HGTV Magazine June 2019

light Carson 13"-tall aluminum and powder-coated-steel sconce in cobalt blue, $219, rejuvenation.com house numbers Mosaic 6" x 10" glass address plaque in shades of blue and white, $130, liveinmosaics.etsy.com pillow Things Collectable Plus Green Batik 2 18" x 18" polyester outdoor pillow, $36, society6.com chair Safavieh Mopani acacia wood Adirondack chair in teal, $144.50, overstock.com paint Blue Jean by Benjamin Moore door 4085 primed wood door, from $887, roguevalleydoor.com for stores; Baldwin Reading Single-Cylinder metal handleset in satin nickel finish, $316, build.com planter Maya 16 1/4"H x 18 1/2"-diameter ceramic planter in blue, $149, crateandbarrel.com. We filled ours with hydrangeas. doormat Hello Ombré 18" x 30" coir doormat, $54, lncalligraphydesigns.etsy.com DOOR: ALISON GOOTEE/STUDIOD; PILLOW, DOORMAT: PHILIP FRIEDMAN/STUDIOD; HYDRANGEAS: GETTY IMAGES/ISTOCKPHOTO…

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…

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. Property Brothers: Forever Home premieres May 29 at 9 p.m. ET. tarek…

toronto blue BY BENJAMIN MOORE “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 nightspot BY C2 PAINT “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 sparkling water BY CLARK + KENSINGTON “I wanted to create a space for an 8-year-old girl that she could grow into. A…

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 One of Sherwin-Williams’ top 15 bestsellers. 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!” —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…

the 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…