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7 things that are the coolest this month

1 Don’t put that patio umbrella away yet! You can still have fun in the sun—and the shade—all fall. PAGE 67 2 For a playful twist on motivational art, consider a wall hanging. I’d mix it into a gallery wall. PAGE 78 3 We rounded up the best old house buys, inspo for making that reno fantasy come true. PAGE 96 4 A scalloped edge adds even more fab to this tray. Your coffee table called; it wants one to corral the remotes. PAGE 25 5 Guess what? That isn’t ikat fabric, it’s tile. Just, whoa. PAGE 99 6 Throw pillows are our thing, which is why we challenged staffers to update theirs. Prepare to be awed. PAGE 20 7 Wallpaper: not just for walls! A bold floral print turned a basic wood dresser into a modern wonder. PAGE 39 ENJOY THE ISSUE! INSTAGRAM: @sarapeterson_hgtv…

7 things that are the coolest this month

blast from the past

mini makeovers, maximum punch We’re all for gut renos, but we consider small-scale redos equally exciting: What easier way to perk up a place? It’s why we encouraged you to elevate your pens-and-pencils container to a whimsical cup, wrap a plain lampshade with yarn in shades of blue, and attach jumbo pom-poms to your throw pillows. The possibilities are as endless as the ooh-ness. there’s a cute one of those, too Our market editors have always been pros at finding the most adorable varieties of everyday stuff. Along with this bread-shaped plate (for a similar look, try Stonewell Kitchen), some other legendary faves include a pineapple-shaped hamper (from Pottery Barn Teen), Popsicle string lights (Ooga Lights), a USA-shaped pillow (Love California on Etsy), even a pink garden hose (Garden Glory). playing with every pattern Stripes,…

blast from the past

wow! what color is that?

fairy glen BY PRATT & LAMBERT “I like my tiniest clients to have a say in their spaces, so purple walls and a teal headboard it was for this young girl’s room. Lilac is a great shade for a kid because it’s youthful now, but it’s sophisticated enough to grow with her.” —Laura Ellis Barnes, @houseof_barnes, Tulsa, OK cream yellow+ poppy BY BENJAMIN MOORE “For the main bathroom of two color-loving homeowners, we chose a red that’s as bold as its name. The soft yellow on the wall is a perfect complement—it doesn’t compete with the vanity, but it still holds its own.” —Michael Winn and Jennifer Hall, Winn Design + Build, Falls Church, VA green smoke BY FARROW & BALL “Hazy green was just the shade I needed to give a new kitchen lasting freshness. Paired with a white…

wow! what color is that?

10 super-wow things to do with painter’s tape

1 DIY a giant calendar. On a bare wall, make a grid that has seven squares across and six squares going down using ScotchBlue Sharp Lines Painter’s Tape (the Edge-Lock technology seals out paint to deliver sharp paint lines). Fill in with chalkboard or dry-erase paint. Once paint is dry, add events and to-dos with colorful chalk or dry-erase markers. 2Give a chair a dipped look. Tape off the top half of all four legs, then paint the bottoms—seriously cute. 3 Make shelving stand out. Paint only the edges of open shelving. Place strips of painter’s tape on the areas above and below before you do it. After, prepare for compliments. 4 Paint a faux headboard. Redecorate your bedroom without spending big bucks. Just outline the shape of a headboard on the wall…

10 super-wow things to do with painter’s tape

staff sofa challenge

all punched up “My black-and-white pillow blend was due for a fun refresh, and a classic slipcovered sofa is a great blank canvas. I went in the opposite direction with pumped-up colors inspired by nature. The greens and yellows are like a citrusy cocktail in pillow form—instant happiness”— Kate Doherty, market director total style score “The furniture in our place is a mix of traditional and modern, and my wife and I never found pillows that worked with that. After lots of scrolling, we chose designs that span different time periods and grounded them with solids. Who knew that shag and wavy lines could be in again?!”— Scott Dvorin, deputy art director finally looking finished “When I bought this sofa three years ago, I switched up the covers on the two pillows that came with…

staff sofa challenge

the high/low list

$150 The mix of different kinds of embroidery is wildly decorative. $51 A bit tamer yet similarly glam on an armchair. $60 With ornate etched flowers, they seem like family heirlooms. $28 Embossed designs offer vintage-y appeal for a modern budget. $3,695 This tailored tight back is upholstered in cozy and highly durable bouclé. $1,828 Biscuit-tufted cushions add pleasing symmetry to a supersoft velvet spot. $623 Multiple layers of lush fronds, plus it’s put together by hand. $394 A more petite pendant, its leaves artfully hide the bulb. $52 Meant to be a vase, but at nearly 10 inches high, it’s great empty. $23 Crafted from cement, which lends subtle speckle. $275 There are 30 layers of expertly applied lacquer on this wavy find. $69 Scalloped edges make it fun. Handles on the sides make it functional. Win-win. $249 Bonus: Flip it over for the same design in reversed colors. $95 Pared-down pattern, same geometric good looks. $169 The…

the high/low list

A Legacy of Design in Every Stitch

At Stearns & Foster, we believe that exceptional design lives in the details. This is why we have spent every day of our 175-year legacy committed to refining the details that make Stearns & Foster distinct. From velvet trim to hand-tufted top layers, our mattresses are meticulously crafted to look as good as they feel. Use our tips to help you choose the perfect mattress to complete your bedroom sanctuary. Designer Spotlight Corey Damen Jenkins @coreydamenjenkins The nationally acclaimed designer shares how to make the most of your bedroom. What are the elements of a perfect sleep sanctuary? The proper color palette is essential. It’s important to know whether visual movement inhibits you from calming down. If so, stick to the monochromatic and avoid pattern play on pillows, wall coverings, and rugs. Tips for finding the best…

A Legacy of Design in Every Stitch

HOW TO CHOOSE THE PERFECT MATTRESS

MAKE IT PERSONAL Scale the size to your space and match the firmness to your sleep style. Map out your bedroom to determine whether a king or a queen would be the best fit. If you sleep with a partner (or pets!), it may be worth sizing up. Find the right feel—Firm, Plush, or Ultra Plush—based on your usual sleep position. THINK LONG TERM A high-quality mattress should last up to 10 years, so invest in comfort, durability, and support. Research how it’s made—the materials used for the interior and the exterior can have a major impact on comfort and durability over time. TRUST THE LEGACY Seek out a brand with a proven track record. Stearns & Foster mattresses are crafted by hand, not mass-produced. So much care is put into them that each mattress…

THE DIYER: Jodi Bond of @houseonasugarhill “When my vegetable garden got to be too much to handle, I turned part of it into a mini retreat. I removed a few beds and built an 8-foot-by-12-foot patio out of pressure-treated pine boards attached with deck fasteners beneath. After doing a tan-color stain, I created a geometric pattern using painter’s tape for straight lines and a half-circle stencil for the curves, then filled them in with pink-and-brown-tinted stains. It looks great, and no weeding!”…

WE WANTED TO FLIP IT but we fell in love

Good bones, about an acre of land, a quiet street—the 1960s Upper Saddle River, NJ, home that designer/builder John Colaneri found was full of flip potential. Sure, the rooms were small and dark, but it wasn’t anything he hadn’t seen in 14 years of working in construction (and a rise to fame on the HGTV show Kitchen Cousins). John snatched it up. As he put reno plans in place, though, he started thinking: keeper. “I remember standing by a beautiful maple tree in the backyard and picturing our daughters running around,” he says. “That’s when I knew.” Instead of making the ranch another notch in his tool belt, John and his wife, Jennifer, made it their own. They opened up rooms, let in light by expanding window openings, and gave…

WE WANTED TO FLIP IT but we fell in love

5 ways to dress up a dresser

1 groovy decals 1. Wipe down the dresser with a lint-free cloth. 2. Remove the backing from the decals and apply to the drawer fronts, centering them on each drawer. DECALS Custom Modern Teardrop Geometric polyester and paper decals, $36 for a set of 10, walldressedup.etsy.com STAR TIP “When applying decals, press down in the center, then smooth outward with your hands. Unlike for wallpaper, you want to avoid using a plastic tool, since it can scratch the design.” 2 faux-channel-tufted 1. Remove the drawers and unscrew and discard the old knobs. Tape off metal feet with painter’s tape. Clean, sand, prime, and paint the dresser and drawer fronts. Remove the tape while the paint is still wet and let dry. 2. Pick up half-round 2"-wide dowels at a home improvement store and have them cut to fit…

5 ways to dress up a dresser

let’s play house

granny mimi got this for us! Not only are playhouse renos just a bit easier than ones for grown-ups, but chances are kids will be blown away. That’s what happened after photographer Tarsha Jones (@tarshajonesphotography) snagged a secondhand wood cottage for her grandchildren for $125 and hauled it to her backyard in Chula Vista, CA. She fancied it up with fresh paint, faux plants, and a kid scooter from Anthropologie. Tarsha knew it was a hit when, she says, “they asked if they could take it home with them!” sometimes we do sleepouts A double-tiered redwood deck with lights on the steps is practically made for nights under the stars, and twins Eli and Hazel, 8, and Gus, 5, regularly crash here in sleeping bags. It pays to have connections: Contractor uncle Tee…

let’s play house

NOT BAD AT ALL! NOT SO BAD! KINDA BAD! PRETTY BAD! REALLY BAD! SUPER BAD! how bad is it if there’s always water in the teakettle? Whether one is made of stainless steel, enamel, ceramic, or copper, it’s susceptible to damage from stagnant water, says Lisa Boalt Richardson, director of the World Tea Academy in New York City. Over time, minerals in H20 tend to create a buildup of lime scale. While that may be hard to see inside your kettle, it can corrode the metal lining. Besides, reboiling what’s left over from yesterday’s herbal brew could prove disappointing. Oxygen and other natural gases in water give tea a certain flavor, and heating reduces their levels, which might mean a dullish taste. Descale once in a while by heating a mix of half water and half vinegar…

GAME TIME! cleaning trivia

1. Which one of these best makes glass sparkle? A Cellulose sponge B Newspaper C Paper towel D Microfiber cloth 2. Quick: What color was Alice’s uniform on The Brady Bunch? (No googling!) A. Orange B. Gray C. Pink D. Blue 3. How do Brits refer to the act of vacuuming? A. To Dyson B. To Hoover C. To Roomba D. To Bissell 4. Match the food to the way you can use it for cleaning: A. Gets water stains out of wood. B. Removes spots from stainless steel. C. Picks up glass shards from the floor. D. Eliminates coffee stains in mugs. E. Deodorizes garbage disposals. 5. Which of the following items can be cleaned in a dishwasher? A. Plastic combs B. Golf balls C. Shower poufs D. Baseball hats E. Ceramic soap dishes F. All of the above 6. What year did the Clorox wipe debut? A. 1989 B. 1996 C. 2000 D. 2017 7. Plants can totally clean the air…

GAME TIME! cleaning trivia

THE ANSWERS see if you cleaned up

1. D Microfiber cloth. “It’s ideal for cleaning windows because the lint-free fabric doesn’t leave behind any streaks or dust,” says Cas Aarssen, host of HGTV’s Hot Mess House. Wipe back and forth, then up and down. 2. D Blue. “The fact that Alice wore this in basically every episode makes it memorable, but even more so was the person wearing it. Ann B. Davis was one of my favorite people on the planet,” says Maureen McCormick, a.k.a. Marcia Brady, now cohost of Frozen in Time on HGTV and discovery+. There was an exception: In one episode, Alice quit working for the Bradys, took a waitress job at a restaurant, and donned a pink uniform. 3. B To Hoover. As in, “One of you kids jolly well better Hoover this rug soon!” 4.…

THE ANSWERS see if you cleaned up

the in & out home

Kristin Mirek had always wanted to live in a light-filled, terra-cotta-tiled-roof home just like the Spanish-style stucco one her grandparents had. She found it in this 1924 Spanish bungalow in Los Angeles, complete with 20 windows and glass doors that lead to the outdoors in nearly every room. She ended up renting it out for several years when she moved to New York City to be with Jeff, her then boyfriend, and returned married with a toddler in tow. “The whole time I was away, I missed this house so much, especially the way we could go from inside to outside seamlessly,” says Kristin. To make their 1,800 square feet feel even more open and inviting without major construction, the Mireks enlisted designer Barbie Palomino. They refreshed some rooms with…

the in & out home

now get the look

now get the look

sitting area When their children gather in another room to watch TV, homeowners Reem and Hesham retreat to this cozy space. The limestone fireplace, with its arch and rosette details, had seemed formal at first; the asymmetry of custom shelves on one side and a gallery wall on the other relaxed it. Barrel chairs from RH, a triangular coffee table from Article, and a striped rug from Revival also transport the room to 2021. Like most home buyers, Reem and Hesham Hassaballa had a wish list. More space topped it, along with new construction, just like their previous homes had been. “That was the look we always loved,” says Reem, who runs the blog Reem’s Design. Then their realtor suggested they check out a five-bedroom home in a great location in the…

now get the look

now get the look

copy the curb appeal

about the house BUILT IN: 1939 BOUGHT IN: 1997 SIZE: 1,950 SQ. FT. “I love the character of older homes, and my brick cottage sure has it! The dormers, triangle-shaped entry, and row of little windows on the front door are really inviting.” —Mary Van Heukelom, homeowner light Portfolio Integrated 11"-tall steel wall light, $60, lowes.com planters “I searched for months before finding the perfect modern green planters to go with the windows,” says Mary. Yellow flowers play off the door. Two little planters filled with geraniums and baby sun rose layer in greenery. doormat front door Mary craved a color that would stand out. Done! “The oversize house numbers also lend a cool, contemporary feel to my old door,” she says. adirondack chairs house numbers landscaping The goals: Keep it simple, so it wouldn’t overwhelm the house, and low-fuss. “I wanted to spend…

copy the curb appeal

THE hottest HOMES ARE…

$99,500 BUILT IN 1920 WATERFORD, CT •1,364 sq. ft. 4 BR/2 BA Dutch Colonial revival on a cul-de-sac•Bright living room with multitone wood floor•Sliding glass doors open to a spacious deck $104,900 BUILT IN 1920 MONTGOMERY, AL •1,943 sq. ft. 3 BR/2 BA home in an historic neighborhood•Updated paint and flooring•Expansive living and dining rooms and porch $55,000 BUILT IN 1900 BARTLESVILLE, OK •2,452 sq. ft. 4 BR/2 BA partially renovated home•New roof, windows, and HVAC•Scenic neighborhood that’s walkable to shops and restaurants $69,500 BUILT IN 1901 COLUMBIA, NC •1,400 sq. ft. 4 BR/1 BA home near the Outer Banks•Dramatic winding open staircase•Lots of beautiful wall trim $127,500 BUILT IN 1890 NORTH VERNON, IN •4,480 sq. ft. 4 BR/2 BA Queen Anne–style home•Original woodwork, pocket doors, hardwood floors, and a built-in window seat in the living room•2-acre lot overlooks the Muscatatuck River $124,900 BUILT IN 1890 ST. CLOUD, MN •1,169 sq. ft. 2…

THE hottest HOMES ARE…

totally new kitchen

Cheryl Luckett’s kitchen desperately needed help—it had dated vinyl flooring, bland white laminate counters, and zero color in sight. Yet unlike many past-their-prime kitchens, the cabinets didn’t need redoing, just reimagining. “They’re original from when the house was built in 2001, and they were in good shape,” says Cheryl, a designer who lives in Huntersville, NC. “I decided to work around them.” Sure enough, changing everything else totally updated the cabinets. A high-impact backsplash boosted their energy, while punches of orange and yellow jazzed up their honey-oak hue. That and some power-pattern mixing instilled a contemporary vibe. See? You can teach old wood new tricks! cabinets Black and brass pulls by Schaub & Company add sleekness. Cheryl replaced one cabinet with white oak open shelves. “As soon as I did that, everything…

totally new kitchen

pizza cubano RECIPE ON THE NEXT PAGE. pizza cubano Cornmeal, for the baking sheet Flour, for the prep surface 1 pound refrigerated pizza dough2 tablespoons yellow mustard1 dill pickle, finely chopped. small onion, finely chopped3 ounces rotisserie chicken, shredded (about. breast or 1 cup)2 ounces thinly sliced baked ham or deli ham. cup fresh flat-leaf parsley3 ounces Swiss or gruyere cheese, coarsely grated 1. Heat oven to 475°F. Dust a baking sheet with cornmeal. 2. On a lightly floured surface, shape pizza dough into a 14-inch oval; place on the prepared sheet. 3. Spread mustard onto the crust, then sprinkle with pickle and onion. Top with chicken, ham, parsley, and cheese. Bake until the crust is golden brown, 10 to 12 minutes.…

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. light + chic and warm + cozy in partnership with Sherwin-Williams PAINT (wall) Westhighland White #SW7566, (console) Niebla Azul #SW9137, (light + chic fireplace) Skyline Steel #SW1015, (warm + cozy fireplace) Cascades #SW7623, and (coffee table) Cyberspace #SW7076, all by Sherwin-Williams. ART Bloom on Rain by Fernanda Martinez print with classic black frame; Geo Abstract by Angel Walker print with classic moulding frame, both minted.com. cover INTERIOR DESIGN Barbie Palomino, studio-palomino.com. PENDANT curiousa.co.uk for…

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