Your Home Magazine | Vol. 4 | Iss. 1 | Lynn Atkinson

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LYNN C. ATKINSON P.A. JOHN R. WOOD PROPERTIES

26269 Tamiami Trail Bonita Springs FL 34134 239.877.2440 | Lynn@JohnRWood.com www.LynnAtkinson.com

HELLO NEIGHBORS, Blue Skies ahead! As we usher in a new year, brimming with possibilities and new starts, we continue to see record sales activity during the 2020 Covid Pandemic. The future looks bright for SW Florida. Van Osborne, the Director of Sales for Ronto Realty shared that “sales for Seaglass and Omega in Bonita Bay are on target with Seaglass nearly sold out and strong Omega sales paving the way for construction to start. Omega is accepting full Purchase Contracts now with completion scheduled for 4th quarter 2022”. Cheers to a great new year!

OMEGA AT BONITA BAY at a glance: Number of residences: Estimated 67 (some residences may be combined).

Approximate Square footage “under air” just under 4,200 to over 6,000.

Each residence receives an enclosed 2 car garage. Penthouses receive 3 car enclosed garage. Ceiling Heights 10’4” up to 25th level, and 11’4” on top two penthouse levels 26 and 27.

Estimated average Sales Price: • End residences from Mid $2M to Mid $4M • Center residences from Low $2M to High $3M • Penthouse residences over $6M

LY N N AT K I N S O N CLHMS, SRES, CNE, TRC, E-PRO, 5 STAR REAL ESTATE AGENT, REALTOR®

239.877.2440 • 800.966.3180

OMEGA at 4991 Bonita Bay Blvd

PENTHOUSE 2602 5 Bed | 6,455 Sq Ft | Offered at $6,945,000

Artist Rendering

UNIT 1702 3+Den | 4,210 Sq Ft | $3,275,000

LYNN C. ATKINSON, P.A., REALTOR ® CLHMS, SRES, CNE, TRC, E-PRO, 5 STAR REAL ESTATE AGENT

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Artist Rendering

UNIT 1901 4+Den | 4,654 Sq Ft | $4,155,000

SEAGL A S S at Bonita Bay

4971 BONITA BAY BLVD UNIT 905 3 BR/3.5 BA | 3,353 SqFt Total | Offered at $1,845,000

This Coastal Contemporary Tower offers a dazzling array of services and amenities

• 28th floor Rooftop terrace with outdoor kitchen and bar.

• Fitness Center with state-ofthe-art equipment

• Grand lobby

• Theater/Media Room

• 8 Guest suites

• Resort-style outdoor pool, with spa and bar

• Spa with men’s and women’s steam and massage rooms • Billiard room with spacious bar.

• Two undercover parking spaces per residence

• Card Room/Club Room For more information visit SEAGLASSATBONITABAY.COM

LYNN C. ATKINSON, P.A., REALTOR ® CLHMS, SRES, CNE, TRC, E-PRO, 5 STAR REAL ESTATE AGENT

16715 Enclave Cir. Naples 34110 4 BR / 4.5 BA | 4,002 Sq Ft Living | 5,585 Sq Ft Total | Offered at $2,399,595 • Nestled between Mediterra and Talis Park on Livingston Road in North Naples

• Built by custom homebuilder, Matthew Fiterman with Distinctive Communities

• Coastal Contemporary Architecture

• 27 fully customizable smart homes

• Designed by Naples architects Stofft-Cooney

• Lake or Preserve views

• 7 Unique Floor Plans • Crystal cabinets, Andersen windows, and Viking appliances

Call me for more information or stop by the sales center at The Enclave of Distinction off of Livingston Road at 16709 Enclave Circle, Naples, Florida 34110 or visit EnclaveOfDistinction.com.

Let me feature your home in my next edition. Call or text 239-877-2440 or email Lynn@JohnRWood.com

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22 2 digital dish Inspiration online and on social media

3 new year motivation Up your workout game with these fun home gym products

4 modern aesthetics Sleek, contemporary design is found in this Naples, Florida residence

12 style spotter This year’s design trends to consider when updating or building your home

20 the color of inspiration New year, new colors to brighten your home’s walls

22 wellington beauty A luxurious estate-style home on Florida’s West Coast

30 top picks Patio picks, perfect for Florida winters

32 heart(s) of the home Find out what’s hot in kitchen and bath design in the coming year

36 a transitional approach to west indies architecture Thoughtfully curated custom home in Lakewood Ranch, Florida

44 light & bright Fresh and easy recipes to start your year out right

48 reduce home strain with these quick fixes Easy maintenance tips to reduce strain on your home

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OTIO CHAIR & OTTOMAN

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Channing Spano

The generous proportions of the Otio lounge set are balanced by its angular mid-century design. The comfortable foam-padded chair, gorgeous leather upholstery (available in multiple colors), and a solid wood base, create a seat that looks as good as it feels. Available at article.com for $999.

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arielle coffee table The Arielle collection of tables from Arhaus are artfully crafted by artisans from fossilized clam shells found in ancient tropical oceans. Every shell piece is hand-selected for its unique color and texture. Smooth finishes are buffed and polished to celebrate the natural colors, patterns, and textures, resulting in absolutely stunning one-ofa-kind surfaces. Available at arhaus.com for $3,099.

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UNIQUE PLANTERS These weather-proof planters are a sturdy alternative to the popular woven planter baskets. Made from cement, these intricate, faux woven baskets are an ideal choice indoors or out, for our Florida climate. Each one is hand-painted and perfectly molded with an organic feel that won't ever lose its shape.

Available at cb2.com for $29.95 to $89.95.

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Your Home Magazine® is published by Your Home Magazine, Inc © Copyright 2021. All right reserved. All prices, specs, and financing rates & terms are subject to change without notice. All real estate advertised herein is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act, which makes it illegal to advertise “any preference, limitation or discrimination because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin, or intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination.” We will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. All persons are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised are available on an equal opportunity basis. Advertisers in Your Home Magazine should not be considered referred or endorsed by Your Home Magazine or any other advertiser. If your home is currently listed, this is not an offer to sell your home.

apple watch

Perfect for tracking your home workouts, the Apple Watch is a great addition to your fitness routine. The latest Series 6 model precisely measures your vitals throughout the day and is fully customizable based on your preferences.

Starting at $399; apple.com

new year motivation New year, new you! We all know how much we want that to be true. January usually starts with the best intentions to eat right and get active, but data shows that about 60% of people give up on new year goals by January 17th. For many, time can be an issue as life gets in the way. The year gets started, you get busy, those trips to the gym are harder to fit in, and suddenly you haven’t worked out in weeks. One easy solution is to move your workouts to your home. Here are a few items that can help you create a small home gym and stay on track as you get more active.

s'well bottle

Perfect for at home or on the go, the original S’Well bottle is tripleinsulated, keeping beverages cold for 36 hours or hot for 18 hours. Starting at $25; swell.com

peloton bike

triggerpoint foam roller

After you’ve done your home workout, The GRID® Foam Roller, is here to help you stretch out sore muscles. The multi-density foam surface delivers firm compression like a sports massage while channeling blood and oxygen needed to repair muscles. $34.99; triggerpoint.implus.com

Peloton has become one of the most popular pieces of home gym equipment. Offering world-class instructors, you are able to choose from thousands of classes across a variety of disciplines as you move up the leaderboard and track your progress over time. Starting at $1,895; onepeloton.com

lululemon mat

This versatile mat is great for a home or beachside yoga session.

The polyurethane top layer absorbs moisture to help you get a grip during sweaty practices and the natural rubber base gives you cushioning and a textured grip. $68; lululemon.com

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MODERN AESTHETICS

BY CHANNING SPANO PHOTOGRAPHY BY MIKE ANDERSON

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ocated in Lake Park, this home is not only set in a coveted neighborhood, it also offers modern aesthetics inside and out. A beautiful sunlit interior and spacious living areas perfect for someone who wants a peaceful oasis in the middle of all that Naples, Florida has to offer. “The location is one of my favorite things about this listing,” says Principal Broker, Chris Wells. “Lake Park is one of the most centrally located communities in Naples and this home is perfectly situated to take advantage of shopping and dining, as well as the beautiful beaches just across the Trail.” In addition to location, the threebedroom, four-bath home offers a stunning marble-clad kitchen which includes a designer appliance package, a western-facing covered poolside lanai, and discreetly positioned open air courtyard, enhancing the outdoor living area. The airy master suite opens to the pool, beautifully landscaped backyard, and maintenance-free synthetic lawn.

BIG ON STYLE

The home’s contemporary design starts with the exterior. The straight and clean lines with minimal details are mimicked in the landscaping. The symmetry of the home both in its architecture and the vegetation is attractive and helps to enhance the modern feel as you approach. Large format pavers in varying sizes create more visual interest.

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CONTEMPORARY CUISINE The kitchen is a study in marble as the entire wall behind the cooktop is clad in the elegant stone.

Its monochromatic design is enhanced by the espresso-colored cabinets on the far end of the room which house the other important appliances. The large island is perfect for entertaining.

FLEXIBLE LUXURY “All the rooms in 1218 are filled with natural light. The home is designed with high ceilings and windows placed to beautifully capture the sun,” says Wells. “The home’s contemporary style is still very warm and inviting, so if you’re just wanting to relax after a day out on the beach, the furnishings and design work for comfort. However, if you want an evening with friends, the home décor can be beautifully formal.” The home’s white on white great room is accented by pops of blue and orange. Comfortable sectionals and sofas create a U-shaped main seating area that is afforded views of the beautiful landscaping through large sliding doors.

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STUDIOUS SPACE The office is more masculine than the rest of the home while still keeping true to modern design. Warm colors are cleverly introduced into the room through the art piece, wooden legs of the floor lamp, and the books and accessories on the tailor-made built-in shelves.

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MODERN SLEEP

TRANQUILITY REIGNS

The master bedroom’s focal point is the dark wood headboard wall that provides separation between the bathroom and the master suite. As in the other rooms, this space is minimalistic with a focus on specific accessories that drive the design story forward.

The master bath is clean without feeling clinical. The headboard wall doubles as a bank of cabinets which provides plenty of storage so cosmetic accessories and towels can be stored out of sight. This keeps the bathroom, especially counters, uncluttered which is a hallmark of contemporary style. The master bath also features a dual vanity and a large soaking tub.

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OUTSIDE SPACES The home’s emphasis on indoor/ outdoor living can be best seen from the pool deck and lanai situated in a private courtyard design. Perfectly proportioned for the home, the linear pool’s design extends to a sunbathing area with white lounge chairs. The space is anchored by a maintenance-free synthetic yard that’s green yearround and a row of attractive palm trees, perfect for the home’s gulf town location.

This home is offered at $2,488,000.

For more information about this home, or others in your local area, please contact the Realtor® who sent you this magazine.

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STYLE SPOTTER DESIGN TRENDS FOR THE NEW YEAR

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NEW YEAR ALWAYS brings a fresh perspective. From your personal life to your style to your home’s aesthetic, most people find themselves wanting to create new habits and infuse new life into their spaces and daily routines. Last year has definitely brought some new perspectives. We have come to understand what’s really important in our lives and what we can live without, while still having a full and rich existence. Our focus has turned towards the home, a place where we do so much living these days. This shift has taken us back to our roots. Historically, home and the small community surrounding it, was the place where people spent the vast majority of their lives. Family and friends were close, providing important support networks, and the physical home itself was more than just a place to sleep at night. It was the school, it was the office, it was the restaurant, and the gathering space for celebrations. It tethered people to their lives and communities in a very tangible way.

Events throughout history have influenced design, so it’s no surprise that we are seeing that happen again. For example, after World War II, a generation of veterans with young families looking for ways to build their lives created the need for inexpensive housing and furnishings, causing a boom in design and production. People were optimistic about the future and commercial jet travel encouraged a growing fusion of cultural

influences. This led to a blurring of Eastern and Western aesthetics in interior design. There was also a shift in the way families lived at home. The elaborate pre-war households were gone, replaced by informality and adaptability. The idea that furnishings had to be expensive, statuesque objects was also gone as new materials and technologies developed during wartime were used to create increasingly abstract and lower priced, mass-produced objects. Innovators like Charles and Ray Eames developed their highly influential “LCW” chair based on their wartime experiments. Designers across the country wanted to promote American design through the Good Design movement, which promised life-enhancing products for any budget.

As events shape our lives today, the trends for 2021 in furniture and accessories are impacted as well. Our renewed time at home means people are looking for ways to refresh their spaces and create a place that brings peace and stability to their lives and the trends reflect that desire. A return to home has created the desire to return to a design aesthetic of yesteryear that’s updated for our modern sensibilities and that can be seen in the top three emerging trends for 2021. A love of antiques, the shift towards warm tones, an embrace of familiar textures and prints, and a focus on nature or sustainability, these styles are finding their way into décor and home fashion this year.

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t its heart, Cottagecore embraces a simpler, sustainable life in harmony with nature. It is idyllic escapism that looks to life beyond cities and modern technology, and brings an appreciation for simpler living. The design style gives a nod to the traditional English countryside through romantic nostalgia. In fashion and online, you may have noticed dainty daisies, wild cottage flowers, and warm tones popping up on fabrics and photos which is a sneak peak of the style we will be embracing this year. Cottage style décor, furniture, and styling can be easily emulated in your own home. If you’re longing for wildflowers and slow-living in a cozy home, these are three key elements of Cottagecore to incorporate as you bring this style into your own rooms.

NATURE

Cottagecore embraces a love of wild flora and fauna, and the natural setting that accompanies countryside cottages. The sounds of birds, the colors of the outdoors, the smell of summer coming through open windows—in Cottagecore, inside is just an extension of outside. Bring in nature with houseplants and choose a natural color palette with warm tones. Use large foliage displays and wild flowers over more manicured hothouse blooms. This style embraces the fluidity of wild plants and flowers versus the structure of something like succulents that have been very popular over the last few years. These less rigid flowers also dry well, and dried or pressed flowers can be used in design, reminding us of simpler times when people wanted to preserve the beauty of their flowers, not always rushing to buy new ones as soon as the color began to fade.

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SUSTAINABLE STYLE

A core tenant of this style is the belief that we can and should live more sustainably, returning to a simpler era as we embrace what nature gives us and what we can create with our own hands. While there are manufacturers that create pieces that work well with this style, shopping at vintage or antique stores is not only in keeping with this design theme, it’s also the perfect way to find treasures that add layers of depth and history to your home.

DAINTY DETAILS

You probably noticed an overabundance of “prairie style” dresses with small flowers and delicate leaf prints in the stores and all over social media this summer. Just like those dresses, basically a modern take on Little House on the Prairie, dainty details are a staple of Cottagecore design. Vintage lace tablecloths and handmade décor that’s one-of-a-kind is the ideal. Intricate floral or checked prints are the perfect accessory to rustic furniture and aged walls.

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hile we might not be traveling as much, design inspired by far off lands is still strong, especially when it comes to a relaxing beach trip. Perfect for the oceanside setting Florida has to offer, the laid-back lifestyle of Hawaii in particular has been reimagined in this next trend. Interiors inspired by distant shores offer a calm and relaxing living space making home an inviting place to recharge. By adding a contemporary edge to a classic floral design, the Distant Shores trend takes tropical brights, subtle monotones, and soft yellows to a new level to inspire your everyday life. As in Cottagecore, these naturally inspired elements are used to bring outside indoors, and then introduction greenery into homes.

Besides fabrics, digital prints are another great way to create the feel of a tropical resort, and are designed to work in any home with complementary color palettes. A return to global inspiration is sure to be a hit and here are some ways you can include this style into your home.

NATURAL WOOD

Think of a home found on the shores of Hawaii and chances are you will picture a mix of dark and light woods. Rattan, bamboo, ohia, koa, and mango wood are all commonly used in Hawiian furniture and design, and add layers of color and texture to your design. These classic materials can take on new life when used in modern ways, so there’s no need to worry your home will look like something out of the 1960s.

Natural woods are modern and elegant.

COLOR

A staple of this style, and of 2021, naturally inspired color can be used as an accent in linens and in art, or as the palette for a whole room. Earthy reds and oranges, ocean blues, foliage greens, and warm neutrals can come together or be used in small doses to create a travel-influenced home.

PATTERNS

When emulating this design style, patterns play an important role. From organic shapes to modern, structured lines, patterns can be used in every room. And while tone on tone patterns will work, this is a style where you can play with bolder options. Leaves and corals in bright green and saturated red are beautiful against a contrasting background.

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third trend you will see this year will be a move towards an industrial interior style. Industrial style refers to fuss-free, no-nonsense décor that takes inspiration from the look of warehouses, factories, and industrial structures. Comprising stripped-back architectural details like the use of bare bricks, metals, and wood, salvaged and recycled materials are also used to achieve this look. This ability to use reclaimed or antique items is one of the reasons this style is gaining popularity. As with Cottagecore, people want grounding design that adds history and depth to their homes. This is just a more masculine way to achieve that look. With this focus on reclaimed items, one of the main benefits in creating an industrial style home is the opportunity to customize the look using furniture and décor that are completely unique to you. This is a fuss-free style that is gaining popularity as people look for new ways to change their interior design scheme into something that creates a mix of modern and traditional design. This design style works in all settings, not just urban environments. So here are some themes to keep in mind to incorporate this style with confidence.

COMFORT

While it might seem counterintuitive based on the name, when creating an industrial style room, keep comfort at the forefront. Furniture should be minimalist, but that doesn’t mean comfort should be sacrificed. Choose furniture that has a simple design with solid upholstery in natural textures and neutral colors.

COLOR AND TEXTURE

An important part of this style is creating the right palette. For example, when designing an industrial living room, stick to a base of neutrals like gray, black, and white, then add pops of warm colors through accents. Bring in your own personality with vibrant art, throw blankets, and bold pillows that provide a contrast to the monochromatic décor. From there, it’s about the different textures you add to your space. This can come from the metals, wood, and stone, so this style is perfect for people who love exposed beams, ductwork, or brick walls.

ACCESSORIES AND LIGHTING

Limit accessories to just the most impactful items to keep surfaces clutter-free and clean. When choosing your accessories, look for pieces that have history to them but still remain contemporary. Pair with modern elements like large abstract wall art or metal structures with a structural feel. Lighting is an important accessory in this style, with most people choosing metal pieces in a combination of pendants and lamps. Pendants should be low hanging with wide shades and multi-directional floor lamps are a wonderful way to add this style into your home. Of course, look for reclaimed lighting whenever possible.

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THE COLOR OF INSPIRATION Urbane Bronze by Sherwin-Williams

Aegean Teal by Benjamin Moore

Passionate by HGTV Home

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ast year brought about some impactful and chaotic changes.

With that in mind, many companies have chosen colors that are serene and soothing to help you create a peaceful environment.

As we work from home, school from home, and just spend more time in general at home, the colors you surround yourself with have become more important than ever. Here is a roundup of the leading color and design companies’ choices for colors of the year.

URBANE BRONZE BY SHERWIN-WILLIAMS This warm neutral is Sherwin-Williams’ color of the year. Urbane Bronze SW 7048 is a bold and grounding shade of gray-brown inspired by nature and intended to reflect serenity and stability. The gray undertones balance the natural brown to create a comforting color reminiscent of well-loved metals or timeworn stone. Urbane Bronze is intensely saturated while still subtle, making a sophisticated statement in any room. Perfect for a den or bedroom because of its cozy feel, it also lends a contemporary look to builtins or kitchen cabinets when walls are finished in a warm white to offset the richness of the paint. The bold shade also works well in smaller doses, such as on your front door or an accent wall in the living room. Natural materials like wood, stone, and woven textures enhance the color’s organic feel. For depth, choose accents that supply a variety of textures, such as worn leather, faux sheepskin, and aged metals. This color is available at Sherwin-Williams stores nationwide.

AEGEAN TEAL BY BENJAMIN MOORE Benjamin Moore has selected a soft and soothing blue-green for its color of the year. Aegean Teal 2136-40 brings tranquil blue and a soft green together with a gray undertone to keep the color modern. In keeping with the theme of nature and harmony people are searching for in their homes, the color

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invites you to take a moment to reset with its calming qualities. This makes it a great choice for bedrooms or home offices, or it can create casually elegant kitchen cabinets. Benjamin Moore has released 11 other organic colors this year in their color trends palette. Aegean Teal can be paired with buttery yellows, creamy off-whites, and deep earthy hues. To enhance the color’s warmth, decorate with natural materials like wood, stone, and brick for a balanced and textured look.

PASSIONATE BY HGTV HOME BY SHERWIN WILLIAMS HGTV Home by Sherwin-Williams predicts vibrant, daring colors will be the trend of choice in the coming year. Passionate HGSW2032 is a rich and saturated tone, connecting the modern and traditional. The bold yet elegant hue, named color of the year by HGTV Home, joins nine nature-inspired shades in their Delightfully Daring Color Collection,

Aqua Fiesta

by Glidden

Farrow & Ball

Cherry Taupe

by Valspar

VALSPAR 2021 COLORS OF THE YEAR

which can be found exclusively at Lowe’s. As we spend more time at home, we are paying more attention to the things that make us truly happy. This year, people will be immersing themselves in color, breaking free from expectations to create personalized oases. Passionate’s deep red creates an vibrant backdrop for neutral furniture and nature-inspired accents. For a more dramatic look, try pairing it with other vivid shades from HGTV Home’s collection, like Long Horizon, a classic blue, or the refreshing green Cloverfields.

AQUA FIESTA BY GLIDDEN Taking a new view, Glidden has, for the first time, announced an accent color as their color of the year. Aqua Fiesta PPG1147-4 is a bright, refreshing aquamarine that looks great on an accent wall or millwork. While it might be a little overwhelming as an all-over wall color, this vibrant blue-green makes a splash in small doses when combined with other neutral paint colors. The brand suggests pairing Aqua Fiesta with a cool gray to create a spa-like ambiance that’s perfect for bathrooms. In bedrooms or living areas, layer in cream-colored fabrics and neutral accessories to soften the color’s boldness.

Also thinking out of the box, Valspar has named 12 cozy muted colors as their top picks for the new year. Ranging in tone from misty blue to warm apricot, the hues were chosen for their ability to provide calm and encourage mindfulness. As homes become offices, classrooms, and our main gathering areas, the colors in our rooms have a large impact on our daily lives. The collection of colors features a mix of beautiful neutrals like Gallery Grey, Maple Leaf, and Soft Candlelight, while warm, organic colors, like Cherry Taupe (pictured), offer a warmer option while still subtle and sophisticated.

The paint colors are all available at Lowe’s and other independent paint stores nationwide.

FARROW & BALL 2021 COLORS OF THE YEAR England-based paint company Farrow & Ball selected 12 restful shades this year. From earthy neutrals to rich natural colors, the shades were chosen by the company’s color curator to reflect the broader trend which is leaning away from cool greys and blues and embracing warmer, organic colors.

The collection is divided into four distinct categories and colors can be combined to form timeless schemes. The collection includes chocolatey hues with strong red undertones, fresh yet familiar blues, lush greens with gray undertones and earthy colors that offer an elegant alternative to white.

Perfect for a range of rooms from the entryway to your home office, the company’s commitment to non-toxic paint and manufacturing makes them an appealing option to people looking for a more natural option.

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BY CHANNING SPANO | PHOTOGRAPHY BY BLAINE JOHNATHAN PHOTOGRAPHY

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ringing together a combination of timeless elements with contemporary design, this new estate-style home from Stock Custom Homes features five bedrooms, five full baths, two half baths, and a four car garage. On a lot over a half acre, the home boasts over 6,000 square feet of living space. Located in the Palm Beach Polo and Country Club in Wellington, Florida, the amazing setting is just one of the special elements this home offers. A landmark of luxury living and worldclass sporting, this highly sought-after community has been known as the focal point of equestrian sporting entertainment for decades. It features access to multiple equestrian venues like the International Polo Club, which hosts world-renowned polo events. The Winter Equestrian Festival, just a short drive away, is the world’s largest and most successful seasonal horse show, featuring continuous competitions for hunters, show jumpers, and equitation divisions from January through April.

The community also boasts an 18-hole championship golf course, elegant clubhouse, multiple polo fields, and

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a pair of croquet lawns. The Cypress course, designed by Pete Dye and his son P.B., is a dream for naturalists as much as technicians. Played around the Big Blue Preserve, this course was initially built for the Chrysler Team Championship on the PGA Tour. In addition to golf, Palm Beach Polo offers members a wide array of amenities. The Golf House offers the finest in social events, from wine dinners and holiday buffets to fashion shows and live entertainment, members have access to a complete fitness facility with massage therapy and a beautiful outdoor swimming pool.

Custom estate residences by Stock Custom Homes are one-of-a-kind creations that fulfill each homeowner’s unique personal preferences. Each one embraces the company’s commitment to impeccable quality and an exceptional home building experience. These homes provide owners with the ability to design and build their dream home on their own homesite. You can also choose from one of Stock Custom homes exquisitely designed and furnished move-in-ready estate homes.

LIVING WELL

The formal living room offers an intimate space to gather as you enter the home.

A seating area of armchairs and chenilleclad sofa is kept elegant through a neutral palette combined with warm wood tones and fantastic textures. The rug picks up the colors in both the custom built-ins and the dramatic dark fireplace wall.

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ENTERTAINING ELEGANCE

The dining room is made for evenings spent with good friends, enjoying cuisines paired with the best wines from the home’s own wine room. Dark wood and applied molding details create a beautiful space that is enhanced by the tiered, matte gold metal chandelier that fills the airspace above the espresso wood table. Abstract art brings a pop of color to the room while the glow from the wine room adds warmth to the space.

SPACE TO INSPIRE

Through the great room, the chef’s kitchen with a butler’s pantry offers a top-of-the-line appliance package from Wolf with gas range, double ovens, and an expansive island which combine to create the ultimate cooking experience. Cabinets feature a natural wood finish which is a wonderful example of a shift from white on white kitchens to something more personal and visually interesting.

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RELAX AND RECHARGE

The interior’s emphasis on a neutral palette with shades of green and a variety of wood tones is continued in the master bedroom. Taupes and creams come together with chocolate and dark chartreuse to create a restful space. The floor to ceiling picture window overlooks the pool and the world-class golf course beyond while flooding the room with natural light. Vaulted ceilings white wood details enhance the room’s light and airy feel.

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BATHING BEAUTY

Elegant and impactful, the master bath is a true home spa with marble-clad, dual head shower, a floating tub, and a double vanity with mushroom colored cabinetry and a seated makeup area. The tile floor features a decorative inlay in varying shades of grey, creating a beautiful focal point and is mirrored in size and shape by a tray ceiling with panel inlay above. Soft curtains with a simple grey line detail finish the room.

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MODERN SHINE

The pool is a fabulous mix of shimmering tiles, natural stone, and elegant landscaping. The deck provides lounging areas by the raised spa covered in dark glass tiles with specs of lighter grey and white. It is beautifully contrasted by the vibrant blue water of the large swimming pool with clean and modern lines.

From this angle, you can see the home’s emphasis on the view of the lake and golf course as banks of large windows expand the entire length of the rear elevation.

LIVING AL FRESCO

The impressive outdoor living area offers a variety of seating options including a chat area in front of the stone fireplace wall and an outdoor dining space.

Green, chocolate, and taupe are found here which help to create the feel of a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience. A warm wood ceiling adds a slightly West Indies feel to the space.

This home is offered at $8,495,000. For more information about this home from Stock Development, or others in your local area, please contact the Realtor® who sent you this magazine.

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Heart(s) of the Home T H I S Y E A R ’ S K I T C H E N & B AT H T R E N D S

HOME DÉCOR ISN’T THE ONLY THING GETTING A MAKEOVER IN 2021. THE KITCHEN, THE HEART OF THE HOME, AND THE ALL IMPORTANT BATHROOM, ARE ALSO SEEING DESIGN CHANGES AS WE ENTER THE NEW YEAR. HERE ARE THE MAIN TRENDS TO WATCH OUT FOR AS YOU PLAN A NEW BUILD OR REFRESH YOUR CURRENT HOME. 32 | YOU R HOME M AGA Z IN E®

Kitchen COLOR

The days of the all white kitchen might be numbered. This year we will see a return to color in the kitchen as people want to customize their spaces more than ever. Kitchens are filled with surfaces that love color, from appliances and flooring, to window treatments and cabinets. If you feel a little hesitant to dive right into this trend, a good way to start is by deciding how much of a permanent commitment you are willing to make. Maybe a bright blue island isn’t for you, but wall colors can be easily changed if you decide to go in a different direction. Color is such a personal thing, so choose something that will make you happy in a few years, not just the trendiest option based on current fashion.

W O O D F I N I S H E S This retro trend has not been seen in mainstream design re-

cently, but it’s making a comeback this year. Wood-faced cabinets add warmth to your kitchen while still providing a neutral backdrop for other design elements. Use woods with a subtle grain and minimal stain to keep the look modern and natural. Part of the appeal of this trend is

embracing a more minimalist look, and these cabinets also pair well with industrial home décor. This trend looks really beautiful paired with stone or concrete.

D E E P & D A R K Darker kitchens have been gaining popularity and are predicted to continue to be popular for many reasons. Often overlooked as purely an accent color, black is having a moment.

Not only is black liveable while being luxurious, it works with textured woods adding rustic, homey charm. For homeowners with a love for all things modern, shiny black cabinets, black marble countertops with stunning white veins, black floors, and even black appliances are an interesting addition to their kitchen. If you love this idea in theory but aren’t ready to commit to an entirely black kitchen, don’t be afraid to start small. A black backsplash or an accent wall is a great way to begin to incorporate this trend.

C U R AT E D D E S I G N A focus on design continues as people want to feel totally comfortable while spending more time at home and the kitchen is getting an upgrade in design and décor. A curated look means thoughtfully designed visual spaces styled with original artwork, decorative ceramics on open shelves, cookbooks stacked in the corner, and other unique accents carefully placed to achieve an instant lived-in look. The goal is to add personality, creating a space that feels inviting and warm. This kitchen is a nostalgic one where people feel inspired to bake, try new recipes, and generally slow down surrounded by the comfort of familiar and personal treasures.

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Bathroom B O L D B AT H If there is a room in which to implement a design update, it’s the bathroom. These smaller rooms offer the opportunity to try new ideas, as they are private areas and closed off from the rest of the home.

Want to paint the walls red? Do it in the powder bath for a fun surprise when guests arrive. Love that bold wallpaper but not sure how it will look in a larger space? Use it in your master bath instead. Bathrooms are now less confined to traditional whites, polished ceramic, and a clean contemporary feel. People are becoming more confident about bold design in bathrooms and powder rooms. This year will be all about bringing the outside in (see page 25), so creating a sanctuary in your bathroom can include murals and wallpaper that infuse vintage charm with modern sensibilities through natural motifs.

T H E H O M E S PA

After a difficult year, it’s no surprise that people want to create an oasis in their home, and the bathroom is the natural starting point for a spa-like experience.

Scented candles, luxury fittings, rich textures, and unique finishes—there are a variety of ways to create your very own spa retreat in your master bathroom. These oases at the heart of the home are a place to privately unwind, and this trend embraces a quiet sense of individualized luxury. You can create this atmosphere though something as simple as candles while you take a bath, or it can be fully enjoyed by outfitting your bath with things like massaging showers, hydrotherapy baths, and state-of-the-art steam rooms and saunas.

F LU T E D SU R FAC E S

Picking up steam this year, fluted surfaces, especially on cabinetry, is going to be a hot trend among those looking for a visual and tactile combination in their bathroom. These ribbed surfaces which are reminiscent of Art Deco glamour, have been given a contemporary twist. Perfect for

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the bathroom where you can introduce forward-thinking design, delicately ribbed vanities and cabinets provide subtle interest and look especially upscale when the ribs are kept natural. Even shower doors can get in on this trend as decorative, vertically grooved glass offers more privacy than flat glass and takes your bathroom design to a whole new level.

WA R M TO N E S

We cover this more in depth in our color article on page 20, but warm, earth-inspired tones are here and ready to be used in your bathrooms.

Inspired by the current desire for comfort and warmth, natural pigments like terra cotta, rust, caramel, and biscuit are wonderful additions to your bathroom, and work well with any design scheme from modern to rustic, as long as you accessorize well.

A natural area to find these colors is in your tile, so look out for tiles in earthy colors and tactile finishes. Try contrasting them with black fixtures or stone counters to add definition. These tiles also look wonderful next to unfinished wood as a companion to the natural warmth these tiles bring. If you aren’t ready to replace or commit to tile, you can also paint the walls of your bathroom in these warm tones, or dip your toe in the water by adding accents through ceramics, towels, and rugs.

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A TRANSITIONAL APPROACH TO WEST INDIES ARCHITECTURE

By Oliver Nash Photography by Gene Pollux, Pollux Photography

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cathedral ceilings with custom-stained beams, transitional aesthetics that are both timeless and elegant, sensual, spa-like dual master

bathrooms—The Korina is a luxurious estatesized model home that showcases the best of modern living in Lakewood Ranch. Presented

by John Cannon Homes, The Korina is located at Lake View Estates in The Lake Club and features

three

bedrooms,

four-and-a-half

baths, a great room, dining room, temperaturecontrolled wine room, main kitchen with

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dining area and prep kitchen, bonus room, study, and a three-car garage. The Korina also boasts an additional 2,629 square-feet of outdoor entertaining space, leading it to be recognized as “Best Overall” winner of the 2020 and 2019 Parade of Homes.

The home is filled with bespoke details geared toward creating an upscale retreat. A neutral backdrop is flooded with an abundance of natural light as pops of vibrant yellow, blue, and green are accented by mixed metals throughout the home. Custom ceiling details can be found in each room, adding to the elegance of the home.

There is also an emphasis on thoughtful

design focused on sophisticated, yet approachable entertaining, especially in the main kitchen and accompanying chef-grade prep kitchen. The clean sight lines in the kitchen, and the contemporary mix of Zodiaq and Quartz countertops create functional and beautiful cooking locations.

Founded by John and Phillipa Cannon, John Cannon Homes brings over 30 years

of experience together with a skilled team of professionals. They have an impressive portfolio of more than 1,400 homes in Southwest Florida, with more than 380 of those built for clients on the water, making them the region’s waterfront builder of choice. The experience they provide is tailored to each client’s unique wants and needs. Buyers can begin with a clean-sheet

design or modify one of their many awardwinning floor plans. Their commitment to excellence has lead John Cannon Homes to over 308 Parade of Homes awards from the Building Industry Association of ManateeSarasota and for the past 28 years, they have been awarded “Best Builder” in the prestigious Herald-Tribune Readers’ Choice Awards for Sarasota, Manatee and Venice.

EAST MEETS WEST The home’s transitional take on West Indies architecture starts with the exterior. Classic stacked stone contrasts beautifully with the more modern grey tile roof, while Liniar windows accentuate the contemporary feel of the exterior.

Decorative corbels and lush, tropical landscape helps to complete the feel of a West Indies retreat.

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GATHERING SPACE In the home’s great room, the cathedral ceiling features poplar scissor beams stained in Weathered Teak which creates a dramatic effect leading the eye to the view of the pool and lake through large sliding glass doors beyond.

Limestone in a grey finish lines the wall to match the scale of the room, while an attractive seating arrangement of cream-clad sofas and armchairs provides a wonderful gathering space. Naturally aged White Oak flooring finished in La Jolla anchors the room and extends through the main living areas of the home.

ELEGANT OPTIONS Placed at one end of the dining room, the temperaturecontrolled wine room with frameless glass walls offers ample room for even the most extensive home wine collection. The warm glow from the abstract art provides another elegant feature in the already beautiful dining area.

DELICIOUS MEMORIES The formal dining room is perfectly set to create memories with family and friends. The espresso-stained table is flanked by lighter wood chairs with open backs and tall host and hostess chairs. An attractive buffet placed in a wallpapered niche offers serving and storage space. Above the room, the stained wood ceiling features an intricate design and showcases John Cannon Homes’ ability to create masterful design details customized to each client.

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TAKE IT EASY

CHEF’S PREP

The bonus room is a great space for casual entertaining or a night with family, and is enhanced by the pocketing glass doors which open to the outdoor living areas. A comfortable, neutral sectional is complemented with pops of green and blue, while natural wood accent chairs continue the feel of the West Indies architecture. The dark stain accentuates the ceiling with details laid in a chevron pattern between box beams. Outside this room, the outdoor kitchen is accented by a bold, weathered, teak-stained wood ceiling, and provides an generous, al fresco dining space.

The kitchen features two distinct areas for maximum function. The main portion of the kitchen is suited for everyday family use, while the chef-grade prep kitchen is complete with a bright yellow gas BlueStar range. The unique maple wood framed window finished in Portobello is not only decorative, it allows for clean sight lines in the main kitchen area which makes the space feel like an upscale dining experience. A contemporary mix of Zodiaq and Quartz countertops are as functional as they are beautiful and the maple cabinets in the two distinct areas are finished in Designer White and Portobello.

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COMFORTABLE LUXURY Restful colors and textures abound in the master suite. At the far end, a sunlight seating area provides a space for reading or coffee in the morning overlooking the pool and lanai. The main portion of the room is enhanced by a ceiling of one-by-six foot tongue and groove inserts stained in Weathered Teak to continue the West Indies feel. Mixed metals in the lighting choices and draw pulls on the flanking nightstands add shine to the room. Blue, light taupe, and white are used to bring a calming feel for optimum rest.

THOUGHTFUL DESIGN The home also features two separate master baths, each offering unique design schemes. Her bath is a retreat in calming white with large format Carrara Pure tiles on the floors and a tranquil asymmetrical tub by Kohler takes center stage.

Large planters and the painted chevron detail adds visual interest to the tone on tone space. Maple cabinetry in Designer White is combined with Natural Walnut to continue the spa-like feel of the room. The modern, open feel of the bathroom embraces an abundance of natural light through ample windows.

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All photos courtesy of John Cannon Homes

OUTDOOR LIVING Bringing the outside in is a key feature in a John Cannon home and The Korina offers three distinctive outdoor entertaining areas. The interior great room’s cathedral ceiling extends over the main lanai area which overlooks the dramatic, dark pool surrounded with shimmering mosaic tiles and sun shelf. A ledged fire bar seemingly floats above the pool, creating layers to the view of the lake beyond. Seating has been kept modern and finished with accents that mimic the color of the sunset.

If you’d like to build a new, custom home, contact the REALTOR® who sent you this magazine to introduce you to a builder that can make your dreams come true.

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light & bright garlic parmesan broccoli 24 oz. broccoli florets

Black pepper

3-4 tbsp. olive oil

1/4 cup freshly grated Parmesan

4-5 cloves garlic, minced Kosher salt

2-3 tbsp. fresh lemon juice

Preheat oven to 425°F. Lightly oil a baking sheet or use nonstick spray. Place broccoli florets in a large bowl. Add olive oil and garlic; season with salt and pepper, to taste.

Gently toss to combine. Spread out in a single layer on the prepared baking sheet.

Place in oven and bake for 10-12 minutes, or until tender. Sprinkle with Parmesan and lemon juice and serve immediately.

quick coconut curry chicken 1 onion, diced

1 tsp. ginger powder

1 red bell pepper, diced

13.5 oz. full-fat coconut milk, (1 can)

4 garlic cloves, finely chopped

1-2 tbsp. fresh lime juice

3 tbsp. olive oil

salt and pepper

3 boneless skinless chicken breasts, cut into 1-inch cubes

fresh cilantro, roughly chopped

2 tbsp. curry powder, or more as desired

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3-4 cups cooked white rice or cauliflower rice (optional)

Heat the oil in a large sautĂŠ pan on medium heat. Add the onion, bell pepper and garlic cloves and cook for 3-4 minutes, until tender. Add the cubed chicken and sprinkle the spices on top. Cook for 5-7 minutes or until the chicken is cooked through, stirring frequently. Pour in the coconut milk and lime juice and let simmer for an additional 5 minutes. Serve with rice (or cauliflower rice for a low-carb option) and garnish with fresh cilantro.

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greek quinoa salad 2 medium tomatoes, chopped ¾ cup diced cucumbers 1/3 cup diced red onion

2 cups cooked quinoa

Fresh juice from one lemon

½ cup crumbled Feta cheese

3 tbsp. olive oil

1/3 cup chopped parsley

salt and pepper

1 tsp. garlic powder

In a medium bowl, mix together tomatoes, cucumbers, quinoa, red onion, Feta cheese, and parsley. Sprinkle with garlic powder. Add the fresh lemon juice and olive oil. Mix together well.

Add salt and pepper to taste. Serve and enjoy!

baked eggs eggs in avocado 2 avocados 4 large eggs Salt and pepper

Toppings can include: bacon, chives, goat cheese, cilantro, etc.

Heat the oven to 425°F. Slice the avocados in half, lengthwise and separate. Remove the pit and scoop out 1-1.5 tablespoons of avocado, creating a larger cavity. Place the avocado halves in a baking dish to keep them upright, and gently crack one egg on top of each half. Bake 15-20 minutes. Sprinkle with salt and pepper and add toppings of choice!

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REDUCE HOME STRAIN WITH THESE QUICK FIXES The additional time that Americans are spending in their houses can lead to excess strain on different rooms of your home.

Review these tips to get to know the areas to keep a close eye on and how to relieve strain to avoid overuse.

KITCHEN • Clean your dishwasher filter to increase the longevity of your appliance.

• Make sure your smoke detector works and the batteries are fresh during a time when you’re cooking more often at home.

BATHROOM • Check under the sink manually for leaks or add a smart sensor to monitor them in real time with alerts sent directly to your smart phone.

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BEDROOM/HOME OFFICE • Consider replacing your light bulbs with LEDs to use one-fifth the amount of energy as you were using before.

LAUNDRY ROOM • Review each hose in your washer and dryer for its condition by looking at the rubber exterior for cracking or brittle bits.

• Fix any water drains that may have flooded during last year’s hurricane season to divert water away from your home.

Source: Hippo Insurance

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