81%
game room or library?
54 % library
chose a room-size closet
46%
game room
wine cellar or outdoor kitchen? basketball court or bowling alley?
47% basketball court
53% bowling alley
More than a place to cook, an outdoor kitchen is an entertainment space that adds value to your home. —Fanuka
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89%
chose an outdoor kitchen
GETTY IMAGES; GAME ROOM, LIBRARY, BOWLING ALLEY, FOUNTAIN: SHUTTERSTOCK; FIREPLACE: CORBIS; BEACH VIEW: LISA ROMEREIN/OTTO; OUTDOOR KITCHEN: AGE FOTOSTOCK; HOME THEATER: ALAMY; HOME GYM: ISTOCKPHOTO
mountain or beach views?
fresco ceiling or fountain?
vineyard or orchard?
67%
chose a fountain
30 % vineyard
70 % orchard greenhouse or guest house?
home theater or home gym?
59 % home theater
41%
home gym
What’s more decadent than unloading your guests next door, where they’ll be out of your way?
68% chose a guest house
—Fanuka
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about the house BUILT IN: 1925 BOUGHT IN: 2013 SIZE: 1,147 sq. ft.
“This house used to be mustard yellow, but it’s Mediterranean in style, so I wanted to paint it white like houses you’d find in Greece or coastal Spain. It’s one of the first changes I made.” ––Briana Lang, homeowner
O lando, Florida
copy the curb appeal
These eye-catching houses are loaded with inspiring ideas. 102 HGTV Magazine
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house numbers Mediterranean homes in the 1920s. These black-and-white versions are a nod to the house’s history.
Hand-painted ceramic tiles deliver a touch of charm to the white stucco. Talavera ceramic numbers, $8 per number, and wrought iron colonial frame, $24, both finecraftsimports.com
Awntech open slope window retractable manual 5'W x 2'D x 2'7"H awning in black/ white stripe, $289.50, lowes.com
terra-cotta tiles
chairs Powder-coatedmetal bistro seats in turquoise are cheerful spots for watching sunsets.
Glazed terra-cotta tiles on the front porch and steps fit the home’s architectural style and the Spanish theme Lang had in mind for the exterior.
front door Lang painted her eight-panel door a shade of blue inspired by the ultramarine doors and trim she saw on a trip to Cadaqués, Spain. Traditional door #2010 in Douglas fir, from $500, simpsondoor.com for stores; paint: French Valley Blue by Do It Best Quality Paints
door handle
ALOE, FIRESTICK PLANTS, FLAPJACKS: GAP PHOTOS
The matte black finish matches the trim perfectly. Schlage F92CAM622 Camelot Dummy handleset in matte black, $96.50, build.com
landscaping potted plants Bowl-style stone planters along the walkway are filled with succulents, including (clockwise from top) aloe, firestick plants, and flapjacks. Ibarra ficonstone 13"-diameter planter, $100, crateandbarrel.com
Lang reserved the front half of her lawn for a mix of spiky mondo grass and dwarf boxwoods. By her home’s foundation are bright pink Hawaiian ti plants.
Cadiz metal chairs in peacock blue, $120 for a set of 2, worldmarket.com
paint colors HOUSE: Greek Villa by Sherwin-Williams
TRIM: Caviar by Sherwin-Williams
FRONT DOOR: French Valley Blue by Do It Best Quality Paints
PHOTOGRAPHS BY AGNES LOPEZ WRITTEN BY JAIMIE DALESSIO CLAYTON PRODUCED BY JENNIFER BERNO AND LESLIE CORONA
about the house BUILT IN: 1920 BOUGHT IN: 2007 SIZE: 1,333 sq. ft.
“Since repainting, we love our exterior more than ever. We felt a little nervous about the colors at first because they’re bold, but they make the house look so happy.” ––Christine and Joe Persaud, homeowners
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ideas to steal bird feeder
wood siding
Cardinals and blue jays regularly visit the porch thanks to the feeder that hangs in the right-hand corner.
The house’s drop-channel wood siding requires regular maintenance –– several rotted boards had to be replaced last year –– but has an authenticity that’s hard to re-create.
Perky-Pet 8"H x 6 ½"-diameter carriage bird feeder in green, $9, birdfeeders.com
house numbers Slim digits mounted to the white wood trim mirror the high shine of the front door’s brass kickplate. Floating numbers in polished brass, from $8 per number, architecturalmailboxes.com for stores
flowerpots
FENCE: MARKO METZINGER/STUDIO D; BEGONIAS: GAP PHOTOS; SUNPATIENS: AGE FOTOSTOCK
stacked gable roof Latticework on both gables gives the bungalow a touch of gingerbread-house appeal. It’s functional, too: The lattices allow air ventilation to the attic. San Mateo Deluxe aluminum chair, $280, pier1.com
front door Flanked by matching French doors, the seafoam green 15-lite entry door is the focal point of the house.
The navy pots by the front steps burst with red begonias and pink SunPatiens. During the summer, the begonias are relocated to a shadier part of the porch. Norcal Pottery 15"-diameter stoneware pickle pot in imperial blue, $30, homedepot.com
Smooth-Pro unfinished door with 15 lite grids, from $425, jeld-wen.com for stores; paint: Ionian by Sherwin-Williams
paint colors HOUSE: Blue Plate by Sherwin-Williams
TRIM: Pure White by Sherwin-Williams
chairs Slatted armchairs built from lightweight metal are durable, portable seating around a coffee table on the porch.
FRONT DOOR: Ionian by Sherwin-Williams
The Persauds built a white picket fence to lend the exterior a quaint, cottage-inspired look. French Gothic pressure-treated pine fence panels, $27 for a 3½' x 8' panel, homedepot.com; paint: Pure White by Sherwin Williams
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about the house BUILT IN: 2011 BOUGHT IN: 2012 SIZE: 3,020 sq. ft.
“We love the way our home merges modern and farmhouse styles. The biggest changes we’ve made have been out front. We added the brick path and new grass and plants.” ––Ashley and Sean Dishman, homeowners
real estate spy
ideas to steal light fixtures Barn lights emphasize a farmhouse feel and shine more light than an average porch light would. The Old Dixie Gooseneck 8¼"H x 17"-diameter light in barn red, $276, barnlightelectric.com
ceiling fans
paint colors
Galvanized-metal fans, which fit the look of the house, keep the porches cool on warm Florida days.
HOUSE: Polar Bear by Behr
Minka Aire Rainman galvanized ceiling fan, $460, lampsplus.com
SHUTTERS: Classic Cherry by Behr
door handle Its linear design fits right in with the house’s straightand-narrow columns.
TRIM: Dolphin Fin by Behr
Schlage Century front entry set in satin chrome (lower half shown), $119, myknobs.com
PORCH CEILINGS: Granite Boulder by Behr
railings front door landscaping Cone-shaped eugenia topiaries surrounded by beds of yellow pansies flank the walkway.
Beadboard-style paneling on the wood door contributes to this newly built home’s sense of history.
The Dishmans love the utilitarian look of the wire and metal upper railings so much, they picked the same style for their interior railings.
4631-VA door in Douglas fir, from $915, roguevalleydoor.com for stores Go Club rocker in red, $570, dwr.com
IRISES: GAP PHOTOS; PANSIES: AGE FOTOSTOCK
tricycle The hand-me-down from a family friend has become a permanent fixture on the Dishmans’ front porch, even though their 5-year-old twins are too big to use it. “I secretly hope it stays there forever,” says Ashley. Radio Flyer classic tricycle, $90, kohls.com
potted plants Two sleek planters filled with spiky African irises and yellow, purple, and white pansies flank the front steps. Rondo 30"H x 13"-diameter planter in silver metallic, $240, lechuza.us
chair This modern take on a traditional rocker –– in fire-engine red –– fits the home’s old-meets-new vibe. HGTV Magazine 107
about the house BUILT IN: 1999 SIZE: 2,572 sq. ft.
“My late wife, Joan, and I designed this house using our past homes and other homes in the area as inspiration. My favorite thing about it is the big covered porch. I can sit outside even when it’s raining.” ––Pat Dougherty, homeowner
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ideas to steal light fixtures
dormer
White sconces match the columns and trim and pop against the green stucco.
The dormer adds a hit of color to the roof – – p lus, its window floods the second floor with sun. “I never have to turn a light on during the day,” says Pat.
Cornerstone 1-light wall lantern with clear seed in white, $29, overstock.com
stucco siding Durable, rust- and rot-resistant stucco is low maintenance and long-lasting. It holds up well in Florida’s humid climate.
potted plants Croton Petra, known for its brightcolored, leathery foliage, sprouts from large and small pots outside the door. Planters Online Kiri 20"H x 24"-diameter planter pot in dove gray, $73, atgstores.com
Jefferson Polywood rocking chair in white, $360, plowhearth.com
house numbers front door
CROTON PETRA: AGE FOTOSTOCK; BOXWOODS, LIRIOPE, SCHEFFLERA: GAP PHOTOS
This etched-glass front door looks just as pretty from the foyer as it does from the porch.
The black-and-gold plaque hangs like a piece of art above the front door. Whitehall Rochelle Grande 1-line wall plaque in black/gold, $119, menards.com
Classic-Craft stained fiberglass door in mahogany with bella bronze glass, from $2,804.50, thermatru.com for stores
paint colors HOUSE: Pale Jade by Glidden TRIM: Swan White by Glidden
landscaping rocking chairs A pair of white rockers on both sides of the porch makes the house look welcoming from the street.
FRONT DOOR: Candy Apple by Glidden
The mostly green plantings that line the walkway include (clockwise from top) boxwoods, liriope, and variegated schefflera, all surrounded by pine bark mulch. HGTV Magazine 109
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house tours quirky Hand-painted orange squiggles on the dining room walls
classic Wedding china in a plantation-style cabinet
quirky, classic 2 parts
1 part
quirky A trellis print blown up to a huge scale
A Georgia ranch house is all about the push-pull of opposites—just like the couple who lives here.
PHOTOGRAPHS BY KIM CORNELISON WRITTEN BY KATHLEEN RENDA PRODUCED BY JENNIFER BERNO STYLED BY ELIZABETH DEMOS
house tours Patrick and Emily McCarthy with son Rhett, 3
quirky Art in assorted sizes and frames arranged in a random configuration
As you wind your way along the gently curving walkway that leads to Emily and Patrick McCarthy’s 1980s ranch house in Savannah, GA, it’s hard not to notice the front door. Painted a fiesta-ready orange red (Piñata by Benjamin Moore), it’s an unsubtle hint that what’s inside this home near the saltwater marshes isn’t going to be typical. While Patrick’s born-andbred-in-Savannah style is pretty much in sync with what’s popular locally – – “ He’s more straightlaced than I am,” says Emily – – she gravitates toward bold decor and was determined to bring some va-va-voom to the 2,700-square-foot house. To ensure her funloving exuberance and Patrick’s buttoned-up traditionalism wouldn’t turn into clashing chaos, she teamed with designer Kathryn Myrick to create a cohesive look out of family heirlooms, eclectic accessories, and break-therules pattern mixing. But Emily admits it wasn’t always easy going. “I had to tone down the animal prints,” she says. “It’s a compromise, but that’s what marriage is all about.”
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classic Identical Asian end tables flanking the sofa
living room In what Emily dubs the preppy safari room, a pair of 1960s brass giraffes mingle with a microsuede sofa and a hand-me-down chair with a shamrock green linen slipcover. The one-of-a-kind coffee table was fashioned from a metal base Emily unearthed at a vintage shop and a poplar and sapele mahogany top crafted by Patrick and his dad. The black-and-white pillows are from Marimekko, and the palm leaf–patterned ones are from Society Social.
Originally gray with navy shutters, the single-story house is now classic black-and-white.
quirky A ceiling light with a patterned drum shade
entryway An oak console table from Patrick’s family got Emily’s approval with the addition of a custom linen skirt. “It wasn’t our style,” she says, “but he wanted to hang on to it.” She paired it with a gold pineapple lamp from HomeGoods, a vintage tureen turned planter, and a sunburst mirror from local shop Clutter. The black-and-white rug is from One Kings Lane.
classic A flax-color linen skirt trimmed with crisp white twill tape
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dining room With its hand-painted gold walls and touches of bright persimmon, the dining room “shocked Patrick, but I have to push him out of his comfort zone,” says Emily. To loosen up the formal 1980s dining set inherited from his family and the Parsons chairs from her grandmother, Emily added slipcovers: two sewn from a graphic Kelly Wearstler fabric and four in monogrammed white denim.
quirky Patterned cardboard sleeves on a super-white chandelier
family room Two pieces originally belonging to Emily’s piano-teacher grandmother—the 75-year-old baby grand and the skirted sofa—take center stage. Ceramic garden stools from One Kings Lane pull double duty as drink perches and extra seating when there’s a party. Hanging above the Worlds Away sideboard are wedding photos of Emily and Patrick’s extended family that go back five generations.
classic A neutral cowhide rug
quirky A large hexagonal print on the drapes
There’s a rustic-cottage charm to the cabinets that I love. —Emily
kitchen Almost everything in the kitchen—from the Corian countertops to the raisedpanel cabinets—is the way the couple found it. Their only changes: painting the backsplash tiles and cabinets white (Ultra Pure White by Behr) and the walls a muted gray (Metropolitan by Benjamin Moore). The orange-and-white window shades were made with cotton fabric from Jo-Ann Fabrics.
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I wanted a tropical, Palm Beach-y feeling on the screened porch. —Emily
quirky Pillows featuring leaping zebras
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classic Vintage rattan chairs with shield-shaped backs
screened porch The 500-square-foot screened porch has built-in bench seating around the perimeter and views of the backyard’s pond. It’s so large, it needed to be subdivided into different areas. The “lounge” features an ottoman with a white denim slipcover, and secondhand armchairs and a faux-bamboo sofa that were lacquered black. The dining spot has a teak table from Patrick’s parents, more vintage dining chairs, and a snappy black-andwhite-striped tablecloth made with Sunbrella fabric.
rhett’s room
quirky Mega headboards that stretch almost 6 feet high
Since a 3-year-old’s likes and dislikes can change weekly, Rhett’s fad-free bedroom includes olive green walls (Creekside Green by Benjamin Moore) and a cowhide rug from Gilt. The blue travel trunk belonged to Emily’s globe-trotting grandparents; the pine rocking horse was Patrick’s boyhood toy, handcrafted by his father.
classic Taupe-and-tan duvet covers
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FOR SHOPPING SOURCES, SEE PAGE 150.
quirky An enormous leopard print on the walls
playroom The large-scale leopard spots Emily painted on the wall freehand set the tone in Rhett’s rollicking playroom. The striped rug from HomeGoods layers on more pattern—and hides stains. The sturdy train table was built by Patrick’s grandfather 15 years ago. Simple green window panels feature the same Lacefield Designs linen as in the living room.
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mr. &mrs.
vintage
Obsessed with mid-centurymodern design, this couple found fresh ways to work it into every corner of their Arizona home.
Kylie and Ryan Durkin in Ryan’s favorite chair, from the 1950s
dining room “You don’t come across something like it very often,” says Ryan of the 5-foot-diameter mirror with a thick brass frame that brightens the dining area. It hangs against grass cloth wallpaper, a freshlooking foil to the hefty, live-edge oak dining table. The circa-1950s chairs are by mid-century-modern furniture designer Allan Gould. They just needed new seat cushions, so the Durkins had some made in hunter green leather.
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ylie and Ryan Durkin take their fondness for vintage stuff seriously. Nearly everything in their 1950 Phoenix, AZ, home –– down to the dishes –– is older than the couple themselves. Their favorite pieces are mid-century modern, a style they love so much, they opened a furniture shop devoted to the era called Modern Manor. “The quality and the simple, geometric shapes can’t be matched,” says Ryan, who often cherry-picks the store’s inventory for one-of-a-kind pieces he can use at home. As a result, the Durkins’ four-bedroom place –– which they bought and renovated in 2012 –– features a constantly rotating collection of droolworthy, history-packed finds, from iconic bucket chairs designed by Eames to an antique cabinet with dozens of little built-in cubbies. “We pretty much cringe if we have to buy something that’s brand-new,” says Ryan. Adds Kylie, “Everything in this house has a story behind it.”
living room The house’s original etched concrete walls, exposed beams, and copper-hooded fireplace give it a distinctly retro look. Ryan had the 1980s sofa reupholstered in tufted leather and was so happy with it, he had an ottoman built to match. To balance out such bulky pieces, he added a leggy 1960s mosaic-top coffee table. One of the couple’s favorite vintage-market finds is the road sign from when Phoenix had just 700,000 residents (today it’s more than double that). The shaggy rug is from HomeGoods, one of the few spots where the couple likes to buy new things.
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The kitchen needed new cabinets and tile, but we chose ones with that vintage look we love. —Kylie
kitchen The open layout of the kitchen— which Kylie and Ryan added a pantry to last year—gives them plenty of room to entertain guests and cook for their sons, Sawyer, 3, and baby River. Beveled edges put a fun twist on classic subway tiles, which line every wall and even the range hood. The one exception: an inset over the sink (opposite), which features patterned cement squares from cementtileshop.com.
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A century-old French pastry counter— topped with glass shelves on a vintage brass stand—works as both a prep surface and a sit-down snack station for Sawyer. The industrial pendants are from a New York shop that sells old nautical light fixtures.
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People always asks us about the retro wall panels in Sawyer’s room. They look really cool and aren’t nearly as expensive as you’d think. —Ryan
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Not ones to go for matching baby-furniture sets, the Durkins outfitted River’s bedroom with a 1960s teak dresser and an Eero Saarinen–designed Womb chair with a matching footstool. The teepee—which typically serves as big brother Sawyer’s hiding spot—was snagged at an estate sale.
sawyer’s room For a bit of space age–inspired playfulness, the Durkins lined a nook with “wall flats,” inexpensive 3-D panels from inhabitliving.com. A daybed from Monte Design and a vintage campaign dresser in crisp white look grown-up enough that Kylie expects Sawyer will be able to use them for the next decade. The swirly rug is from Marshalls.
The bright green lamp base is another vintage gem—it was made by the Laurel Lamp Company in the ’50s or ’60s.
patio With its sleek funnel shape, the enameled Preway fireplace looks straight out of Mad Men. Originally meant for indoor use, it now serves as the patio’s centerpiece. The woven wrought-iron seating is all by mid-century-modern designer Russell Woodard. Sunbrella cushions boost its weather- and kid-friendliness.
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tips for buying vintage The Durkins’ best hints, gleaned from years in the biz. ● Get your info from estate sales and auction houses. To learn how to identify an authentic mid-century-modern piece, don’t just surf the Web for tips. Visit estate sales to find real-life examples you can study. Or supplement online research with catalogs from auction houses known for this style of furniture, such as Wright (wright20.com) and Rago (ragoarts.com). ● Dinged wood is OK; cracked Formica is not. You can usually sand down nicks in wood or even lacquer over worn wood veneer. However, Formica (another popular mid-century-modern material) is pricey to repair. It’s also difficult to paint over, so avoid it if it’s in rough condition. ● Don’t pay full price. While the prices at the start of an estate sale are usually firm, you can often negotiate by the end of the day. Shopping at an antiques mall or a vintage store? Almost all sellers will automatically drop the price by 10% if you ask.
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lessons from a
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Penelope and Keith Boettiger with their kids, from left, Anna, 13, Owen, 10, and Lindsay, 14
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here were no budget-busting revisions or agonized secondguessing when Penelope before and Keith Boettiger remodeled the dated kitchen of their 1980s home in Austin, TX. The secret to their stress-free redo: The couple had already tackled three major kitchen makeovers in the past 12 years as they relocated for Keith’s job. With knowhow gained from overhauling cook spaces in Maine, Maryland, and North Carolina, the pair orchestrated a kitchen transformation with minimum fuss. Penelope shares what they learned from the family’s latest – – but definitely not last –– renovation.
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Undercabinet lights are nonnegotiable. Penelope always installs below-cabinet lights to illuminate counters. “The extra lights also show off the backsplash,” she says. Here LEDs cast a glow on the navy glaze of the lantern-shaped tiles from Fireclay Tile.
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Invest in appliances with all the bells and whistles.
A pro-quality Thermador fridge can withstand the near-constant use and abuse it gets from a family of five. The add-on wine fridge has a 56-bottle capacity.
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Don’t paint all the cabinets the same color. “We wanted to do two different colors for the cabinets—and also do some frosted doors—so it’s not just row after row of sameness,” says Penelope. For this reno, they chose a combo of white and gray paints (Ceiling Bright White and Cityscape, both Sherwin-Williams).
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Induction cooktops will change your life.
The high-tech Thermador electromagnetic cooktop heats a pan almost instantly—it’s 50% faster than a gas cooktop— while using less energy. And the smooth surface is easy to clean.
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Wood-top islands are more practical than you think.
While wood’s not always a top choice, it’s actually repairable—deep stains and gouges can be sanded right out. The 2½-inch-thick Texas pecan hardwood the Boettigers chose is also ecofriendly: It’s from locally sourced, drought-felled trees.
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Pick a faucet with personality. “Standard faucets are a missed opportunity to add style,” says Penelope. Arcing more than 2 feet high, this Axor head-turner transforms what could have been a nothingspecial sink into a focal point. Plus, the pullout sprayer makes potfilling simple.
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Throw in a curveball with lighting.
A traditional dining table, Windsor-inspired chairs, and an Oriental rug would usually call for classic lighting—but Penelope and Keith went contemporary. This sleek bronze-finished-steel pendant from Restoration Hardware offers a fun contrast to the timeless furnishings.
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Customizing furniture isn’t a huge deal.
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Once almost 20 feet long, this former conference table supposedly belonged to the GM of the Baltimore Orioles. Scarred with cigar burns and stains, it languished in an antiques shop because other shoppers thought it wasn’t practical—but the Boettigers knew better. “We just had it cut down to 8 feet,” says Penelope. FOR SHOPPING SOURCES, SEE PAGE 150.
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adjustable stool A tufted seat boosts the style, and it’s wipe-clean vinyl. Flash Furniture Contemporary barstool in orange, $73, allmodern.com
veggie peeler It’s sure to stand out in a crowded utensil drawer. Kuhn Rikon Original Swiss Polka Dot steel and plastic peeler in green, $5, factorydirect2you.com
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shapely goblet Yes, that is a wine glass under $6. Cheval glass in aqua, $5.50, cb2.com
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pink colander Because it’s finally fresh berries time! Reston Lloyd Calypso Basics 5-quart enameled steel colander in magenta, $22, wayfair.com
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stacking mugs Perk up coffee with pretty mugs in Lilly Pulitzer’s famous tropical prints. Lilly for Target ceramic mugs, $30 for a mixed set of 4 with metal caddy, target.com
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floral plate This 16-piece set (salad plate shown) is anything but garden-variety. Kim Parker for Gourmet Basics by Mikasa Provence Garden porcelain dinnerware set, $70, macys.com
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heart glass Show them some love with their a.m. juice.
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cookie jar It would be wise to keep this constantly filled.
Heart 12 ½-ounce glasses, $39 for a set of 4, erinflett.com
Owl 10 ¾"-tall ceramic cookie jar, $13, worldmarket.com
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salad servers Indigo-hued handles for a big bowl of greens. Two’s Company wood and bone servers in circle, $36, burkedecor.com
food processor Don’t be fooled by the small size. This guy’s a powerful chopper. Cuisinart Mini-Prep Plus food processor in peridot, $40, amazon.com
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coffee cake muffins
MARKO METZINGER/ STUDIO D, FOOD STYLING: CHRISTINE ALBANO
It’s an HGTV star who’s known for her bargainshopping skills. Turn to see the mystery chef.
“The Latin twist in these coffee cake muffins is a nod to my heritage. They’re my favorite morning treat.”
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kitchen style Look who can cook –– Sabrina Soto!
This mug is from Sabrina’s line at Michaels stores—it’s only $5.
sabrina’s coffee cake muffins MAKES 18 MUFFINS
Cardstock cupcake wrappers in assorted fuchsia and coral patterns, $6 for a set of 12, dressmycupcake.com
My secret: Cuban coffee. It adds a yummy jolt of flavor and makes the muffins smell great.
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FOR THE MUFFINS 2¼ cups all-purpose flour 1 tablespoon Café Bustelo instant coffee 2 teaspoons baking powder ½ teaspoon baking soda ¼ teaspoon salt 5 tablespoons unsalted butter, at room temperature
● Preheat the oven to 350ºF, and line muffin tins with 18 paper baking cups. ● Make the streusel: Combine the flour, brown sugar, butter, and instant coffee in a medium bowl. Using your fingers or a fork, work the butter into the flour mixture until coarse crumbs form. Stir in walnuts until evenly distributed; set aside. ● Make the muffins: Whisk the flour, instant coffee, baking powder, baking soda, and salt in a separate bowl; set aside. ● Beat the butter and sugar in a large bowl with a mixer until fluffy, about 1 minute. Beat in the eggs one at a time, mixing well, then beat in the vegetable oil and sour cream until combined. Add the muffin flour mixture, and beat until just incorporated.
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cup granulated sugar large eggs cup vegetable oil cup sour cream
FOR THE GLAZE 1 cup confectioners’ sugar ¼ teaspoon vanilla extract 1–2 tablespoons water or milk
● Divide the batter among the prepared baking cups, filling each one about halfway. Add 1 tablespoon streusel to each, then cover with the remaining muffin batter. Sprinkle the tops with the remaining streusel. Bake until a toothpick inserted into the centers comes out clean, 20 to 25 minutes. Let cool in the tins for 5 minutes, then transfer the muffins to a rack to cool completely. ● Make the glaze: Whisk confectioners’ sugar and vanilla extract in a medium bowl. Add water or milk and whisk until smooth. Drizzle over cooled muffins and let sit for at least 1 hour to set. ● Place
each muffin in a cupcake wrapper before serving.
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FOR THE STREUSEL ½ cup all-purpose flour ½ cup light brown sugar 5 tablespoons unsalted butter, cold, cut into small pieces 2 tablespoons Café Bustelo instant coffee ½ cup walnuts, coarsely chopped
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in the yard
what kind of can you grow?
STYLED BY CHRISTINE ALBANO
from gardening newbies to near experts—in this crop.
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novice lettuce This green will happily grow just about anywhere with afternoon shade. In early spring, buy seedlings at the nursery. Plant four inches apart, and harvest often: Pick the outer leaves as soon as they reach four to five inches long. Keep soil moist, not drenched, and in a few weeks, the inner leaves will be ready, too.
string beans This early summer crop comes in green, yellow, and purple. Wait until temps reach 60°F to plant. Then place the seeds six inches apart, in rows about two feet apart. Once flowers appear, check for beans daily—they’re most tender when no thicker than a pencil. Bonus: They don’t usually have pest problems.
peppers Both sweet bell peppers and hot chile peppers are fairly low-fuss, as long as you plant seedlings in summer in soil boosted with composted manure. Cover with black plastic mulch, and water when soil is dry one to two inches below the surface. If plants get topheavy with fruit, tie the main stems to stakes.
Carrots take some babying. In late spring turn over the top foot of soil, then sow the tiny seeds one to two inches apart in rows. Cover with a thin layer of soil, and keep damp until they sprout, about two to three weeks. Pull from the ground when the foliage looks lush and the tops of the roots poke above the soil.
advanced beets For the biggest beets, plant seeds in late spring in deeply dug soil, and vigilantly remove weeds, as beets don’t like competition. Each seed should produce a couple of seedlings. When leaves are a few inches tall, pull some seedlings so there are two to four inches between plants. Harvest them at any size.
broccoli Broccoli isn’t too hard to grow if you plant a quick-to-mature variety in cool, sunny weather. Plant seedlings 18 inches apart, and fertilize every few weeks. Harvest when the main head is five to seven inches across. To deter pests, spray with an organic pesticide or top with fabric row cover (sheets of polypropylene).
STRING BEANS, CUCUMBERS, PEPPERS, BROCCOLI, ASPARAGUS: GAP PHOTOS; SUMMER SQUASH, BRUSSELS SPROUTS: SHUTTERSTOCK
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kale Easy to grow from seed and tolerant of the cold, kale sprouts in a few days. In cool spring soil, plant seeds in broad swaths. Snip baby leaves for salads once they’re three to four inches long. Harvest mature leaves—which are best for cooking—when they’re 10 to 12 inches long, starting with those lowest on the stalk.
summer squash These quick growers include pattypan squash and zucchini. Plant the seeds in warm soil with full sun, leaving three square feet per plant. Water deeply once a week, but don’t wet the leaves, which can cause powdery mildew. You should see squash in about six weeks. Pick them daily—smaller squash taste sweeter.
inte mediate cherry tomatoes cucumbers Heat-loving cukes grow quickly on short vines that can be left to spread on mulched soil, but they do best trained up a trellis or attached to a fence. Grow them from seeds or seedlings starting in summer, and water the roots deeply one to two times a week. Don’t wet the leaves, which can cause powdery mildew.
The easiest tomatoes to grow, these come in dwarf varieties for pots; larger varieties will need staking in the garden. Plant seedlings in soil mixed with composted manure and organic fertilizer, then cover with black plastic mulch. Water at the roots and harvest once the fruits turn red.
brussels sprouts Brussels sprouts take 100 days to mature, but if you have patience, you’ll get fresh veggies in late fall. Plant seedlings two feet apart in compost-enriched soil in late spring. Tie the thick stalks to wooden stakes in mid-summer. Sprouts can attract pests, so they benefit from fabric row cover or spraying.
asparagus While you won’t get many spears the first year or two, you’ll enjoy plenty in year three and beyond. Plant roots, called crowns, with fertilizer in a 12-inch-deep trench in a sunny spot. Mulch beds with hay and keep them weeded and watered. You’ll have asparagus for four to eight weeks in early spring. HGTV Magazine 147
SCIENTIFIC NAME
COMMON NAME
Every plant has a scientific name. The first part is Latin and usually italicized on the tag. It describes the genus, or group, the plant belongs to and its species. The scientific name also includes the cultivar, which is in single quote marks and classifies the plant even further in terms of color and leaf and petal shape.
This is what the plant is generally called. If you want a certain color or shape, you’ll need more specifics.
HARDINESS ZONE These numbers let you know the region a plant grows best in. Zones are established by the U.S. Department of Agriculture based on temperatures. You can still grow plants that aren’t in your hardiness zone, but you’ll have to treat them as annuals. To find your zone, go to garden.org/zipzone.
MATURE HEIGHT & SPREAD This is the maximum height and width the plant is likely to reach when fully grown.
WATER NEEDS & ANIMAL RESISTANCE
SUN EXPOSURE
If a tag doesn’t say how often to water the plant, look for the number of raindrops. One means you should let soil dry out between waterings. Two means soil should be dry an inch below the surface. Three means you should keep soil moist constantly. An icon with a crossed-out rabbit or deer, like this one, means that animal won’t nibble the plant.
You’ll see this info written out or as an icon. When a tag indicates a plant needs full sun, it should get at least six hours of direct sunlight per day. Partial sun/shade, shown here, means it needs about half that amount. If a tag says a plant needs full shade, it should get less than three hours of sun per day.
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covers Cover 1: CONSOLE TABLE (customized) Brentwood 50"W x 16"D x 29"H wood and metal console table, jossandmain .com for similar styles. CONSOLE TABLE PAINT Rich Navy #50BB 08/171 by Glidden. PULL Abstractions Collection 3"-wide pull in satin brass finish, $4, dlawlesshardware.com. TABLETOP ACCESSORIES (brass figurine) 5½"W x 4½"D x 4½"H polished brass orb, $328, jonathanadler.com; (all others) props, unavailable. RUG Better Floors and Gardens 5' x 8' wool rug in pink and cream, $399, landofnod.com. LAMP Ovo 28½"-tall glass lamp in eros pink with linen drum shade in oatmeal, $130, lampsplus.com. BASKET Modern Weave oversized rattan 23"W x 18¼"D x 17¾"H storage bin in whitewash, $89, westelm.com. BASKET PAINTS Montana Gold matte acrylic spray paints in Can2 Cool Candy #G6210, Dolphins #G6250, and Aqua #G6260, from $8 each, montana-cans.com for stores. OTTOMAN Threshold round tufted 16½"H x 17½"-diameter storage ottoman in gray textured weave, $60, target.com. OTTOMAN FABRIC No Doubt cotton and polyester fabric in azure by Fabricut, fabricut.com, decorativebuyingservice.com for buying info. Cover 2: CABINETRY IKEA. CABINET PAINTS (exterior) Lime Twist #6009-8 by Valspar; (interior) Ravishing Coral #SW6612 by Sherwin-Williams. CABINET HARDWARE Gracious Home. CABINET ACCESSORIES (mugs) Pantone 12-ounce bone china mugs in green/ yellow and pink/red, $96 for a set of 6, puredesignonline.com; (blue and white bowls, gravy boat) Bed Bath & Beyond; 150 HGTV Magazine
(orange bowls) Anthropologie; (all others) props, unavailable. BACKSPLASH Monochromatic ½" x 1" mini brick tile in Aspen green with pearl finish, from $25 per 13" x 13" sheet of tile, lunadabaytile .com for buying info. FAUCET Kipton pull-down kitchen faucet in chrome finish, from $169, moen.com for buying info. SINK Whitehaven Smart Divide apron-front cast-iron kitchen sink in white, from $1,349, us.kohler.com for buying info. TOWEL Dots tea towel in pink and coral, $32, yaochengdesign .com. COUNTERTOP Laminate in white Carrara 4924-38, from $33 per square foot, wilsonart.com for buying info. COUNTERTOP FABRICATION Nu-Tone Kitchen Cabinet Co., Brooklyn, NY, 718-871-2275, nutonekit.com. CANISTERS Target; for a similar look, try Silo 64-ounce 6½"H x 6½"-diameter canisters, $20 each, crateandbarrel .com. CANISTER PAINTS (from top left) Pumpkin Orange #52411 with Sun Yellow #51806, Global Blue #53546 with Blue Ocean Breeze #51512, and Watermelon #53533 with Ballet Slipper #53534, all Krylon Colormaster spray paints, from $4 each, krylon.com for stores. FLOOR PAINTS Frosty Mint #70GY 83/100, Pastorale Jade #70GY 65/166, and Sea Glass Green #70GY 49/201, all by Glidden. Cover 3: FLOOR LAMP Tripod 61"-tall lamp in French wax finish with natural paper shade (covered in fabric) by E.F. Chapman, $399, circalighting .com. LAMPSHADE FABRIC 33166-212 polyester and linen fabric, kravet .com, decorativebuyingservice.com for buying info. LAMPSHADE PAINT Martha Stewart Crafts satin acrylic paint in
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frames with mat in white, $57 each, aifriedman.com. ARTWORK PAINTS (top row) Sun Rays #29YY 66/537, Pink Carnation #54RR 52/260, Peach Canyon #60YR 65/196, (bottom row) Pinkety Pink #63RR 39/350, Tropical Coral #42YR 43/439, Sunny #45YY 77/424, and Fresh Tangerines #55YR 52/666, all by Glidden. SOFA Ekenäset sofa, ikea.com for stores. SOFA FRAME PAINT Brilliant White #RL1001 by Ralph Lauren Paint. SOFA FABRIC (cushions) 33166-212 polyester and linen fabric by Kravet, kravet.com; (piping) Gaillac linen and cotton fabric in ivory by French General, fabricut.com, all decorativebuyingservice.com for buying info. PILLOW COVERS 18" x 18" and 20" x 20" pillow covers, $20 each, mypillowstudio.etsy.com. PILLOW COVER PAINTS Martha Stewart Crafts satin acrylic paint in adobo, $2.50, joann .com; Martha Stewart Crafts satin acrylic paints in wedding cake and camellia pink, $2 each, michaels.com. STAMPS For a similar look, try printblock stamps.etsy.com. POUF COVER Moroccan 21"H x 11"-diameter leather pouf cover in yellow, $90, maisondemarrakech.com. RUG Alfredo 6' x 9' wool rug in ivory, $799, crateandbarrel.com. FLOOR PAINT Stone Harbor Greige #10YY 48/071 by Glidden. Cover 4: WALL PAINT Kingdom #58BB 12/390 by Glidden. CHAIR For a similar look, try Square Louis XVI back side chair, ballarddesigns.com. CHAIR FABRIC Adele viscose, cotton, and linen fabric in fuchsia #2012122-7 by Lee Jofa, leejofa.com, decorativebuyingservice .com for buying info. CHAIR FRAME PAINT Brilliant White #RL1001 by Ralph Lauren Paint. DRESSER (painted) Land of Nod. DRESSER PAINT Tuberose #SW6578 by Sherwin-Williams. STENCIL PAINT Martha Stewart Crafts pearl acrylic paint in mother of pearl, $2.50, michaels.com. BOXES (painted) Card 6¼"W x 4¾"D x 2¼"H basswood box, $15, and Roomy 8¼"W x 5½"D x 3⅓"H basswood box, $17, both walnuthollow .com. BOX PAINTS (blue) Amy Howard at Home furniture lacquer in Belize, $20,
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editor’s page page 12 OUTFIT Gingham placket rayon top in navy, $138, splendid.com; Skimmer zipper jean in white, $78, whbm.com; canvas sneaker, $65, superga-usa.com. LADDER Lucano 3-step aluminum ladder in red, $199, hasegawaladders.com.
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74/092 and Echo Lake Aqua #87GG 60/239, both by Glidden. TABLETOP ACCESSORIES (brass figurine) 5½"W x 4½"D x 4½"H polished brass orb, $328, (bird figurine) and medium ceramic bird, $78, both jonathanadler.com; (all others) props, unavailable. LAMP Ovo 28½"-tall glass lamp in eros pink with linen drum shade in white, $100, lampsplus.com. CONSOLE TABLE (painted) Chloé petite 54"W x 19"D x 33"H alder console table, redfordhouse.com for buying info. CONSOLE PAINT Kingdom #58BB 12/390 by Glidden. KNOBS Anthropologie. BASKETS (painted) Modern Weave 12½"W x 12½"D x 19¼"H handled rattan peel baskets in whitewash, $69 each, westelm.com. BASKET PAINTS Montana Gold matte acrylic spray paints in Can2 Cool Candy #G6210, Dolphins #G6250, and Aqua #G6260, from $8 each, montana-cans.com for stores. RUG Paint Splatter 7'6" x 9'6" rug in blue, $656, lulu andgeorgia.com. Make a Drop Cloth Chair: DROP CLOTH Cotton canvas 4' x 12' drop cloth, $9, harborfreight.com. HGTV Magazine 151
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#W-F-410 and (fireplace) Ashwood #720D-4, both Premium Plus Ultra Interior Paint & Primer in One in semigloss enamel, $33 per gallon, behr .com. FLOOR LAMP Sloan 63"H x 11"diameter-base wood ball lamp in gray wash with shade, $229, ballarddesigns .com. SOFAS Kyle Schuneman Monroe 68"-wide poly-blend sofas in ocean blue, $1,058 each, apt2b.com. PILLOWS (solid) Linum Dream 20" x 20" cotton pillow cover in apple green with feather and down insert, from $72, 609-320-2934 for buying info; (patterned) cotton linen 20" x 20" pillow covers in coral wave, sky bloc, sky wave, and coral bloc, $80 each, pehrdesigns.com. RUG Couture MA82 wool 7'6" x 9'6" rug in multi, $1,167, rugsusa.com. COFFEE TABLE Uttermost Vitya 40"W x 28"D x 20"H iron and glass table, $592, bedbathand beyond.com. ACCENT TABLES Parks 22"H x 14"-diameter walnut table, $449, roomandboard.com. CURTAIN FABRIC 4543 Barton polyester in pool, pindler .com, decorativebuyingservice.com for buying info. CURTAIN HARDWARE Classic steel window rod in dark iron, from $49, and classic steel curtain rings in dark iron, from $19, both pbteen.com. WINDOW BLINDS 1" wood 52½" x 35" blinds in snow white, from $59, select blinds.com. LIGHT FIXTURES Interlude Pescara 12"W x 12"D x 25"H iron wall sconce candleholders with clear seeded glass, $337.50 for a set of 2, atgstores .com. ARTWORK Broken Landscape One by Jan Weiss 26¼" x 26¼" woodframed giclée print, $280, art.com. CHEST Wildon Home 30"W x 14"D x 31"H 1-drawer manufactured wood cabinet in weathered blue, $358, wayfair.com. LAMP Coventry Facets 22¾"-tall ceramic lamp in woodlawn, $40, bedbathandbeyond.com. MIRROR Fontaine 26½"W x 1½"D x 36¾"H mirror in antique silver with champagne undertones, $229, ballarddesigns.com. PAINTER Jimmy’s Painting, Farmingdale, NY, 631-504-2726.
Imperial Trellis II linen fabric in ivory/mandarin, fschumacher.com, decorativebuyingservice.com for buying info. CHINA IN CABINET (stemware) Nouveau crystal by Waterford; (china) Duetto by Noritake. Front Door: DOORMAT Target. PLANTER (green) Home Depot. Living Room: CHAIR FABRIC Lacefield Designs. SOFA For a similar look, try Cullen sofa in caramel, crateandbarrel.com. PILLOWS (black-and-white) Marimekko; (leaf print) Beverly Palm 18" x 18" pillow, shopsocietysocial.com; (solid green) Lacefield Designs fabric. COFFEE TABLE custom. LAMPS Patricia lamps, ro-shambeaux.com. MIRRORS cluttersavannah .com. GUN ARTWORK mitchellblack. com. Front Porch: RUG World Market. TABLES Target. PILLOWS (orange) HomeGoods. PLANT POTS Target. Entryway: LIGHT FIXTURE Shades of Light. MIRRORS (large starburst) cluttersavannah.com; (small starburst) cohensretreat.com. CONSOLE TABLE heirloom. CONSOLE SKIRT custom. TRAY Lucite catchall trays, emilymccarthy .com. RUNNER One Kings Lane. Dining Room: DRAPERY FABRIC China Seas, quadrillefabrics.com. DRAPERY ROD antiquedraperyrod.com. CHANDELIER Shades of Light. CANDELABRA COVERS Kaarskoker decorative candle covers, chandelierparts.com. DINING SET heirloom. ARMCHAIR FABRIC Imperial Trellis II linen fabric in ivory/mandarin, fschumacher.com, decorativebuying service.com for buying info. Family Room: PIANO heirloom. CONSOLE Ava WH, worlds-away.com. GARDEN STOOLS One Kings Lane. RUG Saddlemans. FLOOR LAMP HomeGoods. SOFA heirloom. DRAPERY FABRIC Grotto UBK Sorbet by Michael Jon Designs, michaeljondesigns.com. Kitchen: DISH TOWELS HomeGoods. PATTERNED BOWL (on island) World Market. SHADE FABRIC PKL Modern Essentials Cirque Spice fabric, joann.com. Screened Porch: SOFA parkerkennedyliving.com. PILLOWS
(zebra print) scalamandre.com; (lime green stripes) World Market. PLANT POTS (behind sofa) IKEA. THROW Target. CHAIRS (in sitting area) cluttersavannah .com; (in dining area) vintage. CUSHION AND TABLECLOTH FABRICS Sunbrella. DINING TABLE heirloom. Rhett’s Room: HEADBOARD FABRIC Zoe in cocoa, lacefielddesigns.com. DUVET COVERS Restoration Hardware. TRUNK heirloom. ROCKING HORSE heirloom. RUG Gilt. Playroom: ANIMAL ARTWORK By Sharon Montrose, theanimalprintshop .com. SHADE FABRIC Lacefield Designs. TRAIN TABLE heirloom. RUG HomeGoods. DESIGNER Kathryn Myrick, K Rossi and Company LLC, Savannah, GA, 912-713-5448. Mr. & Mrs. Vintage, pages 122–131 All furniture vintage unless otherwise noted. Living Room: FLOORING (throughout home) acacia, flooranddecor.com. RUG HomeGoods. Kitchen: TILES (above sink) cementtile shop.com. Nursery: PILLOW (on chair) World Market. Sawyer’s Room: WALL PANELS Architect wall flats, inhabitliving .com. BED Darma twin bed in heather gray, montedesign.net. BEDDING (sham) Welcome to the Jungle quilted cotton sham, $29; (sheet set) New School twin-size cotton sheet set in yellow with white dot, $59; (quilt) Welcome to the Jungle twin-size cotton quilt, $139, all landofnod.com. RUG Marshalls. FURNITURE AND INTERIOR DESIGN
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