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Paint shades we love and how to use them 27 Not Boring Neutrals Taupe, beige, and gray can actually make a room more exciting.

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Help Us Make Our Bedroom Look a Lot Younger A Texas couple gets an upgrade 45 The High/Low List Some dynamic duos with drastically different price tags 53 Paint Everything! Who knew you could paint this and that and that? Check out all the stuff we made over 60

good question How Bad Is It... To leave a fruit pie sitting out? To not teach your dog tricks? And more! 73

your first house Get to Know Your Property From shutters to siding, here’s the lowdown on upkeep 78

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Sophisticated finishes and a dollop of pattern make for one fab kitchen 114

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Ever thought of painting your headboard a sky blue on steroids? I hadn’t, but after seeing one in this issue (page 27), I asked myself, Would I? Could I? Am I brave enough to venture that far out on the paint deck?

Probably! It’s easier to try a daring color once someone else has gone for it. How about you—would you paint your dining room orange? Your cabinets black? A pillow any color at all? (Oh, yes, that actually happens on page 60!) Maybe you’ve lived with painted pieces all your life and they’re still inspiring you.

Growing up, my sister Jennifer and I were obsessed with the candy-apple-red-lacquered nightstands that my grandpa built and painted for our shared bedroom. We kept our most prized possessions in the drawers, and we put stickers only on the back of the nightstands, because we would have been in big trouble (rightly so) if we stuck them on the front. To this day I’m not afraid of any paint color for a nightstand refresh.

Buzzy yellows, refreshing greens, riotous pinks—the heart wants what the heart wants. Ready to follow yours?

Me on set with one of our favorite pinks of all time: Razzle Dazzle

by Benjamin Moore

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cactus Pastel pink turned a plastic cactus into a design wonder.

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drew scott & jonathan scott property brothers: forever home WHAT’S AN IMPORTANT PAINT TIP PEOPLE TYPICALLY AREN’T AWARE OF? DREW SAYS: Flat paint is more forgiving. The glossier the

finish, the more imperfections you’ll see after the job is done. So if you’re painting an old wall that has been patched or furniture that’s not in great shape, you’re better off going with a flat finish.

THE EASIEST WAY TO CHOOSE A PAINT COLOR FOR A ROOM IS… JONATHAN SAYS: Find inspiration photos in magazines—like this one!—of what you want your room to look like. Take those images to the paint store and get chips that match; people at the store can recommend some. Always try more than one sample. I usually take home three.

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tarek el moussa & christina anstead flip or flop IS THERE A PAINTING RULE YOU’VE LEARNED THE HARD WAY? TAREK SAYS: When I was new at this, I tried to skip priming

walls before painting them to save time and money, but the opposite happened. I paid the price with poor coverage and inconsistent color that had to be redone, and labor is pretty expensive. For new drywall, I like using a high-quality paint and primer in one.

WHICH COLOR IS TOUGH TO GET WRONG? CHRISTINA SAYS: On Flip or Flop, we try to appeal to a

range of buyers with our design choices, so we use gray a lot. It’s a magical color—you can paint an entire floor of a house with it, but the tone will look a little different in every room because of the lighting. Of course, a bold teal front door is always fun!

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cover stars leanne ford & steve ford restored by the fords WHAT’S THE BIGGEST PAINT MISTAKE YOU’LL NEVER, EVER MAKE AGAIN? LEANNE SAYS: Not testing the color on part of a wall before painting the whole room. Luckily it was in my own house. I’d picked a dark blue blackish color, and I painted all four walls and the ceiling without putting a single swatch anywhere. I was just so excited to get going. It pretty much dried purple, so I had to start that job all over again.

SHARE YOUR BEST PAINT TRICK! STEVE SAYS: My best trick is being a human ladder. I’m

6 feet 5 inches and can reach up to probably 9 feet.

But seriously, a sprayer is my real secret weapon—it’s fast, and it gives a seamless finish. You just need to protect everything in the room from overspray with plastic. If you’re not game to do that, I like an 18-inch roller for painting a large space quickly.

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page turner & deron jenkins flip or flop nashville NAME SOMETHING YOU’VE PAINTED THAT WAS TOTALLY UNEXPECTED. PAGE SAYS: At one flip I was trying to sell, I painted the

floor of the wood deck to look like there was an accent rug on it. My “rug” was solid blue with a thick white border. A buyer was either going to love it or hate it.

Thank goodness it turned out cute!

WHAT’S THE MOST HELPFUL OR SMARTEST PAINTING ADVICE YOU GOT FROM ANOTHER PRO? DERON SAYS: The most important part of any paint job

is the prep. Clean the surface, fill any holes, sand the wood, cover the floors, tape off around windows and doors. Putting in extra effort on the front end makes everything go more smoothly—and look smooth too.

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BONUS COVERS AND ABOVE: Top: set design by Sarah Guido-Laakso at Halley Resources; styled by Tara Nichols; hair by Mia Santiago at See Management; makeup by Christina Reyna at raybrownpro.com. Bottom: set design by Jacob Mullikin; styled by Jennifer Hitzges at Creative Space Artists; hair by Paul Warren, makeup by Georgina, both at Judy Casey, Inc.

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“When you’re designing a beach house, you pull inspiration from the ocean. The vibrant blue on the bed frame in this guest room feels inviting, just like the water. The client was so into it that we picked a similar shade for the pendant lights and table in the kitchen.”

—Ghislaine Viñas, designer, New York, NY

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“Painting a runner on a staircase is a great way to add a splash of color, like in this coastal home. The blue is fun and sophisticated, but the best part is that sweeping sand off painted stairs is a lot easier than vacuuming carpeted ones.”

—Jenny Keenan, Jenny Keenan Design, Charleston, SC

water “I wanted to create a space for an 8-year-old girl that she could grow into. A superlight blue that’s dreamy yet not princess-y did the trick. Its airiness makes her room look bigger.”

—Fawn Galli, Fawn Galli Interiors, New York, NY

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“Half bathrooms are perfect places to be bold. This orangey red with a spot-on name brings unexpected color to a traditional vanity.”

—Robin Gannon, Robin Gannon Interiors & Home, Lexington, MA

“The family heirloom dining chairs are a favorite feature in this home, so I chose a paint color to complement them. A crimson shade amplifies the warm wood tones throughout the room—it all feels very cozy.”

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“My laundry room has always been on the dark side because it has only one small window, and the old beige paint didn’t help. A fresh pale yellow really brightened the space.”

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• DUPIXENT is not used to treat sudden breathing problems • It is not known if DUPIXENT is safe and effective in children with atopic dermatitis under 18 years of age.

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Who should not use DUPIXENT? Do not use DUPIXENT if you are allergic to dupilumab or to any of the ingredients in DUPIXENT. See the end of this summary of information for a complete list of ingredients in DUPIXENT. What should I tell my healthcare provider before using DUPIXENT? Before using DUPIXENT, tell your healthcare provider about all your medical conditions, including if you: • have eye problems (if you also have atopic dermatitis) • have a parasitic (helminth) infection • are taking oral, topical, or inhaled corticosteroid medicines. Do not stop taking your corticosteroid medicines unless instructed by your healthcare provider. This may cause other symptoms that were controlled by the corticosteroid medicine to come back.

• are scheduled to receive any vaccinations. You should not receive a “live vaccine” if you are treated with DUPIXENT. • are pregnant or plan to become pregnant. It is not known whether DUPIXENT will harm your unborn baby.

• are breastfeeding or plan to breastfeed. It is not known whether DUPIXENT passes into your breast milk.

Tell your healthcare provider about all of the medicines you take including prescription and over-the-counter medicines, vitamins, and herbal supplements. If you have asthma and are taking asthma medicines, do not change or stop your asthma medicine without talking to your healthcare provider.

How should I use DUPIXENT? • See the detailed “Instructions for Use” that comes with DUPIXENT for information on how to prepare and inject DUPIXENT and how to properly store and throw away (dispose of) used DUPIXENT pre-filled syringes.

• Use DUPIXENT exactly as prescribed by your healthcare provider.

• DUPIXENT comes as a single-dose pre-filled syringe with needle shield.

• DUPIXENT is given as an injection under the skin (subcutaneous injection).

• If your healthcare provider decides that you or a caregiver can give the injections of DUPIXENT, you or your caregiver should receive training on the right way to prepare and inject DUPIXENT. Do not try to inject DUPIXENT until you have been shown the right way by your healthcare provider. In adolescents with asthma 12 years of age and older, it is recommended that DUPIXENT be administered by or under supervision of an adult.

• If you miss a dose of DUPIXENT, give the injection within 7 days from the missed dose, then continue with the original schedule. If the missed dose is not given within 7 days, wait until the next scheduled dose to give your DUPIXENT injection.

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• If you inject more DUPIXENT than prescribed, call your healthcare provider right away.

• Your healthcare provider may prescribe other medicines to use with DUPIXENT. Use the other prescribed medicines exactly as your healthcare provider tells you to.

Stop using DUPIXENT and tell your healthcare provider or get emergency help right away if you get any of the following symptoms: breathing problems, fever, general ill feeling, swollen lymph nodes, swelling of the face, mouth and tongue, hives, itching, fainting, dizziness, feeling lightheaded (low blood pressure), joint pain, or skin rash.

What are the possible side effects of DUPIXENT? DUPIXENT can cause serious side effects, including: • Allergic reactions (hypersensitivity), including a severe reaction known as anaphylaxis. Stop using DUPIXENT and tell your healthcare provider or get emergency help right away if you get any of the following symptoms: breathing problems, fever, general ill feeling, swollen lymph nodes, swelling of the face, mouth and tongue, hives, itching, fainting, dizziness, feeling lightheaded (low blood pressure), joint pain, or skin rash.

• Eye problems. If you have atopic dermatitis, tell your healthcare provider if you have any new or worsening eye problems, including eye pain or changes in vision.

• Inflammation in your blood vessels: Rarely, this can happen in people with asthma who receive DUPIXENT. This may happen in people who also take a steroid medicine by mouth that is being stopped or the dose is being lowered. It is not known whether this is caused by DUPIXENT. Tell your healthcare provider right away if you have: rash, shortness of breath, persistent fever, chest pain, or a feeling of pins and needles or numbness of your arms or legs.

The most common side effects of DUPIXENT include: injection site reactions, pain in the throat (oropharyngeal pain) and cold sores in your mouth or on your lips. Eye and eyelid inflammation, including redness, swelling and itching have been seen in patients who have atopic dermatitis.

Tell your healthcare provider if you have any side effect that bothers you or that does not go away.

These are not all of the possible side effects of DUPIXENT. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA. Visit www.fda.gov/medwatch, or call 1-800-FDA-1088.

General information about the safe and effective use of DUPIXENT. Medicines are sometimes prescribed for purposes other than those listed in a Patient Information leaflet. Do not use DUPIXENT for a condition for which it was not prescribed. Do not give DUPIXENT to other people, even if they have the same symptoms that you have. It may harm them.

This is a summary of the most important information about DUPIXENT. If you would like more information, talk with your healthcare provider. You can ask your pharmacist or healthcare provider for more information about DUPIXENT that is written for healthcare professionals.

For more information about DUPIXENT, go to www.DUPIXENT.com or call 1-844-DUPIXENT (1-844-387-4936) What are the ingredients in DUPIXENT? Active ingredient: dupilumab Inactive ingredients: L-arginine hydrochloride, L-histidine, polysorbate 80, sodium acetate, sucrose, and water for injection Manufactured by: Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Tarrytown, NY 10591 U.S. License # 1760; Marketed by sanofi-aventis U.S. LLC,(Bridgewater, NJ 08807) and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Tarrytown, NY 10591) / DUPIXENT is a registered trademark of Sanofi Biotechnology / ©2018 Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc. /sanofi-aventis U.S. LLC. All rights reserved. Issue Date: October 2018 US-DAD-14946

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PHOTOGRAPHS BY JEFFREY WESTBROOK STYLED BY WENDY SCHELAH

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fun decorating CAMOUFLAGE by Benjamin Moore

A hint of olive lends an earthy element that’s really inviting. I use it when I want a neutral that makes a subtle statement.

—Amy Wax, Your Color Source Studios, Montclair, NJ

EIDER WHITE by Sherwin-Williams

The gray undertone adds real softness. It’s so appealing, it’s on 90% of the walls in my house!

One of SherwinWilliams’ top 15 bestsellers.

—Adam Talianchich, Hatch Works, Austin, TX

STONY GROUND by Farrow & Ball

I’ve painted an entire kitchen, cabinets included, this strong beige. I often recommend it in a glossy finish for walls. It reflects light beautifully.

—Andy Beers, OreStudios, Seattle, WA

COTTON SHEETS by Behr

Fresh, sophisticated, and almost pink, it pairs nicely with dark woods and bold patterns.

—Hooper Patterson, Hooper Patterson Interior Design, Wilmington, NC

SILVER LAKE by Benjamin Moore

It’s a chameleon, looking more gray in dim light and bluish in bright spaces. I find it makes rooms feel both modern and cozy.

—Jade Joyner, Metal + Petal, Athens, GA

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Taupe is especially great on trim in a room that has white walls. The contrast is polished and chic.

—Caitlin Murray, Black Lacquer Design, Los Angeles, CA

POINTING by Farrow & Ball

An ideal ivory that isn’t overly creamy or drab, it’s my favorite for creating a relaxing bedroom.

This color gets its name from lime pointing, the mortar used in brickwork.

—Denise Davies, D2 Interieurs, Westport, CT

SILVER DROP by Behr

This one’s nostalgic for me because it was the color of the living room in our first home. It’s a charming gray—even in dim lighting, it doesn’t read cold.

—Shea McGee, Studio McGee, Salt Lake City, UT

CHOICE CREAM by HGTV HOME by Sherwin-Williams

Imagine natural linen sheets basking in the sunlight: That’s the vibe this color has. It seems fresh yet homey.

—Laura Thurman, Thurman Design Studio, Nashville, TN

A true greige: a warm combo of gray and beige.

MUSLIN by Dunn-Edwards

This is what I use alongside wallpapered accent walls in kids’ rooms and bathrooms, places where white walls can be too severe. Greige is just right.

—Shannon Wilkins, Prairie Home Styling, Newport Beach, CA

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before

Beige-on-beige bedding needed color CPR.

This iron bench has been a placeholder for years.

A modern rug instead of a doily-pattern one: yes, please!

BEFORES: STYLED BY KARA ANTHONY

help us make our bedroom look a whole lot

younger

Homeowners Al and Hillary

Finally, a Houston couple gets the upgrade they’ve been waiting for.

PHOTOGRAPHS BY NATHAN SCHRODER STYLED BY JENNIFER BERNO DECLEENE

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wallpaper This brushstroke-y kind in breezy colors, by Rebecca Atwood, turns the wall into modern art.

bed and nightstands A bed frame from Z Gallerie, upholstered in microfiber fabric, is chic and comfy. “We love having something soft to lean against when we’re reading before bed,” says Hillary. The watercolor-esque duvet cover, from West Elm, gives dreamy vibes. Matching mango wood nightstands from West Elm each got a pop on top: bright yellow lamps from Lamps Plus.

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curtains The glass doors and windows already had blinds, but the room still felt unfinished. Light teal curtains made with Smith & Noble fabric warm up the entire space.

Al and Hillary with Elena, 4; Pauline, 1; and Mary, 6

t ottomans and rug The couple’s old room was basically design by default.

“We stuck the metal bench, which we’d had for ages, at the end of the bed just to have something there,” says Hillary. Considerably more contemporary (and safer for kiddie climbers): a trio of hex-shaped ottomans from Target, with storage to boot. A rug by Feizy has a simple yet energizing design.

he to-do list was loooong when Al and Hillary Caceres moved into their 1960s ranch house in 2017—most of the rooms hadn’t been redone in decades. Slowly but surely the couple checked things off: They ripped out dark wood paneling in the living spaces, redid the kitchen, and updated the electrical throughout.

Then they got pregnant with their third, and parenthood took priority.

“We chopped our master bedroom in half to create a nursery, which made the space look even drearier,” says Hillary. “Everything was left over from other houses we’d lived in, and nothing really fit together.” HGTV Magazine brought the bedroom into 2019 with glam pieces, hits of color, and perky patterns. “It’s all so much brighter and fresher now,” she says.

“We finally have a place just for ourselves that feels like a treat.”

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before

door color Gray Timber Wolf by Benjamin Moore

closet New Shaker-style doors from Simpson Door Company were zinged up with chrome octagonal knobs from Emtek. Painted gray for contrast with the rest of the room, “they look cool and special, not like typical closet doors,” says Hillary.

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chair and side table Previously, a bulky leather chair blocked the dresser behind it, which is why Hillary and Al used it as a clothes dumping ground. Now a new stylish armchair gets to be an armchair, paired with a gold-finish side table (both from High Fashion Home). “I often sit here with a cup of coffee and take a breather,” says Hillary. The cheery art—from Drew Barrymore Flower Home— makes the spot extra welcoming.

wall color Alabaster by Sherwin-Williams

armoire

Out: one dreary black dresser. In: a caned armoire from Urban Outfitters with shelves and a hanging bar inside. “I’d always wanted an armoire, but Al thought it would take up too much space,” says Hillary. “This one looks so airy and open that we both like it.”

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shop the room lamp Melinda 29"-tall ceramic lamp in straw yellow, $140, lampsplus.com

art Circles #1 by Susana Paz 28" x 36" framed print, $355, artfullywalls.com

wallpaper Dreamscape wallpaper in jewel green, $68 per yard (untrimmed), rebeccaatwood. com for buying info

Boraam Trinity 20 ¼"W x 17 ¾"D x

bed Margaux king polyester and gold-finished-steel bed in bella cerulean, $1,599, zgallerie.com

nightstand Roar + Rabbit Brass Geo Inlay 24"W x 18"D x 24"H mango wood and metal nightstand, $399, westelm.com

armoire Marte 43"W x 20"D x 69 ¼"H wood cabinet in white finish, $599, urbanoutfitters.com art (near chair) Drew Barrymore Flower Home English Rose Abstract 22" x 38" print with white frame, $76, walmart.com chair Heath acrylicblend chair in vance mist, $849, highfashionhome.com curtains Summerland Single-Pleat polyester-blend drapes in aqua, from $121 per panel, smithandnoble.com doors (closet) 8755 Interior Shaker engineered wood doors, from $250 each, and (bathroom) 8720 Interior Shaker engineered wood door, from $230, all simpsondoor.com for stores duvet cover Abstract Landscape king rayon duvet cover, $159, westelm.com pillow (lumbar, on bed) Loloi Rugs Justina Blakeney Hola 13" x 21" cotton pillow, $99, hayneedle.com rug Feizy Clare 8' x 11' polyester rug in aqua, $853, rugs-direct.com 50 HGTV Magazine

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the high/low list

Some dynamic duos with drastically different price tags.

$107 This vase’s “needles” are made of porcelain.

Serax Cactus 15 ¾"-tall porcelain vase, amara.com

$798 $399 More than 6 feet tall— that’s a lot of book and knickknack storage.

Irving 71"W x 18 ½"D x 76"H rattan and wood bookcase, anthropologie.com

With its crisscross rattan back, this piece is pretty even without stuff!

Wren 41 ¾"W x 12 ¾"D x 48 ¼"H rattan bookshelf, urbanoutfitters.com

$138

$48

Not just a pretty pillow: It has an intricate weave that’s handmade with a foot loom.

Just-as-juicy sorbet shades in a durable canvas fabric, and the stripes are printed on both sides.

Archive New York Comalapa 12" x 20" cotton pillow in multi, shopcandelabra.com

Elliott Design Factory Kilim No. 3 14" x 24" canvas pillow, roostery.com

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$1,304

$269

Aim light where needed with adjustable arms.

Amp up the ambience with this dimmable looker.

Avenue Lighting Fairfax 66"-wide brass chandelier, lampsplus.com

Light Society Thurston 60"-wide metal chandelier, wayfair.com

$138 $60 Strawberry and Hearts Zigzag 20"H x 13 ½"-diameter cotton pouf, zazzle.com

Larger overall, so it’s extra comfy to plop down on.

Chevron 22"W x 22"H x 22"D cotton and polyester pouf, tjmaxx.com

$80

$39

A copper exterior makes happy hour shine.

Because sometimes two colors are better than one.

Louise 12"-diameter enameled- and copperplated-steel tray in blush, hawkinsnewyork.com

Modrn Glam 14"-diameter iron tray, jet.com

$1,650 $1,009

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This print solves the floral versus abstract debate.

Piping on the edge and inset is a nice detail.

Montaigne queen headboard in cotton block floral blue, annieselke.com

Ally queen headboard in linen-blend Bethesda blue, ballarddesigns.com

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You can add a monogram or name on top for no extra cost.

Every bag tells a story.

What’s yours?

odors with the irresistible scent of Gain.

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$1,075

$55

A thick marble base elevates these tall gilded palms.

A shorter pair won’t deplete your vacation fund.

Palm brass, aluminum, and marble candleholders, price is for a mixed set of 2 (large is 21" tall), michaelaram.com

Palm gold-finishedaluminum taper holders, sold individually, price is for 2 shown (large is 13 ¾" tall), zgallerie.com

$595 $346 This rug is made bottles. Cheers!

Kokomo 5' x 8' polyester rug in blue, companyc.com

Get a more painterly look with blue and lime lines.

Surya Rain Striped 5' x 8' polypropylene rug in emerald and lime, hayneedle.com

$999

$250

The aniline leather straps will only get better with age.

Lean back and think of how much you’re saving.

Taj leather and acacia chair, crateandbarrel.com

Sia leather and mahogany chair, allmodern.com

$195 $79 It’s all about the materials: ceramic and Brazilian walnut.

Case Study 13"-diameter ceramic planter with walnut stand, roomandboard.com

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Gold-painted tips make it seem way more expensive.

Modrn 9 ¼"-diameter clay planter with acacia stand, jet.com

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fun decorating paint a bookshelf and a bunch of things on it

paint candles (these are LED)

paint a quirky lamp so it’s even cooler

paint a trunk just add stripes

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paint pillows (yep, you can paint pillows)

Who knew you could paint this and that and that?! Check out all the stuff we made over in this room.

paint a coffee table using a stencil

S

ure, you can update a room by buying new accessories and a couple pieces of furniture. Or you could grab a paintbrush or a can of spray paint, refresh items you already own, and spend next to nothing. Behold the results of what happened when we challenged ourselves to paint basically everything but the walls in this living room.

Found at a store or DIYed—it’s impossible to tell.

And that’s just the way we like it.

PHOTOGRAPHS BY ALISON GOOTEE STYLED BY KARIN OLSEN

paint a faux plant (how fun is that?)

paint art on a white canvas—you Picasso, you

paint a console a glam glossy black

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fun decorating paint plastic coral and suddenly it’s luxe

paint boxes so they’re colorblocked

paint a defunct camera

paint vintage vases a pretty blue green

(just point and spray)

paint half of a basket for a dipped look

paint a plain planter an interesting pattern

turn for the how-tos on all these projects

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HOW TO PAINT

put a pattern on plain pillows stencil a planter 1. Center the stencil on the planter and attach it with repositionable spray adhesive. Using a foam pouncer, fill in the stencil with crafts paint.

2. Remove the stencil while the paint is still slightly wet. Let dry, then reposition the stencil so it lines up next to the part you already painted.

Repeat until the entire planter is covered. Let dry.

PLANTER Cercle 6 ¼"H x 6 ½"-diameter ceramic pot, $17, afloral.com STENCIL Martha Stewart Global 12" x 7 ¾" Peacock Feather by stencil, $7.50, michaels.com PAINT Martha Stewart Crafts

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1. Make a stencil: On the matte side of a sheet of freezer paper, draw or trace a design. Use a crafts knife to cut out the stencil, creating negative space where the paint will go. (Or buy a premade stencil.)

2. Iron the pillow cover and lay it flat on a protected surface. Put the stencil on top, shiny side down. Iron it on.

3. Using a foam pouncer, fill in the stencil with crafts paint. Remove the stencil while the paint is still slightly wet. Let dry, then repeat until the design is complete.

PILLOW COVERS 18" x 18" cotton pillow covers in salmon pink and white, $15.50 each, elemenopillows.etsy.com PAINT (from top) Peacock Feather, Sweet Potato, Wine, and Wedding Cake, all by Martha Stewart Crafts

spray-paint a lamp 1. Remove the shade and finial and set aside. Tape off the harp, bulb socket, and cord with painter’s tape.

2. Spray-paint the base and finial.

Remove the tape while the paint is still wet. Let dry. Replace the shade and finial.

PHILIP FRIEDMAN/STUDIO D; CRAFTING: THOMAS EBERHARTER, YURIKO KATORI, AND ASHLEY PAGE NORTON

LAMP For a similar look, try Elliott Elephant 20 ¾"-tall polyresin lamp, $58.50, overstock.com SPRAY PAINT Belize by Amy Howard at Home

gloss up a cabinet 1. Remove the pulls and set aside.

Sand the cabinet and wipe clean.

Tape off the legs with painter’s tape.

Prime, and let dry.

2. Paint the cabinet with high-gloss latex paint. Let dry, then apply a second coat. Remove the tape while the paint is still wet. Let dry, then replace the pulls.

CABINET Forestmin 46"W x 17 ¾"D x 32 ½"H engineered-wood cabinet, $400, Black by ashleyfurniture.com PAINT Fine Paints of Europe

dip a basket 1. Fold the top of the basket down into itself. Paint the bottom half with crafts paint.

2. Do a second coat if necessary. Let dry, then pop the top back up.

BASKET 11"H x 16"-diameter seagrass basket, $25, worldmarket.com PAINT Pollen by Martha Stewart Crafts

marbleize candles 1. Pour coral and white crafts paints into two separate paper cups. Mix marbling medium into each cup according to the instructions (we used Testors).

2. Tape off the rim and the bottom of an LED candle with painter’s tape. Wearing latex gloves and holding the candle on its side over an aluminum baking tray, pour on the coral paint mixture, turning the candle for full coverage. Add drips of white, moving the candle around to get a marbleized effect.

3. Set the candle on a protected surface; it helps to elevate it slightly so drips won’t puddle around the bottom. (We set ours on a bottlecap.) Let dry. Remove the tape and scrape off any excess paint from the top and the bottom with a crafts knife. Repeat as needed, using a new paper cup for each color.

CANDLES Ashland LED pillar wax and plastic candles with timer in vanilla scent, from $7.50 each, michaels.com Coral Blush by Americana Gloss Enamels, Poodle PAINT Skirt and Wedding Cake, both by Martha Stewart Crafts

stripe a trunk 1. Tape off the trim and hardware with painter’s tape.

Tape off a wide stripe down the center. Paint it light pink.

Remove the tape while the paint is still wet, leaving the tape on the trim and hardware. Let dry.

2. Tape off two narrow stripes along both edges of the light pink stripe with delicate-surface painter’s tape. Paint them dark pink. Remove all tape while the paint is wet. Let dry.

TRUNK Dorm 18"W x 18"D x 20"H vinyl, wood, and brass trunk in forest green, $249, pbteen.com PAINT Newborn Pink and Royal Flush, both by Benjamin Moore

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how bad is it?

Straight answers to scratch-your-head questions.

NOT BAD AT ALL!

NOT SO BAD!

KINDA BAD!

PRETTY BAD!

REALLY BAD!

SUPER BAD!

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how bad is it to leave a fruit pie sitting out?

It’s safe for a fresh fruit pie to sit covered on a counter for hours—but all bets are off after people start grabbing slices. “Once a pie’s been cut up and served—possibly by a few different people—you’re playing Russian roulette with illness-causing microorganisms like staph and E. coli, which can multiply at room temperature,” says Suresh Pillai, Ph.D., head of the Texas A&M University food safety and environmental microbiology program in College Station. Pies with custard or meringue carry a higher risk of salmonella because of the eggs, while cream- or dairybased kinds could lead to listeriosis—which is why those should stay out no longer than an hour. The safest bet for any pie: Dish out some slices, then stash it in the fridge.

PRETTY BAD! WRITTEN BY JULIANNE PEPITONE

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good question

how bad is it to wipe off your glasses with a paper towel?

“One of the worst things you can do to eyeglasses or sunglasses is clean them with a paper towel,” says Brian Ziegler, director of lab operations at Warby Parker.

Same goes for paper napkins and tissues: “Think of them all as fine sandpaper—their coarseness can scratch up a lens,” he says.

A wipe-and-swipe habit might also wear away coatings like UV protection, antiglare, anti-smudge, and scratch resistance.

Cleaning a pair with a T-shirt is better but still not the best idea, since it’s likely to have debris and body oil embedded in it. Go for a microfiber cloth, as its softness won’t cause micro scratches. If you don’t have a dedicated glasses cleaner, use a dot of dish soap, then rinse—it clears away grime better than hand soap and won’t damage coatings.

Am I supposed to do something with this thing?

how bad is it to not teach your dog tricks?

If rolling over and giving paw are not in your dog’s skill set, no worries. A lack of tricks says nothing about his smarts or your discipline skills, assuming your pet generally listens to commands, says Andrea Arden, a dog trainer based in New York City who’s a regular on Today. When pets are showing signs of boredom, however, such as excessive chewing or extreme rowdiness, training them to do tricks is one way to help keep them stimulated. Arden recommends starting with “shake”—it’s

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PRETTY BAD!

good question

how bad is it to put a plant in a pot that doesn’t have a drainage hole?

Your plant is going to be a goner. “Any moisture that the soil can’t absorb stays at the bottom of the pot with no place to drain,” says Chip Tynan, a horticulturist at Missouri Botanical Garden in St. Louis. That creates an ideal environment for fungus to thrive. Over time it will block the plant’s roots from absorbing air, nutrients, and, ironically, water. “It essentially becomes a question of how long this plant can hold its breath,” Tynan says. “And it may look parched—wilting and yellow.” If your heart’s set on a cute hole-free pot, use Tynan’s hack: Place the plant in a smaller pot that has a hole. Then plop that inside your decorative planter on top of a layer of pebbles to catch excess water.

REALLY BAD!

You’re fine as long as you clean it about once a month—especially important if you have allergies—since dust, mold spores, pollen, and animal dander may accumulate on the blades.

“As the fan whirls, it blows the particles around, and several hours later, people can wake up stuffy,” says Mark Jacobson, M.D., a doctor in Hinsdale, IL, and fellow of the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology. To clean your fan, Dr. Jacobson recommends using a damp cloth, since a dry one or a long-handled duster can disperse dust into the air. Some folks use a pillowcase to sweep off and collect dust—just slide the pillowcase over each blade one at a time. To make the chore easier to remember, link it to another monthly task you do, like paying the cable bill or the mortgage.

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how bad is it to sleep with the ceiling fan on all night?

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get to know

YOUR PROPERTY Stop problems before they start! From shutters to siding, here’s the lowdown on upkeep.

Driveways are low-maintenance.

Squee! Although concrete and asphalt can

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get small cracks when water seeps in and freezes in colder temps, the cracks are usually patchable with a kit, says Brett Waterman, host of DIY Network’s Restored. “For concrete driveways, apply sealer every few years for protection.” Resurfacing (a pro job) can smooth major alligatoring on asphalt.

Yep, chimneys need to be cleaned.

Hire a certified sweep, who will also check for issues like crumbling mortar.

An annual cleaning isn’t necessary if you don’t use your fireplace much, says Frank Lesh, spokesperson for the American Society of Home Inspectors. “A good rule: Once you make it through a cord of wood, have your chimney swept.”

Try a little Tree-L-C. First identify which kind you have (check the vTree app). Photos of healthy trees can help you spot iffy leaves, bark, and branches on yours—which may signal pests or disease, says Tchukki Andersen, staff arborist at the Tree Care Industry Association. To head off further decay, tap a pro to remove dead branches.

Siding is washable, just take it easy.

Want to replace the shutters?

NBD. Composite and vinyl shutters often cost less than wood and look as great, says Alison Victoria, host of Windy City Rehab.

Just bring the measurements of your current ones to a home improvement store. Install new ones with long screws or plastic shutter spikes, which tap in with a hammer. Like the look of yours but not the color? Most are paintable.

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Skip the pressure washer so you don’t damage the paint or finish; a hose is best for wood and composite siding. “Point the nozzle downward, like rainfall—if you spray straight on, water can get under the siding and lead to mold,” says Clint Robertson, cohost of Boise Boys. For stubborn grime, scrub with a polyfiber brush on a long handle.

You don’t need a ladder to spot roof problems.

You might get wasps. Stay calm.

“Patch cracks in siding and porch roofs to stop stinging insects from settling in,” says Jim Fredericks, Ph.D., chief entomologist for the National Pest Management Association.

Should you spot a bunch, figure out if they’re coming from one source. It’s best to call a pro to remove a nest, as DIYing is risky. If you must, do the deed at dusk or later, when inhabitants are least active.

Sure, you can keep your lawn this green.

It comes down to food, water, and a good haircut, says Ben Hamza, Ph.D., a crop and soil sciences expert for TruGreen.

Starting in spring, fertilize every six to eight weeks.

When it’s a dry summer, water twice a week for about a half hour (early morning is best, with less sun to evaporate droplets). Mow regularly, since clipping more than one-third of the grass’s height at once can stress it out.

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Do wellness checks from the ground with a pair of binoculars a couple times a year, and after particularly heavy storms, says Waterman. Asphalt shingles—the most common kind—can last 30 years or more, but sometimes high winds or tree branches will dislodge a few. “A roofer can easily slide in matching ones to prevent leaks,” says Waterman.

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Don’t forget to de-gunk your gutters. “When they’re full of leaves, the downspouts can clog and make water spill over the edge, where it could collect at your foundation or under your roofing and cause water damage,” says Robertson. Clean when leaves are dry and use a gutter scoop to make quick work of the job; flush out finer debris with a hose.

Protect that deck!

“Semitransparent stains, which add color but let wood show through, last two to three years, and solid stains three to five,” says restoration pro Nick Slavik, host of Ask a Painter on Facebook Live. Once a year, zap mildew with a deck cleaner and a stiff brush, then rinse with a hose.

Know how to turn off your H2O. That’s in case of a water emergency, like a gushing sprinkler or an overflowing washing machine. The shutoff valve is often located where the main water pipe comes into your home, in the basement or through a front wall, says Chuck White, a vice president for the Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors Association. If an older valve is tight, keep pliers close by.

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It’s not that hard to cool an attic. If yours is unfinished, think airflow, says Mike Barcik, technical principal at Southface Institute. Vents like the gable kind shown let steamy air escape; an energy auditor can determine if you need more.

Don’t store boxes on top of exposed insulation on an attic floor—that compresses it, reducing its effectiveness.

Meet your dryer vent.

This is where all that warm, moist air pours out. But lint can pile up in the duct that leads to it and become a fire hazard, says Lesh. A couple times a year, clean both ends. Unplug your dryer, disconnect the duct, and remove buildup with a lint brush. Outside, take off the vent hood and delint.

Wait a while before you redo flowers. Sometimes new homeowners get anxious when flowers don’t crop up in the spring.

“Be patient; some might be summer or fall bloomers,” says Waterman. If you start digging through beds, you could ruin existing bulbs or roots.

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32cool

trıcks 1 Baseboards stacked floor to ceiling is a

It’s not just a house—it’s idea utopia.

Try one or a whole bunch.

steal ’em for your place!

2 Local buy-and-sell groups, like the ones on Facebook, can yield great finds, such as these Windsor chairs with funky backs.

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3 A trio of half-

are by Visual Comfort.

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reativity runs in designer Jo Gick’s family. When she was growing up, her dad was always building something in their garage while Jo sat nearby, gluing shims together to make her own masterpiece. Then she married a handy guy, Dave, and they had two kids— Marin, 9, and Doran, 6—who also can’t wait for the next trip to the crafts store. “My motto is if you can’t buy it, DIY it,” says Jo. The family’s home in Chandler, AZ, showcases many of her most clever moves. She and Dave bought the 90 HGTV Magazine

Sure, you can re-cover seats with a tablecloth!

Jo used a cotton one, adding a top layer of clear vinyl from the fabric store to make it stainproof.

3,450-square-foot house in foreclosure in 2016, and they completely revitalized it with a new kitchen, new bathrooms, and new floors, along with fresh paint and wallpaper. Dave did a lot of the work himself, and Jo’s ingenuity lent each room a personal touch, from feature walls to supercool floors. “I get ideas from everywhere,” says Jo. “It can be something I find in the sale aisle at Target, the architectural details of a building, or fruit trees in my backyard. If you take a good look at your environment, you’ll be surprised at how much inspiration is all around.”

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6 Create your own wallpaper: “A watercolor artist I found on Etsy designed this pattern, then I had it made

by Spoonflower,” says Jo.

5 Open wood shelves with colorful accessories break up all the cabinetry.

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from a client.

8 A 10-lite pocket door painted navy (Parisian Night by Dunn-Edwards) offers a view into the cute pantry.

9 To make the fun gingham floor, cement tiles in solid blue, gray, and white were laid in that pattern.

10 Reno’ing? Rethinking windows can get you more storage. The Gicks installed bookshelves over ones on these walls, leaving the upper windows, and added French doors.

11 Door knockers can be fabulous cabinet pulls. Jo got hers from Arts of Brass on Etsy.

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12 Library lights make any builtin bookcase more chic.

13 A soft watercolor pattern on a rug is like art for your oor.

14 A hanging chair fills

chat with me while I fold the laundry,” says Jo.

15 An upholstered bed (this one’s from Pottery Barn) in a strong color pops against a white wall.

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Mid-century-era dressers are just the right height to work as nightstands— with way more storage.

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17 A room feels more finished with a bench at the foot of the bed— plus there’s a spot for a throw or laying

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19 When a vintage door Jo loved wasn’t tall enough for the closet, she extended it by adding a piece of wood to the bottom.

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21 20 Jo used a laser cutter to make the wood frames, painted them green (Meadow Green

This wall is covered in cassette tapes from eBay and Craigslist. Jo spray-painted clear ones bright colors. She glued them all onto plywood, then attached that to the wall.

22 A mismatched desk and chair always look cooler. These are both from HomeGoods.

Some of my favorite things started as crazy ideas. Don’t be afraid to step out of your comfort zone. —Jo

23 To make wall cacti, Jo cut out pieces of wood and painted them with green watercolors.

Once they were on the wall, she added silk flowers.

24 This pretty dream catcher was put together with a rattan

25 Loading up a daybed (it’s by Serena & Lily) with punchy pillows makes Marin’s room feel like a hangout—just what the 9-year-old wanted.

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26 Jo added edginess to floral wallpaper (this one’s by Indy Bloom Design) with abstract art (the print is from HomeGoods).

27 Gold grout plays off the detailing on the vanity, the mirror, and the door handle.

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28 Since black paint can fade in the sun,

29 The house’s textured stucco was smoothed out for a more modern look. “It was worth it to take the house from the ’90s to now,” says Jo.

The yard was a big reason we fell for our place, so we decorated it as if it were another room in the house.

—Jo

31 Mixing black, gray, and white with pastels feels fresh—and doesn’t compete with the greenery.

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30 A patio umbrella with a ruffled edge (by Safavieh) has

32 An outdoor rug defines a seating area.

This one from Target features one of Jo’s favorite patterns: checks.

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now get the look

pendant Jasmin Lotus 20"-diameter gold-ďŹ nished-steel pendant, $360, onekingslane.com

chair Mastholmen rattan chair, $99, ikea.com

art Eliza 18" x 24" unframed print, $149, parimastudio.com

rug Willa Arlo Interiors Aliyah 9' x 12' polypropylene rug in pink, $479.50, wayfair.com

Robert Abbey Cecilia 36 ž"-tall ceramic lamp in midnight blue, $447.50, lampsplus.com

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pillows From left: Marconi 12" x 16" linenblend pillow in coral-navy, $159, rebeccaatwood.com; English Garden 20" x 20" linen pillow cover, $75, caitlinwilson.com; Pod Artist Mattress Ticking Narrow Striped 18" x 18" polyester pillow in red and white, $35, society6.com; Surya Kazinga 18" x 18" cotton pillow in green, $55, build.com

chair Aloisio velvet and metal chair in navy, $1,250, allmodern.com

mirror Lulu 34 ½"-diameter aged-brass-finishediron mirror, $449, ballarddesigns.com

umbrella Safavieh Elegant Valance 9'H x 101"-diameter polyester and aluminum umbrella in white and black, $185, overstock.com

fabric bowl Tozai Terre Melee 13 ½"-diameter ceramic bowl in blue, $180, wayfair.com

Maman Ourse Lemons cotton fabric, $17.50 per yard, spoonflower.com

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colors stuff house

fun fun fun

This L.A. cottage is one lively place to come home to.

i

t’s not every day that a designer gets a request like “I want my house to feel a little silly.” But that’s exactly what comedian and writer Josh Thomas told designer Caitlin Murray. “I like kitsch and whimsy and color, and I was looking to have all of that,” says Josh. The Australian moved to the States in 2018 for his new show Everything’s Gonna Be Okay, on the Freeform channel. He bought a plain 1956 cottage with only 1,100 square feet of living space, then called on Caitlin to bring the zing. She started by painting most of the walls white. “White might not feel like the most obvious choice when you’re going for quirk, but it’s like turning your walls into a canvas so the furniture can be on display,” she says. In Josh’s house, those pieces are a cheeky mix of rainbow-bright hues and funky shapes. Caitlin satisfied Josh’s other demand, dude-proofness, with a couch in a forgiving dark color and durable quartzite counters in the kitchen. “I like to entertain, my friends are disgusting, and I’m not great either, so I couldn’t have a place that was at all precious,” Josh says. His bachelor pad is practical yet packed with personality—silly chic at its best.

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fireplace color Mulberry

by Benjamin Moore

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living room “I’m way into big colors,” says Josh. Even on the fireplace? Y-e-s! Designer Caitlin went for an offbeat berry shade that doesn’t hold back. To keep the space from looking like a crayon explosion, she blended brights—like a sunny console from Chairish—with more subdued hues, like a cranberry woolblend sofa from Muuto and baby blue chairs from Industry West. A triangle mirror by Consort serves as art: “It’s interesting but simple, so it doesn’t feel distracting,” Caitlin says. The vintage shiny brass coffee table is also from Chairish.

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Josh with his cavoodle, John, at the entry to the house

porch Caitlin made the shaded front porch feel vacation-y with a peppy cabana-stripe rug from Serena & Lily and white CB2 planters ďŹ lled with tropical plants. The table from Blu Dot is made of rustproof powdercoated steel; the chairs from Industry West are polypropylene.

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kitchen The counter and the backsplash rock: They’re natural quartzite in check-me-out pink. Caitlin painted the cabinets a light blue gray (Sea Star by Benjamin Moore) to complement the quartzite’s blue veining. Black hardware from Buster + Punch ties into the sleek open shelves. The large workspace came in handy when Josh first moved in. “I tricked new friends into thinking I’m someone who always cooks by making bread for them,” he says, “but only three times, then never again!”

living room A burl-wood-veneer-andLucite sideboard from Modshop at one end of the living room is Caitlin’s cool, unfussy answer to a bar cart. “The inside is filled with stuff like grappa that nobody but me seems to like,” Josh jokes. Goldtoned accessories, including a pineapple from World Market and a coppery vase from Anthropologie, glam it up. Josh already owned the kitschy artwork.

The linen curtains, the same as in the dining room, are from Restoration Hardware.

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dining room Caitlin chose a fab combo with a side of camp: a mod table from Eurway, vintage velvet chairs from Chairish, and a zebra-print rug from Etsy. At first Josh had his doubts: “Animalprint rugs remind me of something you’d find at an auntie’s house near a Jacuzzi,” he says. “But when I saw it all together, it looked good.”

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wall color Downpour Blue

by Benjamin Moore

bathroom Rad: octagonal-tile floors with a mid-century vibe that previous homeowners had installed. Bad: a blah vanity that had to go. Caitlin brought in a new one that’s built from a vintage walnut credenza, then upped the punch with cobalt blue paint on the walls, pink sconces from Amazon, and a geometric rug from The Company Store. “The rest of the house is so energetic, I didn’t want the bathroom to get left behind,” she says.

bedroom Josh wanted the bedroom’s design to have more fun flair too, just in a more subdued way. Caitlin gave this small room grandness with custom raspberry velvet curtains hung from the ceiling and an upholstered platform bed from Blu Dot. A playful duvet cover from Biscuit Home and yellow shams from Target Josh things up.

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FOR SOURCES, SEE PAGE 147.

runner Tikal Geometric 2'6" x 8' wool rug, $71, rugsusa.com

chair Sunday polyesterblend and powdercoated-steel chair in light blue, $1,500, industrywest.com

side table Baxton Studio Rebecca Mirrored 13"W x 13"D x 24"H MDF and glass table, $140, overstock.com

rug Alexander Home Savannah Zebra 3'6" x 5'6" polypropylene rug in black and ivory, $179, overstock.com

bedding Boone king cotton duvet cover in multi, $300, biscuit-home.com

house tours boxes Now House by Jonathan Adler lacquered wood boxes in blue and in pink, $68 for a mixed set of 2 in one color (large boxes, shown, are 8"W x 6"D x 4"H), amazon.com

light Mini 3-Arm MCL-3 41 ½"-diameter steel, aluminum, and brass light, $1,200, franceandson.com

art Colorful Diagonal Stripes by Luciena 18" x 24" unframed poster, $20, society6.com

mirror

BEDDING: ALISON GOOTEE/STUDIO D

Grace 32"-diameter bone inlay and brass mirror, $249, cb2.com

cutting board Thirstystone Hexagonal 11 ½" x 11 ½" acacia wood and marble cutting board, $36, wayfair.com

sofa Urban 93 ½"-wide polyester sofa in heathered weave cayenne, from $1,799, westelm.com

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in the kitchen

(but spunky!( Sophisticated finishes and a dollop of pattern make for one fab kitchen.

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ISLAND “We’re minimalists, so we didn’t want something that overpowered the room,” Leslie says. Gray-veined statuary marble on top and flat-front drawers with glossy white pulls from Top Knobs make it feel clean and state-of-the-art.

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spunky ART

spunky LIGHT

WALLPAPER The Eskayel paper’s delicate pattern in gray and lavender is Leslie’s idea of zen.

“It’s the perfect backdrop for sitting at the banquette with the morning paper,” she says. It’s also a good counterpoint to the bold yellow print by Curtis Kulig.

Leslie and Jermaine with Jordan, 10, and Jude, 2

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kitchen is usually the heart of a home, but for a long time the opposite was true in Leslie and Jermaine Hall’s place in New Providence, NJ. “It was just a room you’d pass through to get something to drink,” Leslie says.

“No one wanted to spend time in it!” Blame the mauve laminate counters, rust-color clay tile floors, and beige cabinets. To channel their contemporary-yetfun-loving style, the couple hired designer Fawn Galli, who kept the room’s size but scrapped the rest. She started with a simple base (light pine floors, bright white cabinets, and marble countertops) before piling on the playful (graphic wallpaper, multicolor cactus-print fabric, and one wowza light fixture). “I joke that our kitchen looks like it belongs in a Miami condo, not a suburban New Jersey house,” says Leslie. “It’s become the only place where we hang out.”

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in the kitchen LIGHT FIXTURE Call it the sputnik’s funkier cousin: This starburst light, made by U.K. brand Item, features dozens of bone china “rays” that glow softly when it’s on.

“The white color fits in, but the shape makes it a standout,” says Leslie.

Self-described lasagna king Jermaine and playall-day Jude take full advantage of the more open layout.

spunky FABRIC

BANQUETTE A custom-made table with a marble top (it’s the same as the countertops) and acrylic legs, paired with tulip chairs from Organic Modernism, may be très glam, but the spot is practical, too—it fits 12, perfect for pizza parties with friends. Leslie instantly adored the cactus-print Missoni Home fabric.

“I would have put it everywhere if Fawn hadn’t stopped me,” she says.

The prints are by Craig Redman.

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copy the curb appeal These eye-catching houses are loaded with inspiring ideas.

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salt lake city, utah BUILT IN: 1936 BOUGHT IN: 2007 SIZE: 3,400 SQ. FT.

“Our Cape Cod was originally light gray, including the chimneys, and it looked washed out. We had the brick restored, then replaced the wood siding with dark gray composite shingles for more contrast. It’s totally fresh yet still classic.”

—Susan and Tom Smith, homeowners

curb appeal paint colors

HOUSE Stone Hearth by Kelly-Moore

light 14 ½"-tall metal and glass motion sensor wall light in antique silver finish, $120, lampsplus.com

DOOR Haute Couture

by Kelly-Moore

OPPOSITE PAGE: DEREK ISRAELSEN; PETUNIAS, CRANESBILLS: GETTY IMAGES/ISTOCKPHOTO; HOLLYHOCKS, LAVENDER, MARGUERITE DAISIES: GETTY IMAGES; DOORMAT: PHILIP FRIEDMAN/STUDIO D

DOOR

TRIM Whitest White

by Kelly-Moore

house numbers Premium 6"-tall brass house numbers in satin nickel finish, $17, houseofantiquehardware.com

hollyhocks

lavender

marguerite daisies

cranesbills

landscaping front door The glorious color—already in place when the Smiths moved in—is handy for giving friends directions. “There are a few similar homes on our block, but we can always say we’re the one with the red door,” says Susan.

Susan wanted the yard to be lush and inviting, so she planted a mix of tall flowers—like the pink, white, and red hollyhocks close to the house—and shorter ones, like lavender and marguerite daisies in front of them. Cranesbills add volume.

744 Traditional Shaker wood door, from $800, simpsondoors.com for stores; paint: Haute Couture by Kelly-Moore

chairs Adams Real Comfort polypropylene Adirondack chair in cherry red, $20, acehardware.com

doormat Heart Typography 18" x 30" coir doormat, $13, target.com

door surround In hallmark Cape Cod style, there’s no portico over the entry—instead the facade is flat. A dentil-moldingtrimmed crosshead above the door makes the perfect spot for house numbers.

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potted plant A sleek pot brimming with bright petunias perks up the concrete steps.

Dundee 9"H x 10"-diameter iron planter, $40, crateandbarrel.com

saratoga springs, new york BUILT IN: 1853 BOUGHT IN: 2014 SIZE: 2,560 SQ. FT.

“While we’ve always been drawn to old houses, this is the oldest one we’ve ever had. All the original details— curvy brackets, turned spindles, and the scalloped trim over the door— remind us every day that it’s been loved for more than a century.”

—Jennifer and Frazier Taylor, homeowners

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curb appeal gingerbread trim The fancy pink-painted wood brackets on the house are pure Victorian-era style.

light Mellen 2-Light 19"-tall metal hanging lantern in mystic black, $150, birchlane.com

house numbers paint colors HOUSE Acacia Haze by Sherwin-Williams TRIM High Reflective White

by Sherwin-Williams

GINGERBREAD TRIM Youthful Coral

by Sherwin-Williams

Bordeaux 7 ½" x 9 ¾" aluminum house number sign in white and gold, $60, comforthouse.com

brackets on door

geraniums

red fountain grass

vinca

pentas

Ekena Millwork Crendon Wagon Wheel 12"W x 1 ½"D x 12"H wood bracket, $14, architecturaldepot.com; paint: Youthful Coral

by Sherwin-Williams

curtain To keep the summer sun at bay, Jennifer hung a UVresistant outdoor curtain on the left side of the porch.

planter Allen + Roth 14½"-tall resin planter in navy, $25, lowes.com

rug Courtyard Collection CY6015-243 2'3" x 6'7" polypropylene runner, $59.50, safavieh.com for stores

spirea

speedwell

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landscaping chairs and pillows High backs and thick cushions make these seats extra cozy.

Hampton resin wicker lounge chair in ivory with cushions in Sunbrella guava, $1,179, frontgate.com; Malacca 18 ½" x 18 ½" polyester pillows in blue and white, $85 for a set of 2, pillowperfect.com

The old landscaping was all thorny bushes—not good for the couple’s young kids. New, softer plantings include tall spirea and low speedwell in front of the porch, with pinky white hydrangeas on the far left.

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cincinnati, ohio BUILT IN: 1923 BOUGHT IN: 2008 SIZE: 3,200 SQ. FT.

“With its simple shape, two kinds of shutters, and a picket fence, this house charmed us instantly. It’s like a country cottage, even though it’s smack-dab in the middle of the city.”

—Donna McMullin and David Rensberger, homeowners

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paint colors HOUSE Special Gray by HGTV HOME by Sherwin-Williams DOOR Expressive Plum

by HGTV HOME by Sherwin-Williams

lights Darby Home Co. Coleg 3-Light 19"-tall metal wall lantern in black, $157, wayfair.com

SHUTTERS Hearts of Palm

by HGTV HOME by Sherwin-Williams

TRIM Snowbound

by HGTV HOME by Sherwin-Williams

white petunias

front door Donna and David liked the traditional vibe of their six-panel front door, but not its hunter green color. Eggplant purple feels both special and elegant.

limelight licorice

violet petunias

6-Panel steel door with brickmould, $195, homedepot.com; paint: Expressive Plum by HGTV HOME by Sherwin-Williams

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becky shasta daisies

coneflowers

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landscaping Hostas got the boot in favor of a colorful and wild-looking mix more typical of English gardens than Ohio ones. Black-eyed Susan and Becky Shasta daisies peek out from behind the pickets, with coneflowers in the center; rubysplashed coleus holds court in front of the right window.

door knocker Modern 5 ½" x 4 ¾" brass door knocker, $55, williamssonoma.com

window boxes Petunias deliver blooms all summer long, while trailing Limelight licorice keeps boxes looking plentiful.

Devon 36"W x 11"D x 10 ¾"H polyethylene window box in white, $139, grandinroad.com

arched portico A slight curve draws eyes to the front door and its sunburst-like transom—one of the couple’s fave details.

fountain Avery 36 ¼"H x 29 ½"-diameter concrete fountain in alpine stone, $1,050, birchlane.com

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savannah, georgia BUILT IN: 1937 BOUGHT IN: 2003 SIZE: 1,275 SQ. FT.

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I kept driving by just to look at it. Now others do the same: People roll down their windows to tell me how much they love my house.”

—Jan Cunningham, homeowner

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Love ya, lilies and daisies— but get ready to share the yard with some fresh picks.

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then you’ll also love these cool star shapes

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tree peony

columbine

Unlike common peonies, this taller kind grows 4 to 5 feet high and can produce blooms as large as a dinner plate!

It usually takes a few seasons, so be patient.

A five-point star is clearly visible in Rocky Mountain Columbine, the state flower of Colorado. It has rounded petals and pointed spurs, and grows best in partial to full sun.

zinnia

phlox

Some varieties of the easy-to-grow garden workhorse, like California Giants, have flowers that span 5 inches across.

Plant them in groups for the most lush effect.

With a name like Popstars, it’s no surprise this hybrid phlox sports a showy, spiky shape and comes in spectacular colors. The flowers are small but abundant.

pink sunflower

wand flower

Shades of strawberry and burgundy are a fun surprise in a sunflower, hence the appeal of varieties like Ms. Mars.

They love well-drained soil and, of course, sun.

Long stamens flare out from the center of this bloom like a shooting star.

Shades range from white to fuchsia. Also nice to look at: its slender stems when they sway and bob in the breeze.

DAHLIA, ZINNIA, PINK SUNFLOWER, PENTAS: GAP PHOTOS; TREE PEONY, COLUMBINE, FLAME OF THE WOODS, LUPINE: GETTY IMAGES; LILY, SNAPDRAGON, BLAZING STAR: GETTY IMAGES/ISTOCKPHOTO; PHLOX: ALAMY; WAND FLOWER, VERBENA, LANTANA, FALSE INDIGO: COURTESY OF PROVEN WINNERS

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then you’ll also love these tall graceful flowers

lantana

lupine

A relative of verbena, lantana is another loweffort plant that can weather intense sun and a lack of rain. But the best part is all the pretty color combos it comes in.

Cool temps, well-drained soil, and plenty of sunshine are ideal for this late-spring bloomer, which can be grown as an annual or a perennial.

The eye-catching spikes span the rainbow.

pentas

false indigo

This sun-loving compact plant grows equally well in flower beds and containers. Since it tends to dry out, lay mulch on top of the soil to help it retain moisture.

Once used to create dye, this sturdy plant is drought tolerant. Its buds are often blue, though some types are yellow and age to purple, as shown.

flame of the woods

blazing star

Also commonly referred to by its Latin name, ixora, it flowers year-round in warm climates. Make it a potted annual in colder parts of the country.

While most plants bloom from the bottom to the top, this one’s fuzzy, feathery flowers open top to bottom. Plant in spring for action in midto late summer.

curb appeal

then you’ll also love these cheerful petal-packed flowers aster As other flowers fade away, asters bring vivid color (along with butterflies) to the yard from late summer into fall.

Their height and color vary by type—some shoot up to 6 feet tall. Since asters are susceptible to powdery mildew, thin out the stems regularly.

If xeriscaping is your game—as in, landscaping requiring minimal water and maintenance—consider cupid’s dart, used in Greek and Roman love potions, according to lore.

Flowers can be white or blue, with dark purple centers. Thin stems make blooms extra easy to cut for bouquets.

strawflower Grown as a perennial in warm climates, this annual gets its name from the bloom’s papery feel. That texture makes these colorful beauties especially great for dried arrangements. They’re a hardy bunch, blossoming from summer until the first frost.

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Food Network Magazine favorite

keeps cans and bottles cold, rolls anywhere Permasteel 80-quart powdercoated-steel cooler in lime, $150, overstock.com

the drink everyone will love Iced Tea Spiked... or Not Make the simple syrup: Bring 1 cup each sugar and water to a boil, stirring to dissolve the sugar; let cool.

Meanwhile, steep 8 black tea bags in a pitcher with 4 cups hot water for 10 minutes. Remove the tea bags and add 3 cups cold water. For spiked tea: Add the simple syrup and ¾ cup citrus vodka. For alcohol-free tea: Add the simple syrup to taste. Chill, then serve over ice with lemon slices.

platters that couldn’t be cuter

ecofriendly + stylish Caprice 14"-diameter melamine platter in mod medallions, $20, crateandbarrel.com

Kate Spade New York Citrus Twist 14" x 19 ¾" melamine tray, $40, lifeguardpress.com

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Rice Palm Tree 8 ¾" x 12" melamine tray, $18, bellakoola.com

Lobster Bake 18"-diameter polycarbonate tray, $49, rockflowerpaper.com

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Tropical Fiesta birch cutlery, $11.50 for a mixed set of 18, talkingtables.com

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Colors_and_Patterns Plus Sign 24" x 48" wood cornhole set in navy blue, $207, zazzle.com

unbreakable wine glasses Sommar 2019 10-ounce polypropylene wine glasses, $5 for a mixed set of 6, ikea.com

Giant Malibu 4 ¾"W x 4 ¾"D x 20 ¼"H wood jumbling tower, $45, sunnylife.com

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a not-thesame-oldBBQ recipe Tomato Salsa Make the salsa: Combine 2

bar extras sure to get smiles Gillbert Fish stainless steel corkscrew in ombre, $15, truefabrications.com

Monstera Leaf silicone and stainless steel bottle opener, $12, sunnylife.com

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of 2 limes, 1 tablespoon sugar, and 1 teaspoon kosher salt in a microwave-safe bowl. Microwave 2 minutes, then stir in ½ cup chopped cilantro, ½ small diced red onion, and 1 finely chopped seeded red jalapeño. Preheat a grill to medium high and oil the grates. Form 1 ½ pounds lean ground beef into 4 patties; season with salt and pepper. Grill the patties about 4 minutes per side for medium rare. Sandwich each burger on a bun with guacamole and the salsa.

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PLATE Navy Pattern paper dessert plates, $6 for a set of 12, shopjollity.co NAPKIN Harbor paper cocktail napkins, $5 for a set of 20, casparionline.com

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PLATE Pink Tropical paper dinner plates, $6.50 for a set of 12, merimeri.com NAPKIN Talking Tables Fancy Frond paper cocktail napkins, $6 for a set of 20, shopsweetlulu.com

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PLATE Neon Rose Gingham paper dinner plates, $7 for a set of 8, shop.ohhappyday.com NAPKIN Lemon paper luncheon napkins, $6.50 for a set of 20, merimeri.com

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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.

Can you guess which things in this room we painted? Go to page 62 to find out.

covers

Yellow Paint, Christina’s Clothing: SHIRT asos.com. TANK only.com. JEANS allsaints.com. BOOTS roanshop.com.

Tarek’s Clothing: SHIRT AND JEANS bonobos.com. SNEAKERS jackjones.com.

Green Paint, Drew’s Clothing: SHIRT bananarepublic.com. JEANS paige.com.

SOCKS funsocks.com. SNEAKERS vans .com. Jonathan’s Clothing: SHIRT, T-SHIRT, AND JEANS gap.com. BOOTS ecco.com.

Orange Paint, Page’s Clothing: SHIRT AND SNEAKERS gap.com. JEANS joesjeans .com. DeRon’s Clothing: HENLEY gap.com.

JEANS Goodfellow & Co., target.com.

BOOTS Dickies, target.com. Blue Paint, Leanne’s Clothing: SHIRT shopredone .com. OVERALLS rollas.com. BOOTS drmartens.com. Steve’s Clothing: SHIRT, T-SHIRT, AND JEANS buckmason.com. HAT mfpeople.com. SNEAKERS converse.com.

editor’s page Page 18 SHIRT AND JEANS gap.com.

SNEAKERS colehaan.com

fun decorating Help Us Make Our Bedroom Look a Whole Lot Younger, pages 45–50 CARPENTER Larry Gennusa, 281-352-3561.

SPEAKER (on nightstand) PAL BT speaker in Lucite green, tivoliaudio.com. SHEETS

Opalhouse Percale king cotton sheet set in mint, target.com. PILLOWS On bed: (blue and yellow) Watercolor Garden 18" x 18" silk-blend pillow cover in light pool, westelm.com; (blue) HomeGoods.

On chair: bunglo.co. CURTAIN HARDWARE Ridgefield traversing rod set in truffle, smithandnoble.com. DOOR HARDWARE emtek.com. SIDE TABLE highfashionhome .com. BASKET HomeGoods. VASE (on side table) highfashionhome.com. Paint Everything! pages 60–71 SOFA Harper 86"-wide velvet sofa in blush and pecan finish, apt2b.com. CHAIR Madison Park Dev polyester and wood chair in green, overstock.com. RUG Safavieh CLV110R 6' x 9' polyester rug in fuchsia, hayneedle .com. FIREPLACE SCREEN Sinclair 39"W x 12"D x 31 ¼"H stainless steel fireplace screen in brass finish, frontgate.com.

BLANKET Italian Herringbone 51" x 67" acrylic and cotton throw in peony, houzz .com. BASKETS (on bookshelf) Severine Cappuccino 5"H x 9"-diameter straw and cotton basket, and (on console) Zakia 5"H x 6"-diameter straw and wool basket in pink, both atelierboemia.com; (on coffee table) Lily 6"-diameter sisal and sweet grass bowl, thelittlemarket.com.

FIREWOOD BASKET 11"H x 16"-diameter seagrass basket, worldmarket.com. VASE (on console) Serena 7 ¾"-tall terra-cotta vase in teal blue, cb2.com; (on coffee table) Bennie 5"-tall earthenware planter, cb2.com. TRAY (on console) 14" x 24 ½" burl-wood-veneer tray, cb2.com. ART (on mantle) Venice Beach Surfer II by Bethany Young Photography 13" x 18" unframed print, society6.com; (on bookshelf) Palm Tree digital download, mundogallery .etsy.com. PILLOWS (green) Saro Lifestyle 20" x 20" linen pillows in jasper green, overstock.com. LAMP Hathi Sculpture 25 ½"-tall resin lamp, safavieh.com for stores.

house tours 32 Cool Tricks, pages 89–103 INTERIOR DESIGN Jo Gick, J and J Design Group, jandjdesigngroup.com. Dining

Room: Designed as part of the One

Room Challenge. CURTAINS, CURTAIN RODS theshadestore.com. CHANDELIER Luna 36"-diameter iron chandelier in matte white and antique gold finish, crystoramalights.com. ART Eliza by Patricia Vargas 18" x 24" unframed print, parimastudio.com. TABLE shopthemine .com. CHAIRS thrifted. RUNNER vintage.

TRAY target.com. RUG allmodern.com.

Kitchen: PENDANTS Thomas O’Brien Hicks 13"-diameter metal and glass pendants in hand-rubbed antique brass finish, visualcomfortlightinglights.com.

SCONCES visualcomfortlightinglights .com. BARSTOOLS (customized) Dayna 31"-tall wood barstools, ballarddesigns .com. BARSTOOL FABRIC Kate Spade New York fabric, HomeGoods. SHELVES burdettecabinets.com. SHELF BRACKETS rejuvenation.com. PITCHER (top left

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sources shelf) founddesign.co for stores. CABINET HARDWARE thehardwarehut.com.

BACKSPLASH flooranddecor.com. HERB POTS founddesign.co for stores. SINK kohler .com. FAUCET californiafaucets.com. VASE (on counter) founddesign.co for stores.

RUG nuloom.com. Mudroom: WALLPAPER DESIGN custom, pinkpuddlestudio.etsy .com. WALLPAPER spoonflower.com.

CHANDELIER vintage. HOOKS target.com.

FLOOR TILE cementtileshop.com.

Family Room: LIGHTS (above built-ins) visualcomfortlightinglights.com. CABINET HARDWARE artsofbrass.etsy.com. SOFA thepotatobarn.com for buying info. SHIBORI PILLOW (on sofa) founddesign.co for stores.

COFFEE TABLE dovetailfurnitureonline.com for buying info. CHAIRS Aloisio velvet and metal chairs in navy, allmodern.com. CHAIR PILLOWS custom. WOOD BOX (on coffee table) target.com. PLANTER (on table between chairs) founddesign.co for stores.

FLOORING Novella engineered-hardwood flooring in twain oak, hallmarkfloors.com.

RUG surya.com for buying info. Master Bedroom: CURTAINS custom. BED potterybarn.com. QUILT AND SHAMS Diamond Box-Stitch king cotton quilt and euro shams in light grey, craneandcanopy .com. BED PILLOWS (blue) founddesign.co for stores; (floral) English Garden 20" x 20" linen pillows, caitlinwilson.com. BENCH ikea.com. BLANKET (on bed) target.com.

DRESSERS vintage. SWING Hanging rattan and rope chair in natural,

serenaandlily.com. SWING PILLOWS (blue) founddesign.co for stores; Ombré Stripe 20" x 20" cotton and linen pillow in tangerine, rebeccaatwood.com. RUG surya.com for buying info. Doran’s Bedroom: BED custom. YELLOW STRIPE PILLOW (on chair) Painted Stripe 20" x 20" linen pillow in yellow and ochre, rebeccaatwood.com. MOOSE HEAD Cardboard Safari cardboard moose head, amazon.com. DESK AND CHAIR HomeGoods. RUG jaipurliving.com for buying info. Marin’s Bedroom: BED Avalon twin rattan daybed, serenaandlily .com. BED PILLOWS (pink) Balo Stripe 20" x 20" polyester pillows in pink sand, caitlinwilson.com; (blue and white) HomeGoods; (multicolor) HomeGoods.

BLANKET target.com. NIGHTSTANDS vintage.

LAMP HomeGoods. TABLE AND CHAIRS ikea.com. CHAIR PILLOWS founddesign.co for stores. RUG Nuloom Chroma Mosiac Medallion 8" x 11" polypropelene rug, rugsusa.com. Bathroom: WALLPAPER (customized) IndyBloomDesign Peachy Blossoms A wallpaper, spoonflower .com. VANITY Amora 36"W x 21 ½"D x 33 ½"H wood and stone vanity in navy with Carrara white top, ronbow .com. FAUCET deltafaucet.com. MIRROR dovetailfurnitureonline.com for buying info. TOWEL HOOK hobbylobby.com. ART HomeGoods. VASE founddesign.co for stores. Backyard: PATIO UMBRELLA Elegant Valance 9'-tall wood, aluminum,

and polyester umbrella in white and black, safavieh.com for stores. SEATING overstock.com. PILLOWS (stripe) HomeGoods; (blue) founddesign.co for stores; (pink) founddesign.co for stores. TRAY HomeGoods. COOLER HomeGoods. Fun Colors, Fun Stuff,

Fun House, pages 104–113 INTERIOR DESIGN Caitlin Murray, Black Lacquer Design, blacklacquerdesign.com. Living Room: CURTAINS restorationhardware .com. YELLOW SIDEBOARD vintage, chairish.com. BOXES containerstore.com.

HOURGLASS westelm.com. SPECKLED VASE Now House by Jonathan Adler Terrazzo Globe 8 ½"-tall stoneware vase, amazon .com. MIRROR Bellissima No. 4 37" x 24" metal and glass mirror in blackened steel finish, consorthome.com. CHAIRS Sunday powder-coated-steel and polyester-blend chairs in light blue, industrywest.com.

CHAIR PILLOWS (round) westelm.com; cb2.com. SOFA muuto.com for buying info.

COFFEE TABLE vintage, chairish.com. TRAY Green 15 ¾"-diameter lacquered MDF tray, worldmarket.com. BLUE VASE westelm.com.

RED VASE target.com. SPHERE (on side table) westelm.com. RUG jaipurliving.com for buying info. HORSE ART Dixie Coast

by Richard McLean 22" x 23" unframed print, art.com. CREDENZA Goldfinger 80"W x 20"D x 29"H wood-veneer and Lucite credenza, modshop1.com. RUG (by credenza) Tikal Geometric 2'6" x 8' wool rug, rugsusa.com. Porch: TABLE Strut

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CHANDELIER Kou bone china chandelier, itemhome.co.uk for buying info. BOWLS AND VASE (on island) westelm.com. NAPKINS abchome.com. LIGHT vaughandesigns.com for buying info. CABINETS custom, kuchecucina.com. YELLOW AND BLUE CANISTERS HomeGoods. YELLOW STRIPE BOWL vintage, cathrineholm-design.com. BANQUETTE AND CHAIR FABRIC Kundo fabric, missoni .com. CHAIRS organicmodernism.com.

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Alison Victoria, Windy City Rehab

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Acrylic pitcher and tumbler set, crateandbarrel.com

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Miriam 16"H x 15"-diameter cane stool, urbanoutfitters.com

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Opalhouse Lemons Carousel 9'-diameter polyester, stainless steel, and wood umbrella, target.com

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Santiago melamine trays (price is for a mixed set of 3; large, shown, is 12" x 16 ¼"), worldmarket.com

ROOMS WORK WHEN COLORS WORK TOGETHER.

©2019 The Sherwin-Williams Company. HGTV and HGTV HOME are trademarks and registered trademarks of Scripps Networks, LLC in the United States and/or other countries. Used under license. LOWE’S and Gable Mansard Design are registered trademarks of LF, LLC. All are used with permission.

GRIZ ZL SW7 E GRAY 068

BOR SC SW7 HT 578

QUA IN SW6 T PECHE 330

DAR K SW6 NIGHT 237

PURE WHIT SW7 E 005

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BELI EV SW6 ABLE BU 120 FF

INTE RE SW6 STING A 220 QUA

Soft neutrals. Rich jewel tones. A palette that brings harmony to any space it touches. Meet the Everyday Balance Color Collection from HGTV HOME™ by Sherwin-Williams, named one of the 2019 Color Collections of the Year.