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striped chair 1. Tape off the legs and other metal parts, and spray-paint the entire chair the lighter color. Let dry.

2. Cover any sections where you want to keep the lighter color with pieces of plastic drop cloth, wrapping it tightly and securing with painter’s tape.

3. Spray-paint those sections the darker color. Let dry, then cover the entire chair seat with plastic.

4. Remove the tape from the legs and other metal parts, spray-paint them white, and let dry. Remove the plastic from the seat.

CHAIR Ejoy Acapulco woven lounge chair in white PAINTS Hidden Sea Glass, Mayan Treasure, and White, all by Behr Premium Spray Paint All items available at homedepot.com

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“A chair like this would look great in black-and-white, too, or for something a little more trendy, two different shades of blush.”

—Keith Bynum and Evan Thomas, Bargain Block

peachy nightstand 1. Remove the existing pulls and patch the holes with wood filler. Sand and prime the nightstand frame and drawer fronts. Let dry.

2. Paint the nightstand. Let dry.

3. Drill holes for the new pulls and attach them.

NIGHTSTAND Walker Edison Furniture Company Mid-Century 2-drawer caramel nightstand PULLS Richelieu Hardware pull in satin brass BED Mr. Kate Moon light gray velvet upholstered bed BEDDING The Company Store cotton Alexandria floral duvet cover in teal SCONCE ED Ellen DeGeneres crafted

by Generation Lighting Simon swivel sconce in burnished brass Intrigue (wall) and PAINTS (nightstand), both by Behr

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“Drawer pulls with impact, like these extra-long ones, can be game changing.”

—Alison Victoria, Windy City Rehab

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glitzy console 1. Remove the existing pulls and patch the holes with wood filler. Sand and prime the console frame and drawer fronts. Let dry.

2. Paint the console. Let dry.

3. Remove the drawers and use tin snips to cut pieces of decorative perforated metal to fit the drawer front insets. Spray the backs of the perforated metal with permanent spray adhesive and adhere them to the insets.

4. Drill holes for the new pulls, then attach them.

Replace the drawers.

CONSOLE CosmoLiving by Cosmopolitan Westerleigh console table in white METAL SHEETS M-D Building Products Lincane 24" x 36" aluminum sheet in brass PULLS Richelieu Hardware contemporary edge drawer pull in brushed gold MIRROR A & B Home medium sunburst frame LAMP Safavieh Nico 25" white leaf table lamp Vintner (wall) and PAINTS (console), both by Behr

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“It’s always cool to personalize furniture by adding texture.

You can also try fabric, wallpaper, and even caning.”

—Tiffany Brooks, HGTV Smart Home 2022

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“The trick to applying painter’s tape is to keep it on the roll as you hold it tight to the piece and move it along. Then rip it.”

—Lyndsay Lamb and Leslie Davis, Unsellable Houses

geometric dresser 1. Remove the pulls and patch the holes with wood filler. Sand and prime the sections of the drawer fronts you wish to paint. Let dry.

2. Divide each drawer front diagonally with a strip of delicate surface painter’s tape, placing it on the side you won’t be painting.

3. Paint the lighter color section of each drawer front. Remove the tape while the paint is still slightly wet. Let dry.

4. Divide the drawer fronts diagonally again with the painter’s tape, placing it on the part you’ve already painted. Repeat Step 3 with the darker color.

5. Drill holes for the new knobs and attach them.

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contents A home in Palm Springs, CA, got reno’ed for relaxation.

let’s paint Wow! What Blue Is That? Call it the overachiever color—every shade is a standout

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Paint That Piece! An A to Z Guide All the tricks to maximizing your DIY skills and making old furniture look better than new 23

Hey, Guys, What’s the Deal with Black Houses? HGTV stars shed light on a color trend that’s sweeping the nation 39

Small but Oh-So-Mighty There’s nothing like a garden stool for big-time flair 48

fun decorating

Art Here, There, Anywhere! Never get hung up on placement with these clever moves 55

The High/Low List Different price tags, such similar style. Whatever you add to your cart is a score 43

Bang for Your Buck: Summer Kickoff Happy finds, starting at about what you’d pay for an iced latte 62

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home + help How Bad Is It... To feed the stray cat that keeps showing up at your door?

To throw picked weeds onto the lawn?

And more!

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house tours We Finally Built Our Own Dream Home HGTV hosts Mika and Brian Kleinschmidt worked wonders for some VIP clients: their family 71 All Play, No Work Dip into the laid-back vibes at this Palm Springs, CA, getaway 74

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Muddy Boots, Welcome Casual chic rules in a Kentucky home inspired by the great outdoors

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curb appeal Hello, Curb Appeal Stop-and-stare houses in a Charlottesville, VA, neighborhood—grab some ideas!

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in the kitchen He Got a Beer Fridge, She Got a Rainbow Makeovers (and relationships) are all about compromise, and a fab collab in Edina, MN, proves it 107 Food + Stuff: Peach Melba Ice Pops One of the most luscious summer desserts, now in frozen form. That’s cool 113

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re e!” is Our annual Paint Issue has always been s m i s o. close to my heart—I can’t resist a DIY, and I’m about to dive into a bunch. This is my last issue as Editor in chief. I’m off to a new adventure, moving to the great state of Texas and into a new house, where exciting projects await. Readers, I will miss you! It’s been a joy to speak to you on these pages for 10+ years. My big finish: sharing an abundance of fun, fresh ideas with you.

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falling for a new shade of blue? Not in my book. Check out six cool shades. PAGE 17

TOP LEFT: ALLIE HOLLOWAY/STUDIO D

3 Black-painted Fr ru

houses are officially hot. Hear what HGTV stars have to say about this trend. PAGE 39

4 Faux-get everything you know about faux finishes

and try a new technique that mimics marble. PAGE 27

5 There’s almost nothing I won’t paint. So people who

paint upright pianos are my kind of people. PAGE 28

6 Stencils make

you feel like an artistic genius. Learn how to give furniture the posh look of bone inlay. PAGE 23

CHEERS TO YOU, AND HAPPY DIY-ING!

Sara Peterson, Editor in chief INSTAGRAM: @sarapeterson_hgtv

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A poster-size guide to all the colors in this issue.

page 29 Peony Fusion Mineral Paint

page 25 Custom Blend 7 Fusion Mineral Paint

pages 102–103 Satin Paprika #249068 Rust-Oleum

page 29 Tuscan Orange Fusion Mineral Paint

page 28 Daisy Dixie Belle Paint

page 29 Aziz Pink #024 Harmony Paints

page 24 Desert Rose Silk All-in-One Mineral Paint by Dixie Belle

page 3 Dash of Curry #M170-6 Behr

pages 100–101 Maplewood #1133 Benjamin Moore

page 31 Swiss Coffee #DEW341 Dunn-Edwards

page 23 Tuberose #SW6578 Sherwin-Williams

page 75 Cultured Rose #DE5123 Dunn-Edwards

bonus cover King Salmon #M180-5 Behr

pages 100–101 Westhighland White #SW7566 Sherwin-Williams

pages 104–105 Banana Yellow #2022-40 Benjamin Moore

page 27 Pink Elephant #M170-1 Behr

page 29 Fort York Red Fusion Mineral Paint

pages 98–99 Seed Pearl #M210-1 Behr

pages 100–101 Deer Path #1047 Benjamin Moore

page 29 Lemon Jelly #025 Harmony Paints

page 27 Prairie Rose #M170-2 Behr

pages 87–88 Million Dollar Red #2003-10 Benjamin Moore

page 25 Damask Fusion Mineral Paint

page 23 White Flour #SW7102 Sherwin-Williams

pages 104–105 Simply White #OC-117 Benjamin Moore

page 27 Noble Blush #MQ4-04 Behr

bonus cover Intrigue #P160-6 Behr

page 24 Conch Silk All-in-One Mineral Paint by Dixie Belle

page 29 Mustard Fusion Mineral Paint

pages 98–99 Palais White #GR-W15 Behr

pages 76–77 Warm White #DEW380 Dunn-Edwards

pages 98–99 Wasabi #AF-430 Benjamin Moore

page 29 Emerald Life Fleur

page 29 Laurentien Fusion Mineral Paint

page 20 Observatory #PPU13-19 Behr

bonus cover Ultra Pure White #1850 Behr

page 31 Asparagus Fern #DE5551 Dunn-Edwards

pages 102–103 Meadow Mist #OC-134 Benjamin Moore

page 24 Provence Annie Sloan

page 71 Aquarium #SW6767 Sherwin-Williams

page 27 Shoelace #OR-W13 Behr

page 25 Bayberry Fusion Mineral Paint

pages 86–93 French Canvas #OC-41 Benjamin Moore

bonus cover Planetary Silver #N460-2 Behr

page 18 Winter Chime #DE5828 Dunn-Edwards

page 27 Off White #73 Behr

page 75 Greenland #DE6286 Dunn-Edwards

page 75 Graceful Green #DE6284 Dunn-Edwards

page 29 Picket Fence Fusion Mineral Paint

page 25 Paisley Fusion Mineral Paint

pages 107–110 White Dove #OC-17 Benjamin Moore

pages 107–110 Dakota Shadow #448 Benjamin Moore

pages 100–101 Rocky River #SW6215 Sherwin-Williams

bonus cover Ocean Abyss #MQ6-01 Behr

page 88 Cement Gray #2112-60 Benjamin Moore

page 24 Pure Annie Sloan

page 83 Linden Spear #DE6285 Dunn-Edwards

pages 102–103 Yorktowne Green #HC-133 Benjamin Moore

page 25 Soap Stone Fusion Mineral Paint

page 27 Asphalt Gray #N520-6 Behr

page 100–101 Royal Silk #939 Benjamin Moore

pages 102–103 Rosepine #461 Benjamin Moore

page 29 Pressed Fern Fusion Mineral Paint

page 19 Oval Room Blue #85 Farrow & Ball

page 71 Cityscape #SW7067 Sherwin-Williams

page 25 Blue Pine Fusion Mineral Paint

page 71 Passive #SW7064 Sherwin-Williams

page 24 Louis Blue Annie Sloan

bonus cover Magic Scent #S570-2 Behr

page 39 Caviar #SW6990 Sherwin-Williams

page 20 Ol’ Blue Eyes #2064-30 Benjamin Moore

pages 104–105 Cosmic Cobalt #P500-7 Behr

page 29 Midnight Blue Fusion Mineral Paint

page 29 Byzantine Purple #046 Harmony Paints

page 39 Off-Black #57 Farrow & Ball

page 72 Take Five #SW6513 Sherwin-Williams

bonus cover Brittany Blue #M510-4 Behr

pages 18–19 Blue’d Up Clare

page 29 Twilight Geranium Fusion Mineral Paint

page 40 Starless Sky #PPG0995-7 PPG Paints

page 30 Sailboat #4005-5B Valspar

page 24 Greek Blue Annie Sloan

page 30 Precious Sapphire #4010-7 Valspar

pages 102–103 Silver Bells #1458 Benjamin Moore

page 40 Urbane Bronze #SW7048 Sherwin-Williams

page 25 Mist Fusion Mineral Paint

page 17 Notable Hue #SW6521 Sherwin-Williams

page 29 Santorini #038 Harmony Paints

page 88 Ebony Slate #2118-30 Benjamin Moore

page 41 Cracked Pepper #PPU18-1 Behr

page 87 Jet Black #2120-10 Benjamin Moore

page 41 Black #2132-10 Benjamin Moore

FOR STORES anniesloan.com, behr.com, benjaminmoore.com, clare.com, dixiebellepaint.com, dunnedwards.com, farrow-ball.com, fleurpaint.com, fusionmineralpaint.com, harmonypaints.co.uk, ppg.com, rustoleum.com, sherwin-williams.com, valspar.com page 41 Iron Ore #SW7069 Sherwin-Williams

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ELIZABETH DAY; FOLLOWING SPREAD, FROM LEFT: LAUREN PRESSEY; SANDY JANDU; CHRISTOPHER DIBBLE

Call it the overachiever color—every shade is a standout.

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BY SHERWIN-WILLIAMS

“A calming blue brings peace to a highly trafficked mudroom where two kids and two dogs are constantly in and out. It’s like the sky on a clear day, and seeing it on the cabinets and the window is a breath of fresh air.”

—Jenna Gross, Colordrunk Designs, Decatur, GA

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BY DUNN-EDWARDS

“Aqua has an energizing effect that evokes diving into a pool, perfect for a client who wanted a bright area for doing laundry.

I pulled it from the floor tile, which is by Oh Joy! for Clé. It makes everyone happy—rare for a laundry room!” —Noelle Parks, Noelle Interiors, Manhattan Beach, CA

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oval room blue

BY FARROW & BALL

“For a partially above-ground basement in the sometimes gloomy Pacific Northwest, I went for a seafoam shade that’s both cheerful and cozy. Once the wall was color-blocked and the whole fireplace was painted, its corner placement looked very cool.”

—Emilia Callero, @emilia_decor, Portland, OR

blue’d up

BY CLARE

“The minute I saw this denim-y color, I knew I wanted to use it in my living room for a homey feel. Its warm purple undertones envelop you, like a comfy pair of jeans that fit just right.”

—Sandy Jandu, @elleehome, Cedar Grove, NJ

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BY BEHR

“The little lake right outside a cabin I own inspired the main bedroom.

Parts of the water are deeper and darker, and a steely shade with hints of gray reflects that. Putting it on a shiplap-style wall gave it contemporary-coastal style.”

—Christina Dennis, @thediymommy, Edmonton, Alberta

BY BENJAMIN MOORE

“My 9-year-old son needed a bathroom to match his personality. He’s lively but with an old soul, and this cerulean is the same. I’d never gone so bold, let alone painted everything the same color. Now he has the best space!”

—Megan Cherepko, @megancherepko, Valparaiso, IN

SCAN HERE TO CHECK OUT OTHER BEAUTIFUL BLUES.

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FROM TOP: CHRISTINA DENNIS; MEGAN CHEREPKO

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Every city has its own personality. No place is that truer than Atlanta. Discover what the South’s cultural capital has to offer as you immerse yourself in North America’s largest aquarium. Explore the wonders of the deep as you make friends with African Penguins, get a kiss from Harbor Seals at an exclusive animal encounter, and marvel as giant Whale Sharks glide overhead. Then journey along the 22-mile-long Atlanta BeltLine Trail to discover vibrant street art and some of the city’s most eclectic restaurants. But no matter what type of adventure you’re looking to have, the energy and character of Atlanta will take you someplace new.

You’re ready for a Georgia getaway. Start your planning at ExploreGeorgia.org.

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BRUSH: CHARLES MASTERS; DRESSER: DAVID A. LAND

Sometimes called a cutting brush, it easily covers corners, edges, and everything else. Nylon and polyester bristles work best with water-based paints, the common choice for furniture projects. (Oil-based is for surfaces that get wet, like a kitchen table.)

Pros prefer brushes by Purdy, Wooster, and Zibra.

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The real deal is gorgeously intricate, but at a pretty price; stencils in flower-and-leaf motifs and geometric patterns deliver the design for a whole lot less. If you use repositionable spray mount, you won’t have to hold down the stencil as you go, and it’ll give you the cleanest lines. Remove any residue with a damp cloth.

PAINTS

Tuberose and

White Flour by Sherwin-Williams

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It’s popular with DIYers for good reason: The thick consistency makes it less likely to drip than other formulas, and its forgiving, velvety matte finish looks fantastic no matter what (some people don’t even prep). Buy a brush made for chalky formulas—the oval shape and densely packed bristles hold the heavy paint well.

PAINTS

Greek Blue, Provence, Louis Blue, and Pure, all Chalk Paint

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Thorough prep helps achieve the smoothest result.

Megan DeLong of Meg Del Design uses Krud Kutter degreaser for a deep clean, repairs knicks with wood filler, and roughs up the surface with fine (180 to 220 grit) sandpaper to help paint bond to it. “Between coats and at the end, I use superfine sandpaper to get rid of imperfections without removing too much paint,” she says.

NESTING TABLES: MARKO METZINGER/STUDIO D; GOLD PAINT: JEFFREY WESTBROOK/STUDIO D; ROLLER: J MUCKLE/STUDIO D

Party on your piece! That’s kind of how dots feel, right? You can buy a stencil, make your own by tracing a circle onto cardstock and cutting it, or use a cup to outline the shape right on the furniture. No need to plan anything out: A random pattern is always whimsical, says Connie Clarke of Faff Designs, who painted this little chest mauve before going the homemade stencil route. Two-and-a-half-inchers like these appeal in any room; smaller or larger dots are cutesy for a kid.

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A flowy pattern mellows a room. Chelsea Ogglesby of River and Oak Living created a mountain scene, inspired by the piece’s bird-shaped pulls (try Knobpologie for gold bird knobs). After penciling in the design, she outlined the edges of each section with acrylic paint, then filled them in.

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Mist, Damask, Custom Blend 7, Paisley, Blue Pine, Bayberry, and Soap Stone, all by Fusion Mineral Paint

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A flash of gold is a glam touch. Consider using liquid gilding to coat the corners of a piece’s frame to mimic brass accents, or stenciling a border around the hardware of drawer fronts. Or just remove the pulls and spritz with metallic gold spray paint for a quick hit of glitz.

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Should there be less than a quart left, pour it into a small container that seals tight, like a mason jar.

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JARS: BEN GOLDSTEIN; YELLOW KNOB: KEVIN SWEENEY/STUDIO D; BLACK AND WHITE KNOB: LARA ROBBY/STUDIO D; PAINT CAN: J MUCKLE/STUDIO D

PAINTS

Shoelace and

Asphalt Gray, both by Behr

Or move east to west, as long as you’re going with the grain and swiping in one direction only. It matters most for the last step, which pros call “laying off”: Lightly run the brush over the surface to erase stroke marks and blemishes.

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PAINTS

Off White, Pink Elephant, Prairie Rose, and Noble Blush, all by Behr

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“Painting can be entertaining and therapeutic all at once,” says Dani Wrishko.

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To paint wicker or rattan. The sprayer will get in there!

To paint anything, when you get the hang of it; after a few times, you’ll feel like a pro.

PAINT: TRAVIS RATHBONE

Attention, newbies! YouTube is full of beginner tutorials on how to set up and maneuver a sprayer.

is r ransfers While decals stick to the surface, you burnish a transfer to achieve a hand-painted look. After Connie Holden of Flourish: Your Space Thriving painted this piece (inspired by the colors in her transfer from retail.redesignwithprima.com), she waited 24 hours and applied each piece one at a time. She removed the backing and rubbed on the transfer using the tongue-suppressor-like tool that came with the kit. “It literally transfers the image on,” she says.

PAINTS

Pressed Fern and

Peony, both by Fusion Mineral Paint

If the piece you’ll be painting is in sweet shape and you want to show it off, “let some of the original character shine through,” says furniture artist Melanie Hutton, who does this a lot in her work. The contrast is really cool. She left sections of her geometric design and the frame unpainted on this teak console, but you could also leave entire drawer fronts or doors undone.

For the paints used in this project, see Paint Index.

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Soak a paint-caked brush in it for a couple of hours, and the dried bits will rinse right off. Next time, run the brush under water while the paint is still wet. When taking a break midproject, swaddle the brush in plastic wrap so it doesn’t dry out.

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Mixing H2O into a water-based white paint can give a wood piece that desirable weathered effect by letting the grain show through. People typically do one part water to two parts paint. Try not to overthink the brushstrokes; the less perfect, the prettier. Designer Gunta Sandmeyer of Boulevard Interiors got the look on this headboard with plaster paint (from The Plaster Paint Co.) that, once it was dry, she distressed with antiquing wax.

is r x- c c irs Paint gives you a fast makeover payoff with this classic chair. It’s fun to do the X’s one shade of a color and the chair a lighter or darker shade—and you can alternate the look in a set. Or paint only the X’s and leave the chair its existing color. Although the open space of an X-back makes it a cinch to tackle, it can revive any old chair back.

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Water-based paint takes 3 to 4 hours before it’s fully dry and ready for a second coat, and oil-based paint, 24 hours. If you absolutely can’t resist a touch test, do it on the back of the piece, in case it smudges. Speed up drying by keeping a fan on and the windows open as you work and after. It’ll be one to a few weeks before paint fully cures (dig a fingernail into an inconspicuous area to check that it doesn’t dent).

Meanwhile, avoid putting heavy objects on top.

hold up A few FYIs before you set out to buy an old piece to paint Whether you’re browsing the flea market, debating clicking “purchase” on Craigslist, or wondering if you should accept a hand-me-down from family, ponder these points.

What kind of wood is it? Cedar can be oily, and its color may bleed through paint, so you’ll first need to use a stain-blocking primer, says Connie Holden. Teak, rosewood, and burled wood are prized varieties that may be worth more unpainted. Not sure of the type of wood? Check the piece for a manufacturer stamp and do an online search. “But at the end of the day, if you want to paint the wood, paint it,” says Connie.

Whatever look is most valuable to you is what matters.

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Do you like the overall shape?

Sometimes, people get caught up in the excitement of rescuing a find and neglect to consider the whole piece. “Look beyond the hardware and the scuffs or dings you can change or fix,” says Ashley Harding.

“Focus on the lines and shape, because those are there forever.”

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The hip cousin of the stripe can take years off furniture. Choose a uniform chevron, like the dresser above has, or vary the sizes for a wilder pattern. The main effort lies in taping off the ’zags with painter’s tape; use the delicate surface kind on a painted piece. Remove while the paint is still slightly wet, and voilà!

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How’s the upholstery? If it’s ratty or torn, factor in the cost of new fabric and having the piece reupholstered—or the time involved for figuring out how to do it.

Will it be tricky to paint? Items that have detailing (picture an engraved floral design or turned wood legs) are going to take longer.

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HGTV stars shed light on a color trend that’s sweeping the nation.

Why is black paint so hot?

“Because it looks really good.

Black is timeless, yet it also makes a striking statement.

Lately there’s been a bit of a domino effect. People spot one or two houses painted black in their area, and they think, ‘That’s cool.

I’m doing it too.’ ” —Luke Caldwell, Boise Boys

Paint color: Caviar by Sherwin-Williams

Does it work on any house?

“I tend to paint newer houses black because the modern aesthetic is a great fit, but it can completely update an old home, too, especially ranches. For a historical Victorian, I’d suggest doing a fun color on the door, like teal or yellow, to lighten the mood.”

—Jenny Marrs, Fixer to Fabulous

Paint color: Off-Black by Farrow & Ball

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Wouldn’t dark paint make your place hotter inside?

“Even though darker houses absorb more sunlight than lighter-colored kinds, the effect on the interior temp varies greatly depending on how much shade and sun a house gets. Though it may cost more to cool a black house in summer, it can lower heating bills in winter.

I wouldn’t call it a deal breaker.”

—Leanne Ford, Home Again with the Fords

Paint color: Starless Sky by PPG Paints

Paint color: Urbane Bronze by Sherwin-Williams

Do you always have to use black paint?

“Not at all! Houses that appear black are sometimes navy, slate, or deep brown—I did this one in a dark gray with brown undertones. Hard to tell, right? Your roof may go better with one of those colors.”

—Jasmine Roth, Help! I Wrecked My House

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Paint color: Black by Benjamin Moore

Contrasting trim or monochrome: How do you decide?

“It depends on the vibe you want. A full-on black home is contemporary, while white trim can lean traditional. On this house, we left the wood natural on some siding shingles and the porch frame, and it really stands out.”

—Keith Bynum and Evan Thomas, Bargain Block

How does it look at night?

“You might think a black house would disappear into the darkness, but not if you have good exterior lighting. That’s why I illuminated the span of this townhouse with two sconces by the door and another way to the left. You could additionally consider uplighting from the ground. And remember, interior lights create a soft, gorgeous glow at night.”

Paint color: Cracked Pepper by Behr

—Alison Victoria, Windy City Rehab Catch all-new episodes, Thursdays at 9 p.m. ET on HGTV.

What if you’re scared to commit?

“Gain confidence by uploading a photo of your exterior to an online paint visualizer to see it in black. You could also consider painting the main body of the house black and doing other architectural elements in white—opposites attract! And if you’d like to further soften the black, natural elements like wood accents and stone are a great choice.”

Paint color: Iron Ore by Sherwin-Williams

—Mika and Brian Kleinschmidt, 100 Day Dream Home

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$1,250 $494 The cool cascading tiers are made from glazed glass disks.

Regina Andrew Solstice 18"-wide glass and iron chandelier, houzz.com

$83 Rope handles let you easily tote stuff from room to room.

Latitude Run Rainbow 9 ½"H x 8 ½"-diameter rope basket, wayfair.com

Beach out a dining room with semitranslucent circles.

Generation Lighting Mellita 21"-diameter glass and steel pendant in midnight black finish, circalighting.com

$40 More storage capacity and it’s half the price. Win! Joyful 12"H x 14"-diameter wool bin in rainbow, thecontainerstore.com

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Four doors give a sleek sense of symmetry to a teak-topped credenza.

A pair of adjustable interior shelves ups the versatility factor here.

Brook 76 ½"W x 22 ½"D x 32"H teak and seagrass sideboard, franceandson.com

Cortez 60"W x 17"D x 32"H wood and seagrass buffet, worldmarket.com

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Hand-etched crystal creates a very posh parrot pour.

Serve up big smiles with a cute, unbreakable bird.

Parrot 10"-tall crystal carafe in steel blue, nudeglass.com

Polly 10"-tall bamboo and melamine pitcher in turquoise, ototodesign.com

$406 $135 The graphic black octagon frame is an eyecatching detail.

Minimalist metal edging streamlines a round take.

Kaelyn 38"-wide rattan and wood mirror in black, jossandmain.com

28"-diameter wicker and metal mirror, livingspaces.com

$155 Luxe feather down makes it look and feel super plush.

Playtime 22" x 22" cotton and linen pillow in citrus, missiohome.com

$46 You can put this similarly mod pillow on your front porch.

Mod Squad 20" x 20" polyester pillow in orange pink, kavkadesigns.com

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The illusory red and white stripes are hand-applied to the table’s tray top.

Smaller in size, but still a big pop of pattern and color in front of a sofa.

Obidos 47 ¼"W x 23 ¾"D x 15 ¾"H bone inlay and metal coffee table, wisteria.com

Horizontal Stripes 37 ¾"W x 17 ¾"D x 17"H birch wood and steel coffee table in red/white and gold finish, society6.com

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$748 $229 Pastel colors plus leafy motifs equal South Beach vibes.

Chandra JES-28909 5' x 7'6" wool rug, plushrugs.com

Fun fact: It can easily go in the washing machine.

Havana 5' x 7' polyester rug, ruggable.com

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An inner cloth shade gently diffuses the light.

That ceramic base and woven top make a modern mix.

Forestier 15 ½"-tall bamboo and cloth lamp in white, lumens.com

Lucas 17"-tall rattan and earthenware lamp in white, anthropologie.com

$90 $48 It’s extra chic to pass drinks on a tray from a fashion brand.

Pretty as a posy. Also, can you spot the butterflies?

15 ½"-diameter birch wood tray in botanical, ladoublej.com

15"-diameter birch wood tray in strawberry fields, riflepaperco.com

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Treated with UV protection, this bucket chair has flair that won’t fade.

Settle in for seconds—a fitted loose cushion offers a comfy touch.

Palmetto synthetic wicker chair in blue/white with white Sunbrella cushion, potterybarn.com

Palecek Abigail synthetic rattan and powdercoated-steel chair, laylagrayce.com

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1 Scarlett Global Bazaar Abstract 18"H x 12 ½"-diameter ceramic stool, $435, kathykuohome.com 2 Granada 18 ½"H x 14 ¼"-diameter concrete stool in terracotta, $229, crateandbarrel.com 3 Striped 17 ¾"H x 14 ¼"-diameter ceramic and rattan stool in indigo, $168, anthropologie.com 4 Zip 18"H x 14"-diameter ceramic stool in gold, $328, brassandburl.com 5 Sweet 17 ½"H x 14"-diameter oak and powder-coated iron stool in aqua, $400, bendgoods.com 6 Rander Striped 18 ½"H x 12"-diameter ceramic stool in charcoal/white, $295, oka.com 7 Reeded 18 ½"H x 14"-diameter ceramic stool, $308, caitlinwilson .com 8 Cute Owl 17"W x 13 ¼"D x 13 ¾"H concrete stool in marbling, $85, homedepot.com 9 Mila Scallop 17 ¾"H x 15"-diameter earthenware stool in olive, $199, urbanoutfitters.com 10 Pols Potten Dot 19"H x 16"-diameter metal stool in green, $365, dutchfurniture.com 11 Diamond 18 ½"H x 14"-diameter ceramic stool in white, $99, safavieh.com for stores 12 Havana 18"H x 15"-diameter poly rattan stool in pink, $268, shopterrain.com 13 Zigzag 12"W x 12"D x 18"H ceramic stool in blue, $288, scenariohome.com

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Sherwin-Williams is here to empower your color journey every step of the way.

FIND IT ALL ABOUT HUE. Color is a reflection of you, so whether you want to explore on your own or talk to a color expert, we’re here to help find the perfect shade for your style.

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IN A CORNER After falling for a bubble-blowing Diana Ross canvas on Amazon, designer Veronica Solomon (@casavilora) went on a pop art hunt to fill a bare area in her living room. And she’s not done yet: “My kids and I plan to take bubble shots of ourselves!”

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Campbell (@amandalouiseinteriors) brought in a chill deer. The art by Diane Kilgore Condon is large enough to overlap windows nicely without blocking light, “and the colors complement the pinks and blues in the pillows.”

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AROUND A DOORWAY A collection of vintage theater ads got showstopping impact once designer Crystal Blackshaw (@crystalblackshaw) devised this arrangement for an area that’s typically untapped. “There’s strength in numbers,” she says. “It’s why I did the same frames.”

OPPOSITE PAGE: LUKE CLELAND; THIS PAGE, FROM TOP: DUSTIN HALLECK; KEEN EYE MARKETING

ON A DECK The abstract piece by artist Ann Schwartz doesn’t just animate the space— it covers a TV. Krystine Edwards (@krystine_ edwards) picked a gold frame to go with the pillows.

“We take the painting down to watch ball games,” says the designer, “but when I’m relaxing, I like to avoid staring at a screen!”

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ABOVE THE SINK

ON A BUILT-IN Ashley Ross (@Muse.Noire.Interiors) had thought about painting the back of her built-in, until the designer realized that a group of cheery women—by artist Cristina Martinez—front and center was what she really needed. “It reminds me we should lift each other up,” she says. Ashley also added the portrait of a Kenyan tribal beauty.

“My little girl is in here a lot,” she says, “and I wanted her to be surrounded by strong women from around the world.”

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FROM TOP: TIM D COY PHOTOGRAPHY; TALAYA BROWN; ROSS: JENNIFER AUSTIN PHOTOGRAPHY

“I was looking to infuse a bit of color and nature into a completely white urban kitchen,” says designer Alice Chiu (@missalicedesigns). Because the landscape prints she got from Society6 were a unique size, she used mat boards that fit the frames and cut openings for the art. Now the homeowners get to do the dishes with a view.

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Let your culinary adventures begin with celebrity chef cuisine and authentic Bahamian flavors designed for every palate.

HUNG LOW Eye-level, schmy-level! A graphic floral print by artist Susan Hable feels more intimate just four inches above a nightstand in a luxe guest bedroom designed

by Amy Morris (@amymorrisinteriors). “Black and white bridges the dark wall and light paneling,” she says, “softening the contrast in a compelling way.”

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Plastic flip-flops in O.N. New Black Stripe, oldnavy.com

Project 62 Blue/Yellow Dots 4"-tall stoneware planter, target.com

Vegan leather luggage tags, genuinefred.com

$56 outdoor pouf

$48 birdhouse

$43 beach tote

Sonoma Goods for Life 20"W x 20"D x 12"H polyester pouf in green palm, kohls.com

12"H x 5"-diameter elephant grass birdhouse, thekazishop.com

Colorblock 13 ½" x 17" canvas tote bag in yellow/blue, landsend.com

$59 pool

$77 chair

$100 umbrella

Ibiza Bohemia 66"-diameter plastic pool, funboy.com

Flash Furniture Stackable metal chair in orange, bedbathandbeyond.com

Grace Mitchell Purple Fringe 9'-diameter polyester umbrella, athome.com for stores

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Heirloom Garden cotton and nitrile weeder gloves, shopterrain.com

Cheers glasses in desert palms, sunnylife.com

French Bull Sus 11 ¾"-diameter melamine bowl, bedbathandbeyond.com

$38 pitcher

$35 outdoor pillow

$30 mirror

Terra 67-ounce stoneware pitcher, anthropologie.com

Woven Triangles 18" x 18" polyester pillow, worldmarket.com

Pillowfort Pineapple 9½" x 18¾" rattan mirror, target.com

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$138 outdoor rug

$179 hammock swing

Crosley Furniture Retro 19"H x 22"-diameter metal table in key lime, kohls.com

Club 6' x 9' recycled plastic rug in new brown, madmats.com

Cotton and wood hammock swing, artissanos.com

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As long as you’re dishing it out, that cute little doorstep diner will take it—only she may belong to someone who’s been searching for her. “Lost cats are often found within blocks of their home,” says Becky Robinson, president of the nonprofit Alley Cat Allies. Snap a pic and post it on local sites. Some kitties have microchips implanted in the back of their necks with their human’s contact info; a local vet or animal rescue can do a free scan. A rescue group could also take her in, should your search turn up empty.

If you do want to keep providing, serve cat food and fresh water but not milk—it isn’t good for their tummies.

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how bad is it if you can’t resist the bread basket?

Enjoy the occasional indulgence, assuming you don’t bogart the baguettes from ravenous tablemates. “If I’m eating at a restaurant where bread is baked from scratch, I’ll go for it,” says nutritional psychiatrist Uma Naidoo, M.D., author of This Is Your Brain on Food.

Consider whether it’s truly worth the splurge—crumbly white bread with cold pats of butter that refuse to spread, not so much. Dr. Naidoo is a fan of whole-grain kinds laced with nuts and seeds, for the bonus nutrients. Planning to have a cocktail? Those rolls can pad an empty stomach so alcohol won’t get absorbed overly fast. When it’s time to order an entrée, skip the pasta and have salmon, chicken, or another lean protein to dodge a total carb coma.

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Besides the fact that an overeager neighbor’s habit can stink, it’s a total curb appeal buzzkill. “And no one wants to have animals rummaging around their trash cans or come upon lasagna strewn on the sidewalk in the morning,” says Patricia Rossi, author of Everyday Etiquette.

This may also go against town or homeowner association rules (if that’s the case, alert the board and let them deal with it). To confront someone without feeling like Oscar the Grouch, “casually mention your concern about garbage-pickers roaming the streets,” says Rossi.

Basically, blame the raccoons.

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Unless you want to spend your summer thinking that everyone’s grass is greener, don’t do it. Turns out that even plucked ones can proliferate.

“Weeds have seeds in them, and when you toss them onto your grass and then walk or mow over it, they spread,” says Chris Lambton, host of Yard Crashers. That applies to flowering kinds such as dandelions and thistle, as well as grasslike varieties including crabgrass and nutsedge. Although the pull-and-fling method may seem convenient, it’ll cost you time, effort, and money. Chris dumps weeds into an old painter’s bucket, but any container or bag will do. “I put on a podcast when I’m out there,” he says, “to make it relaxing.”

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how bad is it if you’ve never figured out how to put on a duvet cover?

“Without the right technique, it can require the coordination of an Olympic athlete to manipulate all that material!” says Melissa Maker, host of Clean My Space videos on YouTube.

And because it’s not a chore you tackle often, you’re always rusty. A favorite hack: Lay the duvet flat on your bed. Turn the duvet cover inside out and slide your hands into the top corners. With your hands still inside the duvet cover, grab hold of the top corners of the duvet and flip the cover right-side out, shaking it until it shimmies all the way down (“no shame if you stand on your bed for this part,” says Maker). Secure the buttons, then head to the medal ceremony.

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Mika and Brian with daughter Jade, 13

OUR OWN dream home HGTV hosts Mika and Brian Kleinschmidt worked wonders for some VIP clients: their family.

PHOTOGRAPHS BY KATIE CHARLOTTE STYLED BY MATTHEW GLEASON

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uilding houses for a living has its pros and cons. Pro: You get to know the best-looking paint colors and materials, and you make people happy. Con: Your wish list for your own space keeps growing and growing. “We were craving more storage—we’re always giving people walk-in pantries!—and we wanted a great outdoor space,” says Mika Kleinschmidt. She and her husband, Brian, are the power couple behind

HGTV’s 100 Day Dream Home. Last year, they set out to build a 3,350-square-foot place on the water in Ruskin, FL. They were in the throes of filming season 2 and made their house one of the show’s 100-day projects...while simultaneously working on seven others. Being the true pros at time management and design that they are, they pulled it off. “Honestly, when we go on vacation,” says Brian, “we’re eager to get home because this is better.”

paint color KITCHEN Mika and Brian used blues throughout the house in tribute to the water and clear Florida skies. Here they took full advantage of wall space, putting in cabinets to the ceiling; glass fronts show off dishware. Pendants made of whitewashed wood and satin nickel by Kichler are both beachy and sleek.

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Try Take Five by Sherwin-Williams for a similar look.

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LANAI With a tempting spread of outdoor seating right off the living room, a pool—what Jade dreamed of!—and a raised hot tub, this is everyone’s favorite hangout.

The resin wicker patio furniture, one of the most durable kinds, is by Ohana.

Catch up on 100 Day Dream Home on discovery+.

DECK This perch above the boat dock was built for sunset viewing. “In Florida, we follow the sun,” says Mika. The couple hang on the front porch in the mornings, and here in the evenings. Blue Adirondack chairs (also by Living Spaces) and a custom surfboard table (from A1A Coastal Decor) fit the mood.

LIVING ROOM Walnut-colored faux wood beams highlight the 12-foot ceilings, and an L-shaped sofa by Living Spaces separates the area from the entry and encourages family chats. Art by local artist Erin Coalson mimics the lakes outside.

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aLl LaY, NO WORK Dip into the laid-back vibes at this Palm Springs, CA, getaway.

PHOTOGRAPHS BY LISA ROMEREIN STYLED BY CHRISTINA WRESSELL

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paint color Cultured Rose by Dunn-Edwards Stone salvaged from a remodel brought back the exterior to its mid-century glory.

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he first thing Michael Thackeray and Sameer Gopulay did after they got the keys to their Palm Springs, CA, retreat: “We grabbed chairs left by the previous owner and put them in a big circle by the living room,” says Michael. “It’s where guests immediately gravitated, so we knew we were onto something.” A pal jokingly dubbed it “the circle of love,” and the name stuck. When the couple decided to renovate their 2,500-squarefoot home, built in 1958, they upgraded the special space—and everything else—with the help of designer Michelle Boudreau. Original tongue and groove ceilings were patched and repaired, and sleek terrazzo floors poured. Then they layered in funky mid-century-modern pieces and the couple’s vintage treasures.

Michelle even incorporated the circle theme. Says Sameer, “Everyone feels comfortable and relaxed here.” Says Michael, “Every hour is happy hour!”

Michael and Sameer with their favorite girl, Karen.

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kitchen “We love a chef’s kitchen, but we love an elaborate cocktail bar more!” says Michael. The island is small to allow for a crowd, the geometric tile (from Cifre Cerámica) is abundant for mid-mod drama, and open shelves say, “Help yourself.” Circle alert: The trio of pendants are from Cedar & Moss.

Repeating just the green wall tile anchors the room without being matchy-matchy.

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Glass doors make indoor-outdoor entertaining a breeze.

sitting room Yep, it’s the circle of love. Custom velvet chairs that can seat two are a great fit for a more-is-merrier policy.

“We made sure our moms liked the fabric, since it’s their favorite spot,” says Sameer. A circular (what else?!) table with a perforated brass base from Tom Dixon holds court on a jute rug by Annie Selke’s Dash & Albert.

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living room It’s where everyone gathers for movie night. Airy textures that let in light, like the wood screens (designed by Michelle), and a canefront console from Burke Decor give good chill. Michael snagged the Platner chairs at an estate sale; green velvet mohair refreshed them. Because you can never have enough let’s-kick-back seating.

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This 1950s lamp hails from Michael’s grandmother’s basement in Nebraska.

guest room Fondly nicknamed the “tangerine room,” it’s cozy-fied by retro wallpaper from Graham & Brown, antique lamps and nightstands, and copper West Elm pillows. The warm colors are meant to make friends and family feel right at home—though the chandelier from 1stDibs reminds them that they’re somewhere fabulous.

house tours Hosts with the most: Michael and Sameer had a skylight put in.

bathroom When you want to treat guests to a snazzy at-home spa, you load on pink glass tile (from Susan Jablon) and pink-tinted terrazzo. A floating vanity and elongated sconces by Kelly Wearstler give the bathroom a bigger and posher feel. The mirror is from Rejuvenation.

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main bedroom “Our home is always full of people we adore,” says Michael. “But we still need an escape!”

This haven happened with grasscloth wallpaper, a handsome mid-century-modern platform bed from Design Within Reach, and a mini circle of calm around a CB2 quartztopped table. It’s for reading the morning paper, sipping coffee, and maybe checking a few work emails.

The groovy pillows are by Michele Varian

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sHoP H l oK pendant fabric Festival Botanica polyester fabric in kelly green, $152 per yard, thibautdesign.com for buying info

Hinkley Somerset 11 ½"-diameter steel and opal glass in heritage brass finish, $299, lumens.com

chair MOS Wire powdercoated metal and foam chair in white, $308, homesquare.com

lamp Shooting Stars 71"-tall iron lamp in antique gold/ silver leaf, $1,294, shadesoflight.com

sectional Langham Channel 123"-wide polyester sectional in Napa sandstone, $4,099, zinhome.com

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chair Angle polyester and wood chair in berry pink, $399, article.com

mirror Dakota Fields Amee 29"H x 36"W hemp rope mirror, $150, wayfair.com

pillows

sideboard Carmel 72"W x 18"D x 31"H wood, cane, and iron sideboard in natural finish, $1,799, highfashionhome.com

From left: Denim Abstract 20" x 20" linen pillow in hunter green, $72, modshop1.com; Blush Arch 22" x 22" cotton pillow, $89, jungalow.com

house tours paint color

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For similar, try Million Dollar Red by Benjamin Moore.

living room A pair of sofas with different patterns (from Anthropologie) feels informal and totally cool. To celebrate their Kentucky roots, the homeowners have a coffee table built with maple from the state and a Fibreworks rug made of hemp, a crop grown in the area.

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Jonathan and Abby with Chihuahua and beagle mix Buford

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hen Abby and Jonathan Webb were searching for a house around Lexington, KY, it took no time for them to decide on this one. Located in a walkable neighborhood and built in 1908, it was completely renovated and bigger than they’d expected to find at more than 4,000 square feet.

Given some of its grand features, like double front doors and a marble floor in the kitchen, they made sure their relaxed style came through. “To us, a place that looks nice but where you can plop down and put up your feet feels like home,” says Abby. Working with designer Isabel Ladd, they filled it with welcoming materials and notably friendly colors like blue, yellow, and pink.

“Both of us garden and spend a lot of time outside, so we wanted to bring that organic feel indoors,” says Abby. And if they trek in a little dirt, well then, they’re just living the life.

With a colossal portico and its stucco exterior, the house was already beautiful. An edible garden cultivated a wild side.

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dining room

BOTTOM LEFT, STYLIST: JACOB MULLIKIN

The drapes and antique light fixture came with the house. “They’re kind of formal but beautiful, so we made them fun,” says Abby. She and designer Isabel chose a peppy rug (from the Nashville Rug Gallery), chairs with birds on the backs (from Ballard Designs), and a large piece of abstract art (from Chairish) over the credenza. The table, by Gabby, is an easygoing combo of wood and metal.

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Can’t beat a bright pot for insta-color in a neutral kitchen.

kitchen The Webbs lucked out: It was renovated nine months before they bought the house. A traditional checkered marble floor was OK with them. “We appreciate that it’ll look good years from now,” says Abby. Rattan counter stools by Gabby loosen it up. A pot rack is always a downto-earth feature, and it gets style points for the coordinating stainless steel cookware.

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bathroom Located off the kitchen, it’s mostly used by guests.

Abby and Jonathan gave it garden feels with floral wallpaper by Thibaut, robin’s egg blue sconces by Visual Comfort, and a sage green mirror by Ballard Designs. “My friends have actually taken selfies in here,” says Abby.

sitting area The best part of the main bedroom for Abby is this bonus space that beckons her to sit and do phone catchups. It’s outfitted with a rattan daybed from World Market and a wicker egg chair by Selamat, plus a pink-y rug by Jaipur Living laid over a diamond sisal rug by Fibreworks.

A porcelain plant stand (Walmart has a look-alike) keeps books handy, and it’s a nice patch of forest green.

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main bedroom

Anything with a pattern on it feels homey to me. Mixing them up is even homier!

—Abby

The worn look of the original exposed brick is part of the character. Isabel brightened the room with red buds on a duvet cover and shams by Ballard Designs, a sunshine-y mirror (Kouboo has a similar version), and blue and white lamps from Target topped with pink pleated shades from Ballard Designs.

guest bedroom Anyone staying over gets the full bed-and-breakfast treatment with a magnetic pairing of peacock bedding from Target and a floral window shade, plus a mini fridge and coffeemaker on the other side of the room.

The painted and speckled hardwood floor is a fun feature that’s impossible to scuff up.

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Seed packets: very cute (and very cheap!) art

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Plants just put people at ease, which is why we have them all over our place.

—Abby

front yard potting shed The couple converted the garage into a multiuse space for gardening, storage, and hangouts with friends. “We’re out here year-round—it’s covered from rain, and we can plug in heaters when it’s cold,” says Abby. Almost everything, from the garden tools hanging neatly on the wall to the bar cabinet, is used or vintage for an old farmhouse feel.

Before, there was only grass and a few bushes on either side of the path. Now, it’s an oasis! Garden designer Jon Carloftis planned out a blend of native flowers and plants that includes some 15 kinds of herbs and vegetables like cilantro, kale, radishes, broccoli. It’s less manicured than a regular lawn, and more enjoyable to care for.

Tasty, too. Or, as Abby says, “We don’t mow our yard, we eat it!”

FOR SOURCES, SEE PAGE 116.

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shop the look

pillows From top: Diamond Pom Pom 18" x 18" cotton and polyester pillow, $60, kirklands .com; 12" x 20" velvet pillow cover in mustard, $58, studiopillows.com; Ikat 20" x 20" silk pillow cover in red and pink, $22, pammdesign.etsy.com

counter stool Yuta 23 ¾"-tall rattan, wood, and linen stool, $369, paintedfox home.com

mirror Danya B. 20 ¼"-diameter rope and metal mirror, $70, lowes.com

candleholder Marble 11"-tall metal and stoneware candleholder, $22, athome.com

fabric bed Wright queen wood bed, $1,429, westelm.com

Smaller Scale Peony Branch Mural by Danika Herrick linen fabric in blues, $59 per yard, spoonflower.com

sofa Rug-Printed Anatolia 61"-wide cotton and wood sofa, $1,498, anthropologie.com

art Abstract Line 1 by Cass Loh 18" x 24" print in cobalt with classic white frame, $197, minted.com

sconce ED Ellen DeGeneres Simon 5 ½"-wide steel sconce in midnight black, $269, circalighting.com

rug Bungalow Rose Judayah 8' x 10' polypropylene rug in gold/red, $220, wayfair.com

side table Avenlee 23 ¾"H x 16 ½"-diameter marble and metal table, $160, bhfhome.com

cabinet Uttermost Layton 48 ½"W x 12 ½"D x 32 ¼"H wood cabinet, $1,098, lampsplus.com

BUILT IN: 1947 BOUGHT IN: 2019 SIZE: 1,460 sq. ft.

Rockers and tiny tables add to the dollhouse appeal.

Red and gray pavers make for a sweet checkerboard step.

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LITTLE HOUSE, BIG PORCH, and a low-pitched sloped roof are typical bungalow features.

The architecture has roots in India: A “bangla” is what they called a one-story structure in the Bengal region in the mid19th century.

paint HOUSE Seed Pearl

by Behr

TRIM Palais White

by Behr

FRONT DOOR Wasabi

by Benjamin Moore

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PALE PINK SIDING wasn’t what homeowner Rosamond Casey originally had in mind.

“I intended to go with gray,” she says. “But when I saw this glowy pink, I went for it!”

Portfolio 3-Light Traditional 8½"W x 8½"D x 20¾"H aluminum pendant, $58, lowes.com

THE CHARTREUSE DOOR gives the whole place sass.

Says Rosamond, “I’ve had people drop off notes saying what a joy it is to drive by this house.”

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A WHITE PICKET FENCE never gets old. “When I first saw it, I loved how it enhanced the cottage-y feel,” says Rosamond.

Picket fences first popped up during Colonial times; Americans considered them a status symbol. Eventually they became affordable and evolved into a way to delineate property lines— adorably.

doormat Entryways Victoria and Albert Strawberry Thief 24" x 36" coir doormat, $55, wayfair.com

rocking chairs Shine Company Marina II 27"W x 34"D x 45¼"H wood Adirondack rocking chair, $199, homedepot.com

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front left beds bloom from late spring into summer. Their scent is often described as “intoxicating.”

in pots on the porch are compact and cute, just like the house.

house numbers Hy-Ko 3½"-tall aluminum house numbers, $2.50 each, acehardware.com

PHOTOGRAPHS BY ROBERT RADIFERA

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A smack-in-themiddle chimney is like the cherry on top.

BUILT IN: 1915 BOUGHT IN: 1983 SIZE: 1,680 sq. ft.

Oh-so-Southern: a porch for sittin’ and a bench for swingin’.

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FOURSQUARE HOMES are a rare find in Charlottesville—owner Susan Temple lucked out.

They’re named after the four square rooms on each of the two floors.

Vineyard 60½"W x 24"D x 23¼"H polywood porch swing in teak, $419, polywood.com

doormat Juvale Lavender Plant 17¼" x 30" coir doormat, $20, bedbathandbeyond.com

A STANDING SEAM METAL ROOF is a common sight in the area. It reflects sunlight and heat, and helps cool off houses inside. Seams conceal the fasteners for a smooth appearance.

paint HOUSE Royal Silk

by Benjamin Moore

FOR EVEN MORE CHARM, Susan painted the weathered porch a warm brown (try Maplewood by Benjamin Moore) and had a white banister installed.

FRONT DOOR Rocky River

by Sherwin-Williams

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petite pots offer a cheerful greeting.

THE NOT-SO-SECRET GARDEN energizes the simple exterior. Susan gradually transformed the yard with a blend of plants and flowers of various heights. “It’s taken some time to get them this lush,” she says, “but it was worth the wait.”

TRIM Westhighland White

by Sherwin-Williams

SUPERBELLS at the

base of the steps live up to their rep: They bloom from mid-spring to the first frost.

SHUTTERS Deer Path

by Benjamin Moore

BEGONIA, VERBENA: GETTY IMAGES; SUPERBELL: ALAMY

3 FYIs for choosing shutters

• Consider the style: Louvered ones look classic,

board and battens are farmhouse-y, Bahama ones have coastal cred.

The shutters should each measure the height of the window and half the width, so it appears as if they would completely cover it if shut.

Aluminum is a popular alternative to wood classics like these: more durable, less pricey.

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VERBENA BONARIENSIS is a perennial that attracts butterflies.

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BUILT IN: 1900 This turret gives a total castle feel.

BOUGHT IN: 1986 SIZE: 3,437 sq. ft.

Goldendoodle Nessie is named after the Loch Ness Monster (but is much sweeter).

The plant rests on a mounting stone; in old times, people used them to get on and off horses.

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QUEEN ANNE ELEMENTS, like the wraparound porch and turret, are typical of an architectural style that’s all about excess. Peep the corbels and that dentil molding, too.

ORIGINAL HARDWOOD SIDING, discovered under white cement after Parthy Monagan moved in, was in near-perfect condition. Greige paint is chic and practical: “With our red clay soil and hot, dry summers,” she says, “you don’t want anything outside painted white-white or it gets orangey fast.”

hammock Artissanos Boho 13'-long cotton and teak hammock, $415, wolfandbadger.com

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in planters by the columns can be dried into pretty, fragrant bundles.

The homeowner spray-painted it red.

paint HOUSE Silver Bells

by Benjamin Moore

THE SILVER METAL ROOF used to be black. Parthy had the color scraped off and painted a similar shade to the home to make the house seem taller and ultra majestic.

OVERSIZE SHUTTERS accentuate the front door and windows on the ground floor. “When my kids were young, during the summer they used the windows as doors,” says Parthy.

chairs and pillows

LAVENDER: GAP PHOTOS; LIRIOPE MUSCARI: GETTY IMAGES

Yorktowne Green

by Benjamin Moore

Living Accents Palmaro 29¾"W x 28"D x 36¼"H wicker rocking chair in tan, $200, acehardware.com; Palmy Weather 18"x 18" polyester outdoor pillow, $40, society6.com

the skinny on columns

LIRIOPE MUSCARI on the far left and

in the patch by the dog stays green year-round. From late summer to fall, it puts on a good violet flower show.

The ancient Greeks and Romans elevated columns from purely functional (they held up houses) to curb-appeal chic, distinguished by decorative tops. Fluted shafts like these with simple caps are popular on turn-of-the-century homes.

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BUILT IN: 1925 BOUGHT IN: 2015 SIZE: 1,200 sq. ft.

A vintage-y tub planter filled with herbs is cool and convenient.

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CLAPBOARD SIDING, with its long horizontal planks, contrasts the pencil-thin columns.

A POLISHED CONCRETE PORCH that came with the house provided an edgy update; the occasional power-wash keeps it pristine.

Says Claire, “I enjoy sitting here surrounded by my plants and all the colors.”

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HOUSE Cosmic Cobalt

by Behr

Perfect for the garden or patio, it’s impossible not to fall for them.

FRONT DOOR Banana Yellow

by Benjamin Moore

chairs and pillows Christopher Knight Home Montana 28"W x 31½"D x 37¼"H aluminum and polyester chair in gray and black, $606 for a set of 2, overstock.com; Octopus Illustration 16" x 16" polyester outdoor pillow in navy and cream, $39.50, zazzle.com

TRIM Simply White

by Benjamin Moore

Find a garden retailer near you: www .StarRoses and Plants. com

in the kitchen

he got a eer ri e, she got ar i

Jay and Ta’mora Fuhrmann in the kitchen of both their dreams.

Makeovers (and relationships) are all about compromise, and a fab collab in Edina, MN, proves it.

PHOTOGRAPHS BY ADAM ALBRIGHT STYLED BY KELLY RYAN KEGANS

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ike any couple, Jay and Ta’mora Fuhrmann don’t agree on everything. He likes things tidy, she’s OK with mess. He’s happy to eat grilled cheese for dinner, she likes to experiment. He’s a disciplinarian, she’s known to cave at the batting of their boys’ eyelashes. When it came to updating the kitchen in their 1960s split-level in Edina, MN, though, they were on the same page: She would make the big design decisions. “Ta’mora is really creative and into color,” says Jay. “I trusted her vision, as long as it included a beer and wine fridge!” The two also unanimously wanted an open floor plan for their own family and their famous 40-person holiday dinners. Renovators Heather and Brad Fox of Should I Stay or Go? handled the overhaul, which included taking down the wall adjacent to the formal dining room to double the kitchen’s square footage and redoing the oak floors. Ta’mora and Heather came up with the funky design and that all-thecolors scheme. “Occasionally I’d hold up a wild wallpaper or bold piece of art, and Jay would chime in with, ‘That’s going too far!’ ” says Ta’mora. “I had to be convinced a few times, like with the backsplash,” says Jay, “but it all turned out incredible.

Especially the bar.”

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Hood and island: Try Dakota Shadow by Benjamin Moore.

A low-profile hood lets the backsplash take the spotlight.

cabinets “White lower ones gave us a neutral base to play around elsewhere,” says Ta’mora.

Forgoing uppers meant a less kitchen-y, more hangout-y feel. A walnut-stained ledge that spans the wall, full of trinkets from Ta’mora’s childhood home, brought in added homeyness. “I just have to remember to dust up there!”

in the kitchen

backsplash Ta’mora

island Cupcake baking,

lighting After discovering

scored an earthy rainbow with 2 ½" x 9" subway tiles from The Tile Shop, then flexed her computer skills to mock up a combo that pleased everyone. Going heavier on khaki was the clincher for Jay; it grounds the other hues. A vertical layout supersizes the cool factor.

“Our backsplash sets the tone for the entire space,” she says.

homework, and craft projects happen here, and the Fuhrmanns went big: This one’s 9 feet wide and 5 feet deep. Like the tile, the white quartz countertops are matte—when there’s already plenty of pizzazz, you can skip the glossy finish. The counter stools are from Overstock.

these Anthropologie pendants several years ago, Ta’mora had been eager to find a place for them. Mission accomplished.

The lights’ horizontal stripes playfully contrast the lines of the backsplash. Sconces with brass bases (from Sazerac Stitches) above the ledge connect to the gold in the pendants.

bar

Taking Jay’s request for a beer fridge seriously, Heather transformed an old pantry outside the kitchen into a bar.

Bye-bye, bifold doors, hello, margaritas! She put in an arch and wood shelves that match the kitchen ledge. Porcelain tiles with a caning pattern, from 41zero42, were Jay’s triumphant pick. The bartender: Ta’mora.

Ta’mora with Harvey, 5, and Henri, 9.

dining nook Breakfast is served on a Crate & Barrel table that’s surrounded by an oak bench and velvet-seat chairs by Edloe Finch. Landscape art from Juniper Print Shop brightens the space and the mood.

Says Ta’mora, “It reminds me of a happy road trip.” That chic chandelier, found at a local home store, came with a wobbly strip—50 percent off for Ta’mora! “Honestly, all I did was push a nail in,” she says.

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pendant Gatsby 13"-diameter bronze and milk glass pendant, $428, anthropologie.com

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in the kitchen pillows Stripes 20" x 20" cotton-blend pillow, $27, joymeetshome.com

tiles Color Market 2 ½" x 9" ceramic tile in various colors, $11 per square foot, tileshop.com

Tufted Dot with Tassels 18" x 18" cotton pillow, $41, houzz.com

art Agave after Dark

by Karen Kaul 16" x 20" unframed print in agave green, $65, minted.com

handle Andie 3 ½"-wide brushed brass handle, $11, cb2.com

counter stool Domino, 29 ½"-tall ash wood and cane stool in charcoal black, $595, industrywest.com

beverage fridge bowl Madam Stoltz 11 ¼"-diameter rattan and ceramic bowl, $44, smallable.com

Magic Chef 23 ½"W x 23"D x 34"H stainless steel fridge, $492, homedepot.com

runner Zareen 2'6" x 7' polyester rug in scarlet red, $159, ruggable.com

FOR SOURCES, SEE PAGE 116.

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in the kitchen

food + stuff One of the most luscious summer desserts, now in frozen form. That’s cool.

oilcloth Oaxaca tablecloth, from $24, oilclothalley.com

tray 8 ½" x 12 ½" tray, $15, by-ekobo.com

peach melba ice pops RECIPE ON THE NEXT PAGE.

PHOTOGRAPHS BY CHRISTOPHER TESTANI FOOD STYLED BY BARRETT WASHBURNE PROPS STYLED BY CARLA GONZALEZ-HART

in the kitchen measuring cups Nest Measure polypropylene measuring cups in multicolor, $10, josephjoseph.com

push pops Cuisinart silicone ice pop mold set, $18, kohls.com

tray Ice Pops Yellow 12" x 15 ½" acrylic tray, $50, society6.com

art Pink and Orange Popsicles 8 ½" x 11" unframed print, $48, joreyhurley.shop

Get the look of pops you slurped as a kid with the Classic Pop mold from tovolo.com.

peach melba ice pops napkins Ice Cream paper luncheon napkins, $6 for a set of 20, steshaparty.com

blender K400 48-ounce blender in beetroot, $300, kitchenaid.com

fruit shapes Tropical Fruit silicone ice pop of 2 of each fruit, lekueusa.com

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1½ cups peeled peach chunks (from about 2 ripe peaches or thawed if frozen) 1 cup raspberries, thawed if frozen 1 cup plus 2 tablespoons full-fat vanilla yogurt Wooden sticks

1. In a blender, purée peaches until smooth; transfer to a bowl.

Next, purée raspberries until smooth.

2. Layer raspberries, peaches, and yogurt in six 2.5-ounce ice pop molds; repeat until each mold is full. Insert sticks and freeze until set, at least 4 hours.

FOR SOURCES, SEE PAGE 116.

IT'S MORE THAN CHOCOLATE

IT'S MAGNUM ICE CREAM

sources Throughout the issue: PILLOWS Pillows shown are often sold as pillow covers only (which will be noted in the pillow’s buying info); for pillow inserts, including sizing and buying guides, go to amazon.com/pillowflex.

ART Art shown framed is often sold unframed only (which will be noted in the art’s buying info); for frames of various styles, sizes, and prices, go to pictureframes.com.

house tours We Finally Built Our Own Dream Home, pages 71–73 INTERIOR DESIGN Mika and Brian Kleinschmidt, dirt2design.com.

Exterior PILLOWS kirklands.com. Kitchen PENDANTS Kichler Peyton 12"-wide steel

and wood pendants in whitewashed finish, build.com. COUNTER STOOLS livingspaces .com. COUNTERTOPS Avorio quartz countertops, pompeiiquartz.com. CABINETRY wellborn.com. Lanai SOFA AND OTTOMAN ohanawickerfurniture.com. CHAIRS Bistro resin wicker chairs in turquoise and black, ohanawickerfurniture.com. COFFEE TABLE ohanawickerfurniture.com. PILLOWS (blue geometric) The Pillow Collection Fahd 20" x 20" cotton-blend pillow in vista, houzz.com; (dots) grandinroad.com; (yellow) westelm .com. BLANKET Farida 53" x 79" linen and Turkish cotton blanket in blue, theloomia .com. RUG ohanawickerfurniture.com.

Living Room CHANDELIER kichler.com. ART erincoalsonartistry.com. SOFA Nate Berkus & Jeremiah Brent Whitley 126"-wide polyesterblend and wood sectional, livingspaces.com.

PILLOWS (wavy lines) The Pillow Collection Jaimin Geometric 20" x 20" cotton-blend pillows in steelwork, houzz.com; (on chair) The Pillow Collection Cachae Zigzag 20" x 20" cotton-blend pillow in twill, houzz .com. TABLES livingspaces.com. CHAIR Twirl Swivel velvet chair, livingspaces.com. RUG livingspaces.com. Deck CHAIRS Verbena polyethylene chairs in teal, livingspaces.com.

TABLE custom, a1acoastaldecor.com.

All Play, No Work, pages 74–85 INTERIOR DESIGN michelleboudreaudesign .com. Backyard SOFA FABRIC Festival Botanica polyester fabric in kelly green, thibautdesign.com for buying info. CHAIRS vintage. PILLOW Lachen LHN-014 13" x 20" cotton pillow in burnt orange, surya .com for buying info. TABLES Circula 21"H x 17"-diameter powder-coated aluminum table and 15"H x 36"-diameter table, both in white, both bludot.com. Exterior DOORMAT Bold Stripe Shag vinyl rug in peach, chilewich .com. Kitchen PENDANTS cedarandmoss .com. SCONCES Pearl 10"-diameter brass sconces, cedarandmoss.com. BACKSPLASH AND ISLAND TILES Vienna 4" x 8" stoneware tiles in various colors, cifreceramica.com for buying info. CABINETRY custom. COUNTER STOOLS perigold.com. YELLOW GLASSES (on shelf) Fritsy Stemless 12-ounce glasses in mustard yellow, sabanglassware.com; (on island) Essential Borosilicate glassware in amber, hawkinsnewyork.com. Sitting Room CHANDELIER Jason Miller for Roll & Hill Modo 42"-wide brushed brass chandelier in smoke, ylighting.com. ART Squares by Alisa Galitsyna 16" x 16" ginger beige print with classic white frame, minted.com. CHAIRS Aubrey velvet and wood chairs in royale blush, royale evergreen, and royale forest,

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joybird.com. PILLOWS (pink) Blush Arch 22" x 22" cotton pillow, jungalow.com; (white) Veta 22" x 22” wool-blend pillow in ivory, the-citizenry.com; (green) Denim Abstract 20" x 20" linen pillow in hunter green, modshop1.com. COFFEE TABLE tomdixon .net. YELLOW GLASSES Essential Borosilicate glassware in amber, hawkinsnewyork.com.

RUG custom, annieselke.com. Living Room FLOOR LAMP vintage. SOFA custom. CHAIRS vintage, Warren Platner. PILLOWS (square) Concentric 22" x 22" linen pillows in rouge, michelevarian.com; (lumbar) Galbraith & Paul Capa 13" x 20" velvet pillow in multicolor, roomandboard.com. BLANKET Margra 55" x 70" acrylic blanket, crateandbarrel .com. SCONCES custom. CONSOLE BD Studio Carmel 72"W x 18"D x 31"H mango wood, cane, and metal sideboard in natural mango, burkedecor.com. COFFEE TABLE Anya 16 ½"H x 42"-diameter wood and travertine table in neutral, anthropologie .com. SCREEN custom. RUG nordicknots .com. Guest Room WALLPAPER Graham & Brown Trippy wallpaper, 2modern.com.

CHANDELIER 1stdibs.com. MIRROR Ben & Aja Blanc Half Moon 46"H x 48"W silk, wool, and brass mirror in clear, thefutureperfect .com. BED Sven king fabric and wood bed in birch ivory, article.com. BEDDING Tide king linen and cotton duvet cover and standard shams, eq3.com. ROUND PILLOWS Lush 18"-diameter velvet pillows in copper, westelm.com. NIGHTSTANDS vintage. LAMPS vintage. Bathroom PINK TILES susanjablon .com MIRROR Bentwood 30"-diameter elm mirror, rejuvenation.com. TERRAZZO Venice terrazzo concrete in alabaster mmc, concrete-collaborative.com for buying info.

VANITY custom. SCONCES Kelly Wearstler for Generation Lighting Nodes 4 ¾"-wide burnished brass sconces, circalighting .com. BATH MAT urbanoutfitters.com. Main Bedroom CHANDELIER custom. WALLPAPER Grasscloth wallpaper, yorkwallcoverings .com. WINDOW TREATMENTS Luminette window treatments, hunterdouglas.com.

BED Nelson Thin Edge king cane and walnut bed, dwr.com. PILLOWS (beige) westelm.com; (gray) Concentric 22" x 22" linen pillows in black and white, michelevarian.com; (rust lumbar) Winding 12" x 22" linen pillow in Sienna blush, michelevarian.com. LAMPS vintage. NIGHTSTANDS vintage. CHAIR Field velvet and steel chair in moss, bludot.com.

COFFEE TABLE Santoro 15 ¾"H x 37"-diameter quartz and wood table, cb2.com. ART Black Plant II by Alisa Galitsyna 16" x 20" print in olive green with classic white frame, minted .com. VASES (on nightstand) Audrey Bud 3 ½"-tall blown glass vase in amber; Audrey Oval 20"-tall blown glass vase in smoke, both from rejuvenation.com.

.com for buying info. CONSOLE custom, neymade.com. TRAY (on console) thefoxwell .com for buying info. RUG Eclipse hemp rug, fibreworks.com. Dining Room CHANDELIER vintage. ART chairish.com. LAMPS vintage.

SIDEBOARD Dovetail Drennan 54"W x 18"D x 35"H wood veneer and MDF sideboard, meadowblu.com. CANDLEHOLDERS (on sideboard) Flora aluminum, brass, and engineered wood candleholders in various sizes, anthropologie.com. BOWL fetehome .com. DINING TABLE Gabby Taro 92"W x 39"D x 30"H oak and metal table, onekingslane .com. CHAIRS Square Back Louis XVI wood side chairs with French blue velvet seat, Willa parchment exterior back fabric, and walnut brown finish, ballarddesigns.com. VASE vintage. RUG nashvilleruggallery.com for buying info. Kitchen COUNTER STOOLS Gabby Lambert 24"-tall rattan, linen, and metal stools, scoutandnimble.com.

UTENSIL CROCK Kaia 8"-tall stoneware utensil jar, anthropologie.com. SALAD BOWL Old Havana 8"-diameter stoneware bowl in mint, anthropologie.com. CANISTERS crateandbarrel.com. PLANTERS (rosemary) The French Market, Anoka, MN; (basil) pembertonsgreenhouses.com. Bathroom WALLPAPER Ceylon Indian Flower wallpaper in coral and blue, thibautdesign.com for buying info. SCONCES Leeds 8 ¼"-diameter ceramic and metal sconces in Oslo blue, circalighting.com. MIRROR ballarddesigns .com. BASKET vintage. Sitting Area LAMP Uttermost Bessemer 62"-tall steel lamp, lampsplus.com. DAYBED Honey twin rattan and wood daybed, worldmarket .com. PILLOWS (lumbar fabric) Oshkosh 2 cotton fabric in boxwood, estout.com for buying info; (yellow floral fabric) Robert Allen Suburban Home 72087 linen and rayon fabric in yellow, ladesignconcepts .com. CHAIR Selamat Healdsburg rattan chair, kathykuohome.com. RUGS (pink) Kairos KAR06 polyester rug, jaipurliving .com; (brown) Neygi, fibreworks.com. Main Bedroom ART Abstract Line 1 by Cass Loh 30" x 40" print with classic white frame, minted.com. BED Wright queen wood bed, westelm.com. BEDDING ballarddesigns.com.

LAMPS Threshold Dipped 20"-tall ceramic lamps, target.com. RUG Kairos KAR05 polyester rug, jaipurliving.com. Guest Bedroom ART Colorful Abstract Hidden Faces

by Artzilla Prints canvas print, artzillaprints. etsy.com. SCONCES Simon 5 ½"-wide metal sconces in midnight black, circalighting.com.

NIGHTSTANDS vintage. BED Perkins Spindle queen white oak bed, rejuvenation.com.

BEDDING Opalhouse, target.com.

Muddy Boots Welcome, pages 86–97

BUILD Heather and Brad Fox, foxhomes .com. PENDANTS (glass) Gatsby 13"-diameter milk glass and bronze pendants, anthropologie.com; (wood) patinastores .com. WALLPAPER Orange Grove wallpaper in forest green, mitchellblack.com. TILES (backsplash) Color Market 2 ½" x 9" ceramic tiles in various colors, tileshop.com; (bar area) Sunday Twist 4" x 8" porcelain tiles in Mattone, 41zero42.com for buying info.

SCONCES MCM Loa 5"-wide brass and powder-coated steel sconces in matte black, sazeracstitches.com. CABINETRY AND ISLAND

INTERIOR DESIGN isabelladdinteriors .com. LANDSCAPE DESIGN Jon Carloftis Fine Gardens, joncarloftis.com. Living Room PENDANT vintage. SOFAS (red) Rug-Printed

Anatolia 61"-wide cotton and wood sofa in raspberry, anthropologie.com; (black and white) anthropologie .com. PILLOWS (solid pink) anthropologie .com; (pink, on black and white sofa) Xela Jaspe 20" x 20" cotton pillow in light pink, archivenewyork.com. BLANKET urbanoutfitters.com. COFFEE TABLE custom, neymade.com. SIDE TABLE blueoceantraders

in the kitchen He Got a Beer Fridge, She Got a Rainbow, pages 107–109 DESIGN AND

Eucalyptus, yorktownecabinetry.com.

KAVIR RATTAN AND TERRA-COTTA BOWL

crateandbarrel.com. COUNTER STOOLS overstock.com. ART (abstract ocean) Karen Kaul; (leaves) Agave after Dark by Karen Kaul 18" x 24" canvas print, minted.com; (landscape) Hills I by Lynne Millar unframed print, juniperprintshop.com. BEVERAGE FRIDGE Zephyr PRESRV PRB24C01BG 24"W x 23 ¾"D x 34"H stainless steel and glass fridge, ajmadison.com. VASE (on dining table) Pillar Color Block 12"-tall porcelain vase, francanyc.com. UTENSIL CROCK grayhomeandlifestyle.com. MUGS Franca NYC, food52.com. DINING TABLE Walton Ribbed Leg 90"W x 40"D x 30"H wood table, crateandbarrel.com. PLACE MATS Signal 14" x 19" TerraStrand place mats in twilight, chilewich.com. TEAL BOWLS Matte Latte 5 ½"-diameter earthenware bowls in evergreen, anthropologie.com.

CHAIRS Nora wood and steel chairs in olive green, edloefinch.com. RUGS thefoxwell .com for buying info.

Food + Stuff, pages 113–114 OILCLOTH Oaxaca oilcloth in red, oilclothalley.com.

TRAY 8 ½"x 12 ½" bamboo tray in lagoon, by-ekobo.com.

live it up!

Have an Extra-Great Sunny Day, page 118 HAT Embroidered straw fedora, bodenusa.com. SUNGLASSES Izipizi #E polycarbonate sunglasses in honey yellow, vertigohome.us. TOTE Hadley sisal, seagrass, and leather tote in sunflower, shopmarysol.com. SHOES Striped cotton, leather, and jute Afridrilles in yellow, ubuntu.life. BICYCLE Chatham 7-speed beach cruiser bike in sunflower, retrospec.com. TOWEL Scenic cotton beach towel in daybreak, brooklinen.com.

CANDLE Sun Dial 21.25-ounce candle, thecommonfolkcollective.com. PHONE CASE Sunny Days phone case, getcasely.com.

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specs appeal Izipizi #E sunglasses, $50, vertigohome.us

look cool, stay cool SCAN THIS FOR BONUS WARM-WEATHER GOODIES.

Embroidered fedora, $70, bodenusa.com

season’s greetings Sunny Days phone case, $25, getcasely.com

a step in the right direction Striped Afridrilles, $99, ubuntu.life

keeps the vibe going at night Sun Dial candle, $60, thecommonfolkcollective.com

ditch the car when the ride’s this adorbs Chatham beach cruiser, $330, retrospec.com

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supersoft beach treat Scenic beach towel, $75, brooklinen.com Sand can damage washing machines.

Give towels a good shake when you get home.

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