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AMAZING 
MAKEOVERS
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MOOD-BOOSTING 
PAINTS
A RENOVATION 
LOVE STORY
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Threshold, $125, target.com
paint
Flagstaff Green 
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BRYNN SCONCE 
Westinghouse, $68, 
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BLUE, YELLOW, 
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rugs-direct.com
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pottery 
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CRAFTSMAN 
8 LITE DOOR
$810, aaadoors.com
NIA HARLEQUIN PLANTER
$149, grandinroad.com
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contents
september | october
30
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54 fun decorating
This Little Light Don’t be fooled by 
their size: These tiny lamps make a 
big statement 24 
Great Halls Transform your home’s 
main thoroughfare into a stunning 
star attraction! 26
Kids These Days Bold colors, cool 
patterns, fun lighting: Kids’ rooms are 
full of great ideas! 30
house tours
Full House A blended North Carolina 
family makes their home bigger 
and better 36
The Art of Renovating See how one 
couple created their masterpiece 46
Wood Works An engineer turns to 
natural materials for his California 
home 54
in the kitchen 
It’s a Mood You’d never know this 
started as a builder-basic kitchen! 61 
Good Taste Treat yourself to a perfect 
fall breakfast and some new gear 66
out + about
Now That’s Curb Appeal Stop and 
stare at these Athens, GA, houses 68
All the Pretty Pumpkins These fall 
staples look so good, you don’t need to 
carve them! 74
Would You Buy a Log Cabin? 
Living in one of these is not exactly 
roughing it 82
plus
Come On In!  1
Editor’s Page  4
Shop the Cover  9
Watch This!   10
How Bad Is It?  13
Wow! What Color Is That?  17
The High/Low List   21
Pet Shop   84
Paint Index   86
Sources   86
Horoscope   88
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editor’s page
PRESENTED BY 
When you’re an editor at a decorating magazine, you can’t 
help but take your work home with you. After hours, I rearrange 
things on my coffee table and shop for pillows for my sofa—
basically whe very whings I wriwe abouw aw whe office. And I’m 
not the only one. All of us here really do practice what we 
preach! So for this special Makeover Issue, we teamed up with 
Sherwin-Williams on a fun challenge: What kind of wow-worthy 
transformation could we each pull off with a single can of paint? 
Check out our befores to the right, then open the page to see 
the afters! When the last coat was dry and we were all done with 
our projects, we realized that paint doesn’t just change the color 
of something, it changes how you feel in a space. And for us, 
that’s the magic of a great makeover.
My Entry 
“That soft neutral look 
was pretty but I craved a 
dramatic change, like the 
decorating equivalent of 
getting bangs. A deep 
billiard-table green did the 
trick and feels both on trend 
and timeless. It not only 
woke up the space, it also 
energized me. When I come 
home, I feel like I’m stepping 
into a whole new place!”
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BEFORE
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Open here to see the fnished projects. 
But frst, can you guess who used which color?
Blustery Sky 
SW 9140
Cheerful 
SW 6903
Splashy 
SW 6942
Real Red 
SW 6868
PRESENTED BY 
BEFORE
BEFORE
Cheerful 
SW 6903
PAINT PICK:
Maile’s 
Piano
Kenley’s 
Doghouse
“My first thought was to go with 
a super-bold color, like a fire-
engine red or an electric yellow, 
but we already have bright red 
chairs in this dining room (plus, I 
didn’t want the piano to look like 
a toy!). I landed on this grayish 
blue from Sherwin-Williams, and 
I love it so much I’m thinking 
about using it on a wall upstairs!”
Blustery Sky 
SW 9140
PAINT PICK:
“Yellow is my favorite color, so this 
sunny shade was an easy choice. 
It’s bright, it covers up scuffs, and 
true to its name, it’s a cheerful 
addition to the yard! Since the 
warm undertones complement 
the wood trim, I left it natural 
and used an angled brush (the 
Purdy XL Pro 1") for a clean 
line. Watson approved!”
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Erin’s 
Front Door
Rachel’s 
Cabinet
“This rich red gave our door a 
more regal look and made the 
entrance feel more finished. 
When I was little and would 
imagine the house I’d want to 
live in, it was a white colonial 
with a red door. Now I jet a jolt 
of happiness each time I pull 
into the driveway.”
“Painting the interior created 
the perfect backdrop for my 
favorite pieces: Everything 
pops against this saturated teal! 
I pulled the color from the photo 
of the ocean on the wall, and the 
pro at the Sherwin-Williams 
store recommended an enamel 
finish for a lacquer-like shine. 
I can’t wait to show it off 
at my next dinner party!”
Visit your neighborhood 
Sherwin-Williams store to get paint and 
supplies for your next makeover! 
Splashy 
SW 6942
PAINT PICK:
Real Red 
SW 6868
PAINT PICK:
ORDER NOW
SW 6983
Fully Purple
ORDER FREE CHIPS ONLINE OR VISIT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD SHERWIN-WILLIAMS STORE.
© 2025 The Sherwin-Williams Company
Actual color may vary from printed representation. Always view a physical color sample prior to purchase.
BRING HOME THE MEMORY WITH
COLOR THAT BLOOMS.
Find the color that captures the moment with FREE color chips.
shop the 
cover
cosmo pillow
$148, pepper-home.com laura print
from $135, 
michellearmas.com
lotus 
cocktail table
$4,900, casabranca.com
kavi 
ottoman
$379, joybird.com
paidge sofa
$1,499, westelm.com
nova 
chandelier
Eichholtz, $3,995, 
lumens.com
Rich jewel tones 
and metallics will add 
drama to any room. 
COVER Photograph by 
Stacy Zarin Goldberg
DESIGN Jewel Marlowe, 
jewelmarlowe.com
abstract 
wallpaper
from $34 per roll, 
spoonflower.com
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watch this!
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Be sure to catch these new seasons on HGTV.
Help! I Wrecked 
My House
Jasmine Roth continues saving the day 
for homeowners who’ve failed at DIY 
jobs, but this time she’s in a new state. 
She opens up about moving her show 
(and her family!) to Park City, UT. 
How do you feel 
going into season 5?
I feel nervous! This was a 
huge move for our family 
and I’m definitely not as 
established as I was in 
Southern California. I still 
need to build my team. 
What are the biggest 
challenges so far?
The weather.Construction 
in snow is hard!
Worst homeowner 
mistake we’ll see: 
All the wrecks are major, 
but kitchen tile installed with 
a hot-glue gun may take 
the cake! 
What are you most 
excited about?
I can’t wait to share my 
daughter Darla with all of 
you! She was 6 months old 
when we started filming. She 
and Hazel (who’s 5 now, can 
you believe it?) are my world!
Mika and Brian are back for season 7, 
building in their beloved Tampa. Here 
are some facts about the city.
 Tampa calls itself the birthplace of 
the Cuban sandwich! 
It boasts the longest continuous 
sidewalk in the world—4.5 miles.
 It’s nicknamed “Cigar City” (the area 
once had more than 200 cigar factories). 
Pirate treasure is buried in one of 
the bays (so we hear!).
 It’s the lightning capital of North 
America—which explains the hockey 
team’s name, the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Remembering 
HGTV’s 
Loren Ruch
Loren was a creative force and the soul of HGTV: 
As the head of home content, he spent two decades behind 
the scenes and had his fingerprints on the network’s most 
celebrated shows, like My Lottery Dream Home and Property 
Brothers. If you recognize a star, chances are Loren championed 
them. He had an extraordinary ability to spot talent and bring 
out the best in everyone around him (he even helped us launch 
this magazine in 2011). He passed away in June but his legacy 
lives on in every show, every friendship, and every person lucky 
enough to have crossed his path.
Loren taking a setfie with the cast and 
crew of A Very Brady Renovation. 
100 Day 
Dream Home
Premieres
Tuesday, 
September 16, 
at 8 p.m. ET
Premieres
Wednesday, 
September 24, 
at 8 p.m. ET
WRITTEN BY ERIN ZAMMETT RUDDY
Happy place
Do more of what you love at VisitFrederick.org
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Experts answer the questions that stump us all!
how bad is it to sneak a taste 
at the farmers’ market?
Growers often offer samples to encourage a sale, but don’t 
assume that “try before you buy” applies to everything on the 
stand. Farmers’ markets may seem laid-back but they’re still a 
business. If you wouldn’t do it at the grocery store, don’t do it there!
T T A !
how bad is it to wash 
a cast-iron skillet?
While you should never leave a cast-iron skillet 
soaking or put it in the dishwasher, you can 
and should wash it! Use warm water, a little 
dish soap, and a gentle brush. Dry the pan 
completely so it doesn’t rust, then use a paper 
towel to lightly coat it with oil.
T A AT ALL!
how bad is it 
to put backpacks on 
the kitchen counter?
A study last year found hundreds of 
thousands of germs on backpacks 
(as many as you’d find on a toilet seat or 
garbage bin in some cases!). You should 
never set anything on your counter that 
was on the floor—those germs could 
easily transfer to your food.
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how bad is it
to drink from a 
chipped glass?
As soon as you notice a 
crack, take the glass to the 
recycling bin. Even a hairline 
fracture could put you at risk 
for ingesting a shard of glass, 
and that little crack is likely 
to get bigger over time.
S A !
how bad is it 
to kill a spider?
If you spot one in a corner, 
leave it be! The ones lurking 
around your house are like 
your own personal army of 
pest dghters: They eat bugs. 
Plus, spiders living in your home 
are likely not poisonous. If the 
idea of arachnid roommates 
gives you the creeps, shepherd 
them safely outside in a glass jar.
A A !
how bad is it 
to leave your 
leaves?
Skipping your fall cleanup 
can actually help your lawn: 
 Grass gets nutrients from 
decomposing leaves. Just 
don’t let them really pile up. 
A thin layer that allows sunlight 
and oxygen to reach the soil is 
ideal. You can mow over them to 
break them into smaller pieces, 
which will look neater—and 
satisfy your neighbors.
T S A !
how bad is it to use a stick 
from the woods to toast 
marshmallows?
You won’t dnd a perfectly clean stick in the woods, but 
don’t let that stop you from s’mores-ing. Before putting 
a marshmallow on the end, remove pieces of loose 
bark with your hand, shake off any actual dirt, then 
twirl it through the flames a few times. The heat will 
burn off anything you wouldn’t want to eat.
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Great Books 
for Kids!
Scan here to order your copies! 
Also available wherever books 
are sold.
Food Network Magazine
The Big, Fun Kids Cookbook
The Recipe-a-Day Kids 
Cookbook
The Big, Fun Kids Baking Book
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fun decorating
what color 
is that?wow!
Get inspired by these awesome paint shades.
starboard
BY SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
“This punchy, saturated green 
is lush and invigorating, almost 
like fresh foliage or a garden 
at its peak. Using it on the 
ceiling feels unexpected and 
bold. It adds interest without 
overwhelming 
the senses.”
—Marie Cloud, 
@indigopruitt, 
Charlotte, NC
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delicious 
melon
BY SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
“This cheerful pastel flexes 
well between warm tones, like 
the orange floating shelf, and 
cool tones, like the blue cabinets 
and chairs. It really brings this 
breakfast nook 
to life.”
—Amy Hadley, 
@heynowinteriors, 
Austin
million 
dollar red
BY BENJAMIN MOORE
“I knew I needed a bright, 
eye-catching color to pair 
with the animal-themed 
wallpaper, and I always love 
reminds me of 
a fire truck!”
—Maggie Griffin, 
@maggiegriffindesign, 
Gainesville, GA
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comical coral +
memorable rose + 
jetstream
BY SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
“The coral walls and blue ceiling create a 
soft backdrop that beautifully supports the 
livingspaces.com/HGTVMagazine
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fun decorating
$874
The top flourish is 
less dramatic here, 
but the overall 
fixture is wider. 
Solie 34" pendant, 
mitzi.com
$315
Raised trim on the doors makes this 
look-alike appear way more pricey than it is.
Twin Star Home buffet, walmart.com
$1,623
This graceful double 
blossom pendant 
is handmade in 
Charleston, SC. 
Victoria 24" chandelier, 
ro-sham-beaux.com
$3,348
A linen-covered buffet with heavy antique brass 
hardware elevates the whole dining room.
Rue buffet, franceandson.com
$214
This lower-cost, 
chunkier pick 
almost looks like 
a giant ring! 
Diamond mirror, 
bedbathandbeyond.com
$500
This delicate 
beveled gem would 
look great above a 
bathroom sink. 
Avery mirror, 
meadowblu.com
Different price tags, such similar style. 
Whatever you choose is a score.
PRODUCED BY KATE DOHERTY
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fun decorating
$449
This budget- 
friendly hooked 
wool rug has 
fun, multicolored 
fringe. 
Loloi Zharah Santa Fe 
5' x 7'6" rug, rugstudio.com 
$2,490
This one’s a little more tailored, but raw 
seams give it a casual feel.
Piazza sofa, polyandbark.com
$1,300
The rounded rim on this tabletop, 
called bullnose edging, is a luxe touch. 
Koa coffee table, lemae.com
$998
A rug from the 
famed Brimfield 
antiques market 
inspired this 
handwoven kilim.
Balsam 5' x 8' rug, 
annieselke.com
$5,200
Inset wood legs make this generously padded, 
low-profile sofa appear to float. 
Madrone sofa, arhaus.com
$40
Little birds perch 
on the candlesticks 
in this affordable 
cast-iron set. 
August Grove candlesticks, 
wayfair.com
$117
These golden pieces 
are highly detailed, 
down to the etched 
lines in each leaf.Miles candle holder set, 
kathykuohome.com
The top looks like fancy travertine marble, 
but it’s cast concrete.
Cynthia coffee table, tovfurniture.com
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3�
SPACE S LAMP 
$60, store.moma.org
Don’t be fooled by their size: These tiny 
lamps make a big statement.
PHOTOGRAPHS BY ALISON GOOTEE PRODUCED BY KENLEY STEVENSON
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KODHI LAMP
$39, urban 
outfitters.com
EDISON LAMP
Fatboy USA, 
$159 for 3, 
lightology.com
MUSHROOM LAMP
Simple Designs, 
$29, homedepot.com
SKITTLE LAMP 
$31, mcachicago 
store.org
GLOBE LAMP 
$50, worldmarket.com
SPETSBOJ LAMP
$13, ikea.com
WEMBLEY LAMP
$191, luluand 
georgia.com
BUBBLE GEO LAMP 
$25, worldmarket.com
MINA LAMP 
$30, 
lexon-design.com
MARKFROST 
LAMP 
$43, ikea.com
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GreatHalls
fun decorating
Fill it with photos.
Family photos are typical hallway decor, but 
they become a design statement when you 
turn each side of a hall into a gallery wall. 
For a polished look, opt for black-and-white 
and sepia photos, and mix up the frames: 
Designer Emily Larkin chose silver, gold, and 
wood finiihei in thii Dallai home.
ART DECO
FRAME
Frametolia, 
from $66, 
wayfair.com
Transform your main thoroughfare into a star attraction!
PRODUCED BY RACHEL BARKER AND KENLEY STEVENSON WRITTEN BY JAIMIE DALESSIO CLAYTON
GILDED FRAME
from $165 for 4, 
birchlane.com
ROMANCE FRAME
Lawrence Frames, $27, 
amazon.com
CHELSEA FRAME 
from $65, 
framebridge.com
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Line it with plants.
This windowed New Orleans hall is full 
of real tropical plants, but faux options 
would look just as good if you don’t have 
natural light. Designer David Quarles IV 
limewashed the walls in green, “so it’s 
almost as if the plants emerged from 
the walls,” he says.
ARTIFICIAL BIRD OF 
PARADISE PLANT
Primrue, $184, wayfair.com
FAUX ARECA PALM
$454, ndi.com
FAUX SANSEVIERIA PLANT
$179, potterybarn.com
Design by Studio 417 Interiors
fun decorating
Go big on wallpaper.
Horizontal patterns will make a hall appear 
longer, and vertical ones will make it feel 
taller, so choose a pattern depending 
on which way you want to go! Designer 
Dimitra Anderson selected a dramatic 
Schumacher print for this Redwood City, 
CA, hall. “The linear pattern really adds 
DIAMONDS WALLPAPER
$150 per roll, 
astekhome.com
THAT’S MY OPINION WALLPAPER
from $17 per panel, 
wallblush.com
ECLIPSE KIONELI WALLPAPER
Ivy Bronx, $1.50 per sq. ft., 
wayfair.com
PORTER WALLPAPER 
NuWallpaper, $40 per roll, 
wallpops.com
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Paint all the doors.
Doors are a fun and unexpected place to 
play with color. Designers Robin Heller and 
Jen Levy chose a bright color combo for 
three doors in this Baltimore home. The 
hallway was dark, with limited natural light, 
and the paint really made the space more 
joyful, they say. Doors are a high-touch 
surface, so choose paint in a durable, easy-
to-clean finish, like a gloss. 
Go all in and choose a
color combo that will really
pop, like this happy trio.
Start with a favorite color, 
then select two other shades 
in the same family.
The warm undertones 
of these soft pastels mix 
well together.
Rangwali 
by
Farrow & Ball
Arsenic
by
Farrow & Ball
Charlotte’s Locks
by
Farrow & Ball
Indigo 
by
Benjamin Moore
Atlantis Blue
by
Benjamin Moore
Blue Macaw
by
Benjamin Moore
Lighthearted Pink
by
Sherwin-Williams
Jaipur Pink
by
Sherwin-Williams
Berry Frappé
by 
Sherwin-Williams
bold brights
mod monochrome
pretty pastels
Design by Surrounded By Color
WRITTEN BY JAIMIE DALESSIO CLAYTON
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colorful bed frame
Shop like you’re 10 again and pick out 
a bed that will make a statement! You 
can keep the look sophisticated by balancing 
out softer elements: Designer Jaimee Rose 
surrounded this custom pink velvet one with 
a subtle wallpaper from Phillip Jeffries and 
neutral bedding. Interior Define makes a similar 
bed frame in more than 100 colors and fabrics.
Design by 
Jaimee Rose 
Interiors
Kids these Days
Bold colors, cool patterns, fun lighting: 
Kids’ rooms are full of great ideas!
 
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sculptural wall art
These paper flowers from 
Anthropologie really pop 
against an exposed brick wall but 
would also look great against a painted 
wall—or a white one for a quieter 
look. “Their neutral color makes them 
universal,” says designer Mary Slattery.
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lighting
A lamp is a 
low-commitment way 
to incorporate some 
personality into a space. 
The quirkier the better!
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dresser
This fun piece is 
sold as baby furniture, but 
there's nothing childish 
about it: Try it in your own 
bedroom or use it as a 
credenza in an entryway or 
dining room.
giraffe lamp
Unbranded, $86, kohls.com 
moab dresser
$1,499, babyletto.com
iris clam shell lamp
Jake Arnold, $199, 
crateandbarrel.com
starry globe light
Pillowfort, $20, target.com
bloom lamp
$189, crateandbarrel.com
Design by Eden Bliss Interiors
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neon accents
Primary colors can feel 
childlike, but neons change 
the game. “They are unisex and 
appeal to kids and adults alike,” says 
designer Denise Davies. These custom 
pieces are upholstered in Caroline 
Cecil fabric; the pillows are vintage.
Design by D2 Interieurs
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daybed
A daybed with a trundle is a 
kid’s dream for sleepovers, 
so steal the idea and put one in a 
guest room: It’ll free up floor space. 
This one is custom from Liven Up 
Design, with fabric by Schumacher.
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floral mirror
This Secret Garden–style mirror 
is made for little ones (it’s from 
Pottery Barn Kids), but the elegant details 
and gold trim elevate it for all ages. 
Morris & Co. mirror
$279, potterybarnkids.com
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A not-too-serious 
attitude about decor 
starts at the ground level. Checks, 
squiggles, or wild animals will 
make everyone smile.
safari rug
from $119, tumbleliving.com
colorful plaid rug
The Big One, from $70, kohls.com
kids rope rug
from $399, westelm.com
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A storage system that doubles as decor is 
a win no matter where you put it. This fun, 
totally adjustable pegboard was built by a contractor 
to accommodate a kid’s ever-changing collections; 
you can find great premade options at Etsy and IKEA.
Design by Realm Design Co.
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Break up wallpaper into 
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feel; this one is May Meadow by Rebel Walls. 
“A large-scale floral is ideal for this, because 
it reads like art and scales beautifully within 
framed panels,” says designer Marie Flanigan.
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Kids have a lot of stuff, so 
naturally they have a lot of 
great storage options. Grab a basket 
designed just for them to corral your 
grown-up mess. No one will judge!
big cherry basket
$60, ricebyrice.com
pom pom basket
from $30, pehr.com
personalized pegs
$99, potterybarnkids.com
whale basket
$88, kouboo.com
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The thrill of seeing 
your name on 
something does not go away 
with age. Closets, bathrooms, 
mudrooms, and even garages 
could use a personal touch! 
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bedsheets
Spots, stripes, animalprints...
you should sleep on whatever makes you 
happy. Try these in a guest room too!
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A red Hara chair by 
Giorgio Gurioli is the 
perfect pop of color in 
this teenager’s room. 
“Every interior should 
have some whimsy,” says 
designer Sara Bengur.
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Kids’ furniture 
designers know that 
function can be fun. Unexpected 
shelf shapes like the flower, butterfly, 
and waves double as art, while this 
asymmetrical bookshelf would look 
great in any modern space. 
explorer shelf
$899, nestig.com
polka dot sheet set
from $99, garnethill.com
wave picture ledge
$62, shelfology.com
flower shelf
Pillowfort, $25, target.com
butterfly shelf
$229, crateandbarrel.com
Design by Sara Bengur Interiors
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BEFORE
HOUSE
PHOTOGRAPHS BY CATHERINE NGUYEN WRITTEN BY JULIANA LABIANCA DESIGN BY MICHELLE PALMER MURPHY
A blended North Carolina family 
makes their home bigger and better.
ome matches are just meant to be—like Liz Reece and 
Rawley Fuller, and the house that brought them together. 
A few years back, Rawley, a divorced dad, was working 
with designer Michelle Palmer Murphy on a refresh of his 
1970s ranch in Chapel Hill, NC. Michelle had a feeling he and 
her project manager, Liz, would be perfect for each other, so she 
sent Liz to the site on a made-up measuring errand. It worked: 
The two hit it off, and a year later, they were engaged, living 
together, and raising their blended family of six—Rawley’s kids, 
Izzy and Trent (now 19 and 17), and Liz’s, Van and Montgomery 
(now 19 and 15). “It was a tight squeeze at first!” Liz says. They 
decided to expand the home and called the woman who made 
all of this happen: Michelle! She added a second floor with four 
bedrooms and helped blend Rawley’s modern coastal style with 
Liz’s glamorous touch. “We’re so sentimental about this house,” 
says Liz. “We never want to leave.”
The family added 
a second floor 
and brightened 
the exterior with 
white stucco. 
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kids Izzy, Trent, Van, 
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kids’ lounge
This space leads to all of the kids’ rooms, so 
Michelle turned it into a hangout area. The 
Gucci wallpaper was the first pick: “Animal 
print is a neutral to me,” she says. She then 
brought in a leather sectional from Four 
Hands, a woven coffee table from Palecek, 
and a beaded chandelier from Made Goods.
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PAINT 
Alabaster 
by Sherwin-Williams
bar area
Some people hide the bar 
away, but this one is worth 
showing off: It runs along 
one long wall of the living 
room. Michelle used ionic 
steel tile from Tile Club for 
the backsplash and made 
a border with reclaimed 
wood. Rawley keeps his 
favorite local beer on tap! 
living room
The family spends a lot 
of quality time in this 
television-free space (it’s 
where Rawley proposed!). 
They also use it for most of 
their entertaining. Michelle 
made the vaulted windows 
the focal point by choosing 
a neutral Baker sectional. 
“It can fit 10 people, no 
problem,” says Liz. The rug 
is from Feizy.
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trent’s bedroom
Michelle wanted to design a space that 
could take Trent through his teens and 
into adulthood. “In the past, he’d had 
the typical blue sports-themed boy’s 
room,” Liz says. Michelle chose 
a bold Hygge & West wallpaper with 
a dragon motif and paired it with a 
Four Hands bed, a Feizy rug, and an 
Arteriors chandelier.
—Michelle
Van loves to surf, so 
I wanted this to have 
a surfing infuence, 
but elevated.
main bathroom
Liz and Rawley were going for a sanctuary 
vibe in their bathroom. Michelle chose 
Silver Storm marble for the counter and 
anchored it with a glossy Omega vanity. 
The sconces on each side of the Currey & 
Company mirror are from Arteriors.
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van’s bedroom
Van picked out this House of Nomad 
wallpaper on a family trip to Charleston, 
SC. “He has a great eye!” says Michelle. 
She added a pop of green with Thibaut 
pillows, and window treatments made 
with Kravet fabric. The horseshoe crab 
sconce in the corner is by Oly.
 
 
montgomery’s 
bedroom 
Youngest daughter Montgomery sent 
Michelle a Pinterest board of blue and 
pink rooms, and Michelle helped her 
pick the exact shades. “I wanted this 
room to look like the inside of a Tiffany 
box,” Michelle says. The bed is from 
Tov and the rug is from Surya. 
montgomery’s 
bathroom
Michelle painted the doorframe 
blue but then went neutral 
inside. The mirror is from Woven 
and the sconces are from Currey 
& Company. 
BUDGET: $500,000
OVER OR UNDER:
Over 
EXPECTED 
COMPLETION TIME:
9 months
ACTUAL 
COMPLETION TIME:
13 months
BIGGEST SPLURGE:
The marble in the 
main bathroom 
BIGGEST HURDLE: There 
was a delay in our stairs 
arriving, so we had to use 
makeshift stairs to move 
all of the second-floor 
cabinetry upstairs. 
BEST CHANGE: Having an 
entire side of the ground 
floor dedicated to the 
main suite and moving 
all of the kids’ bedrooms 
upstairs
PAINT 
Blue Ground 
by Farrow & Ball
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FOR SOURCES, SEE PAGE 86.
laundry room
“This is my favorite room in the house!” 
Liz says. She and Rawley asked for lots of 
cabinet storage, then picked out a funky 
bird-print wallpaper by Emma J Shipley 
to bring the room to life. “It makes me 
smile every time I see it,” she says. The 
resin chandelier is by Oly. 
the look
cool tiger wallpaper 
from $129 per roll, 
spoonflower.com
essex sofa
$2,123, polyandbark.com
kira chandelier
Made Goods, from $2,920, 
meadowblu.com
feldt mirror 
Bay Isle Home, $214, wayfair.com
baracoa pillow 
Schumacher, $342, 
mahoneswallpapershop.com
manzanita 
side table 
$899, 
lunareshome.com
woodnote 
tile 
$16 per sq. ft., 
homedepot.com
boho 
pillow cover
Sweetshow, $16 for 2, 
amazon.com
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fletcher bed
Four Hands, from $2,699, 
highfashionhome.com
flamingo 
lamp 
$189, 
urbanoutftters.com
estelle 
nightstand 
$636, 
shop.safavieh.com
sheepskin 
throw 
$145, dwr.com
frontier 
wallpaper 
$107 per roll,
emmajshipley.com
tamara sconce 
$420, arteriorshome.com
Renovating
The Art of
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randi Underhill has been 
studying fine art since she was 
young, so when she started 
a massive redesign of her 
6,114-square-foot Tudor revival, she thought 
of the place as one big canvas. “I’ve been 
dreaming of creating a home like this 
for decades,” she says. “I love all types of 
art, especially pieces that are bright and 
colorful, and I wanted this house to have 
that same sense of joy.” Brandi, who now 
works in healthcare, and her husband, 
Justin, a media executive, hired designer 
Jewel Marlowe to execute her vision on 
the Bethesda, MD, home and give it a touch 
of glamour—with a lot of color. “We based 
most rooms on just one or two special 
items,” Brandi says. “And like any incredible 
piece of art, the house has plenty of 
unexpected details!”
See how one couple created 
their masterpiece. 
PHOTOGRAPHS BY STACY ZARIN GOLDBERG WRITTEN BY JULIANA LABIANCA DESIGN BY JEWEL MARLOWE
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lounge
Brandi and Justin wanted a blue room 
for entertaining but asked Jewel for 
something bolder than navy. “This color 
is almost teal,” Jewel says. To add to the 
drama, she installed a marble-pattern 
Phillip Jeffries wallpaper on the ceiling. 
“The space really envelops you, and 
people never want to leave!” Brandi says. 
PAINT 
Bermuda Blue 
by Benjamin Moore
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BEFORE
kitchen
Brandi and Justin kept most 
of the kitchen as it was and 
painted the island gray 
(Purbeck Stone by Farrow 
& Ball) to match the marble 
countertops.Jewel chose 
pendants from Visual Comfort 
& Co. and added a valance 
made of Schumacher fabric. 
“It gives the room a nice 
punch!” she says. 
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breakfast 
room
Jewel nodded to this room’s 
garden views by installing 
painted latticework (Ocean Air 
by Benjamin Moore) on the walls. 
The Murano glass chandelier, 
from Sogni di Cristallo in Venice, 
is part of a collection inspired 
by Van Gogh’s Irises. “It really 
replicates the feeling of the 
painting,” Brandi says. 
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BEFORE
bedroom
The couple wanted to create a 
focal point in this room, so Jewel’s 
team covered a portable screen 
with crane wallpaper from Phillip 
Jeffries. “Justin grew up by the 
water, and water birds make us feel 
at home,” Brandi says. The bed and 
nightstands are from Caracole.
BUDGET: $300,000
OVER OR UNDER:
on budget!
EXPECTED COMPLETION TIME: 
8 months
ACTUAL COMPLETION TIME:
15 months—we increased the scope!
There were a few 
colors that just didn’t work. 
BIGGEST SPLURGE: The custom 
Baker sofas in the blue lounge. 
BEST CHANGE: There are too many 
favorites to name them all, but the 
Murano glass chandelier in the 
breakfast room really stands out.
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FOR SOURCES, SEE PAGE 86.
BEFORE
patio
The previous homeowners left 
behind their outdoor furniture, and 
Brandi reupholstered it with black-
and-white striped fabric. “We really 
wanted that classic British garden 
look,” she says. The rug is from 
Jonathan Adler. 
guest
bedroom
Jewel installed drapery (in 
Schumacher fabric) in this room 
to mask an off-center window; 
the drapes sort of trick your eye 
into thinking the window is 
larger and centered. She used a 
matching Schumacher coverlet 
and Ted Scott headboard. “My 
friend calls this her favorite 
boutique hotel!” Brandi says. 
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bronte pendant
Visual Comfort & Co., 
$729, lampsplus.com
tancho wallpaper
$8 per sq. ft.,
hovia.com
nadia 
counter stool
Coaster Home Furnishings, 
$439 for 2, macys.com 
floral vase
$128, shopterrain.com
chiang mai pillow
from $63, mayevelyneinteriors.etsy.com
isla sofa
$2,612, 
onekingslane.com
charlotte pillow
$68, luluandgeorgia.com
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cowhide rug
Hudson Hides, $190, 
cowhidesdirect.com
sawyer 
chair
Furniture Classics, $619, 
decoratorsbest.com
artificial 
potted 
topiary
$38, afloral.com
harwick bed
Universal Furniture, from $2,230, perigold.com
antique 
telephone
TelPal, $43, amazon.com
palm leaf 
lamp
Couture Lamps, $295, 
neimanmarcus.com
cake carrier
$250, mackenzie-childs.com
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living room 
Robert works in tech, and the 
checkerboard hand-glazed Clé tiles 
around the fireplace really spoke to him. 
“-o me it looks like pixels on a computer 
screen,” he says. Built-in shelves and 
cabinets on both sides add plenty of 
storage. -he sofa, from Audo, is a dark 
brick color to contrast the blues. 
a
remodel can say a 
lot about a person—
so Robert Lee 
hoped his would 
make a great impression. Just 
as he started renovating his 
1960s ranch-style home in 
San Jose, CA, he also started 
dating Alina Yang. “The new 
relationship felt special, and 
I hoped Alina would like 
the choices I was making,” 
says Robert, who brought in 
designer Cathie Hong to help 
modernize the space. They 
ran with a minimal Japandi 
aesthetic and pops of blue, 
red, and green inspired 
by his home state, Hawaii. 
Robert, an engineer, helped 
figure out how to optimize the 
1,400-square-foot floor plan. 
Ultimately Alina, a doctor, fell 
in love with both the house 
and Robert: They’re getting 
married this fall!
An engineer turns to natural 
materials for his California home. 
Works
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BEFORE
kitchen 
Robert chose rift white oak cabinets 
with a clear varnish. “They reminded me 
of what I saw on trips to Asia,” he says. 
The turquoise and green tiles, from a 
Japanese company called Inax, mimic 
the fluted island and hood vent. The 
waterfall countertop is quartzite, and 
its blue tint makes it actually look like a 
waterfall, Robert says.
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dining room
The goal for this room was to create an 
organic space the couple could use all 
day. A free-form pendant by SkLO and an 
asymmetrical table from Sun at Six did 
the trick. When Robert works from home, 
he sits at the floating desk built into the 
alcove. It’s made of the same oak as the 
kitchen cabinets. 
There’s no wasted space in this 
house. The desk fitstintotthet
dining area seamlessly.
—Robert
 
BUDGET: 
OVER OR UNDER:
Over 
EXPECTED 
COMPLETION TIME: 
9 months
ACTUAL 
COMPLETION TIME:
15 months
Our 
contractor was booked, so we 
took a chance with someone 
new and it worked out great.
UNEXPECTED EXPENSE: 
The bathroom sink valve had 
to be replaced—after the tile 
wall was already installed. 
bedroom
“We love waking up surrounded by the 
blue ombré walls,” says Robert of the 
Calico wallpaper. “It feels like we’re at the 
beach.” Instead of dressers, Robert opted 
for a custom wardrobe wall to maximize 
the space. The bed, by Blu Dot, has a 
slight curve at the headboard.
mainibathroom
Robert worked with Cathie to double 
the size of the bathroom by breaking 
into the old laundry room. The tub and 
shower are where the washing machine 
used to be. The wall tiles are similar 
to those in the kitchen (in different 
colors), and the foor is a cool terrazzo 
by Concrete Collaborative.
FOR SOURCES, SEE PAGE 86.
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side table
$450, bludot.com
duvet 
cover
from $245, 
quince.com
odin 
kitchen 
faucet
Brizo, $602, 
fergusonhome.com
kanbina 
mosaic tile
$24 per sq. ft., 
tilebar.com
dylan wall clock
$85, seikoclocksusa.com
balance 1.0 
pendant
$2,755, sklo.com
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conversation 
piece chair
Umage, $1,999, 
lightology.com
rug
THE GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
CEILING FAN COLLECTION
F E A T U R I N G
MULTIPLE SPEEDS
REVERSIBLE BLADES & MOTORS
REMOTE CONTROL
ENERGY-EFFICIENT DIMMABLE LED LIGHTS
G O O D H O U S E K E E P I N G . C O M / FA N S 
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MOOD
You’d never 
know this 
started as a 
builder-basic 
kitchen! 
PHOTOGRAPHS BY DAN CUTRONA WRITTEN BY ERIN ZAMMETT RUDDY DESIGN BY ALL THINGS TAJ 
in the kitchen
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hen Brandon and 
Dominique Musa 
were dreaming up 
the perfect kitchen 
for their newly built 4,200-square-foot 
home in Miramar, FL, they wanted it 
to be edgy and unique—and they 
knew they needed help. They are 
both busy attorneys and were 
starting a family (they have a toddler 
and a newborn). The couple hired 
designer Taj Hunter Waite to infuse 
the space with their personal style, 
incorporating sleek stonework 
and dramatic color-drenching. The 
kitchen also had to be hardworking, 
with durable materials and a seamless 
flow to the rest of the main floor. 
BUDGET: $30,000
OVER OR UNDER: Way over! 
EXPECTED COMPLETION TIME: 
3 months
ACTUAL COMPLETION TIME: 
Over a year
BIGGEST SPLURGE: Eight slabs of Cambria 
quartz for the counters and backsplash
UNEXPECTED COST: We changed 
contractors mid-project. Make sure you pick 
the right one the first time!
BEST ADVICE: Don’t be afraid to 
communicate your desires and get what you 
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To make the space feel like an extension 
of the living room, Taj designed a glass 
cabinet and tower of open shelves. The 
natural wood millwork behind the glass 
ties into the floors, which are vinyl planks 
installed in a herringbone pattern.
oversize island
The couple entertains a lot, 
so prep and serving space 
was important. Taj doubled 
the size of the original islandfrom 5 feet to 10 feet and 
created a waterfall effect 
with the quartz countertops. 
“It boosts the drama,” she 
says. The reeded front panel 
matches the hood. 
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in the kitchen
BEFORE
FOR SOURCES, SEE PAGE 86.
one-color palette 
“Layering black on black gave the 
space the wow effect Brandon and 
Dominique wanted,” says Taj. She 
chose onyx stone for the counters 
and backsplash and matte black 
Samsung appliances. “It’s timeless but 
not typical,” she says. The sconces are 
from Visual Comfort & Co. 
PAINT 
Black Magic 
by Sherwin-Williams
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marble 
vase 
$89 for 3, michaels.com 
delamere quartz
Cambria, $82 per sq. ft., 
prizekitchens.com 
$90 for 4, 
oletto faucet
$270, kraususa.com
walsh 
bar stool
$529 for 2,
allmodern.com
salt and 
pepper set
Threshold, $16, 
target.com
encore bar tools 
and shaker set
$200, williams-sonoma.com
copenhagen 
sconce
$55, livexlights.com
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Treat yourself to a perfect fall breakfast 
and some great new gear.
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dutch baby with 
apple-pear compote
king sear skillet
$125, greatjonesgoods.com
measuring 
spoons 
$22 for 4, 
crateandbarrel.com
zester
Microplane, $18, surlatable.com
apple orchard 
spatula 
$13, everythingkitchens.com
fruit wedger
KitchenAid, $11, 
target.com
khaki napkins
$23 for 4, publicgoods.com
1. Make the compote: Put the prunes and tea bags in a heatproof bowl, cover with 
1 cup boiling water, and let soak 20 minutes. Discard the tea bags.
2. Transfer the prunes and soaking liquid to a small saucepan. Add the sugar, salt, 
vanilla seeds and pod, lemon zest, and cognac and cook over medium heat until 
syrupy, 10 to 15 minutes. Add the apples and pears and reduce the heat to low; 
cover and simmer until tender, about 15 minutes. Transfer to a bowl and let cool. 
Cover and chill at least 2 hours or up to 1 week.
3. Make the Dutch baby: Preheat the oven to 425̊ . Melt the butter in a 12-inch cast-
iron skillet over medium heat. Remove from the heat and transfer 2 tablespoons of 
the melted butter to a blender. Add the eggs, salt, and half-and-half and blend until 
combined. Add the flour and blend until smooth, then blend in the orange zest, 
orange juice, and almond extract. 
4. Heat the skillet with the butter over medium-high heat and swirl to coat. Add 
the batter, transfer to the oven, and bake until puffed and golden, 15 to 20 minutes. 
Reheat the compote; discard the lemon zest and vanilla pod. Dust the Dutch baby 
with confectioners’ sugar and serve with the compote.
FOR THE COMPOTE
1 cup pitted prunes
4 black tea bags
1/2 cup sugar
Pinch of salt
1 vanilla bean, split lengthwise 
and seeds scraped out
3 wide strips lemon zest
1/2 cup cognac or brandy
2 firm cooking apples (such as Fuji), 
peeled and cut into wedges
3 Bosc pears, peeled and 
cut into wedges
FOR THE DUTCH BABY
4 tablespoons unsalted butter
4 large eggs
1/2 teaspoon salt
3/4 cup half-and-half
3/4 cup all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon grated orange zest, plus 
2 tablespoons fresh orange juice
1/2 teaspoon almond extract
Confectioners’ sugar, for dusting 
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The homeowners set 
stones in grass for a 
softer front walk. It adds 
to the fairy-tale vibes. 
A lancet arch is 
a classic Tudor 
entryway detail.
The brick gets 
a power wash 
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is a type of coniferous 
tree that predates 
dinosaurs! It’s super 
low-maintenance.
star doorbell
$32, rejuvenation.com
traditional 
door 
knocker
Brass Accents, 
$65, perigold.com
birds in bloom doormat 
$49, shopentryways.com 
martinsville 
post lantern
$198, visual 
comfort.com
CALADIUM 
(also known as 
elephant ear) has 
large leaves that 
can be pink, red, 
or green. 
CORA CASCADE 
enjoys a mix of 
sun and shade, 
so its spot on the 
porch is perfect.
house number
Baldwin, $32, 
wayfair.com
floral swag urn
$248, shopterrain.com
About Our House
BUILT IN: 1935
BOUGHT FOR: $398,000 in 2007
HOMEOWNERS: Cheri and Vance Leavy 
FIRST IMPRESSION: We loved that the 
house looked like a fairy-tale cottage.
COOLEST FEATURE: The Tudor-style architecture stands out in 
our neighborhood. The large triangles are distinctive. 
BEST COMPLIMENT: The word I hear most to describe our 
home is “charming.” I hope people feel the same about us! 
Cheri and Vance 
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Shutter cutouts 
became a popular 
customization style 
during the arts and 
crafts movement.
The little balcony 
off the attic is the 
homeowner’s 
favorite feature. 
This diamond 
pattern was carved 
out of wood and 
nailed to the house 
to add texture. 
out + about
symmetrical flora 
pillow
Amrita Sen Designs, from 
$45, bedbathandbeyond.com
kelda chair
$458 for 2, 
 safaviehhome.com
paint
TRIM 
Glacier White by
Benjamin Moore
HIBISCUS 
thrives in direct 
sunlight. You can 
make a fragrant 
tea from the 
blossoms.
VINCA 
tends to trail, 
which makes 
it great for 
hanging baskets.
post mailbox
from $150, 
designermailboxes 
.etsy.com
goulding 
wall planter
Dakota Fields, $87, 
wayfair.com
planter 
urn
Tusco Products, 
$174, 
target.com 
CRAPE MYRTLE 
is called the lilac 
of the South 
for its similarly 
shaped bloom 
clusters.
SHUTTERS 
Knoxville Gray
by Benjamin Moore
About My House
BUILT IN: c. 1890
BOUGHT FOR: $100,000 in 2000
HOMEOWNER: Michele C. Burch
BACKSTORY: The house was originally 
clapboard, but in the mid 1940s the owner covered it in 
granite he brought home from the quarry where he worked.
BIGGEST CHALLENGE: When I bought the house, it didn’t 
have a kitchen—no cabinets, no sink, just a concrete floor— 
so I was able to get a deal. But the outside always had a lot 
of charm.
FUTURE PLANS: The landscaping is a work in progress!
Michele C. Burch
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Pierced corbels 
add a hint of 
gingerbread detail.
The homeowners’ 
sons loved this 
swing when they 
were little.
Staggered-height 
pickets are a 
fun take on a 
traditional fence.
out + about
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About Our House
BUILT IN: 2004
BOUGHT FOR: $450,000 in 2005
HOMEOWNERS: Sean and Kerry Hogan 
SELLING POINT: The home’s curb appeal 
is what originally drew us in. All we had to do was paint!
FAVORITE FEATURE: I love the custom trim around the gable. 
It was duplicated from a classic design we found in a book 
about Victorian homes.
BOLDEST MOVE: We painted two colors, white and indigo 
blue, around the windows. It’s a feature we saw on a number 
of old houses in town. It feels classic yet modern. 
Sean and Kerry 
Hogan with their 
two sons
TRIM 
Evening Blue 
by Benjamin Moore
vineyard swing
$449, polywood.com
robin corbel
Ekena Millwork, from 
$22, homedepot.com 
solstice basket 
Arcadia Garden Products, 
from $20, homedepot.com 
OXALIS 
is commonly 
confused with 
clover. It’s best 
kept in a pot or it 
will spread. 
chadwick 
wall light
Craftmade,$249, 
1800lighting.com
MISS MUFFET 
CALADIUM
is known for its 
pink freckles and 
compact size—
only a foot tall.
paint
HOUSE 
Ginger Jar
by Behr
painted 
peonies 
pillow
$39, 
zappydots.com
capri loveseat
from $599, potterybarn.com
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pumpkins
all the pretty 
Pumpkins don’t need spooky faces to make a statement. 
With their striking shapes, rich colors, and natural charm, 
these fall staples are showstoppers on their own. Check out 
some stunning varieties, then find clever ways to style them 
on a porch or entryway. Don’t worry about spoilage: 
We included tips for making them last all season! 
WRITTEN BY ERIN ZAMMETT RUDDY
the pick of the patch
Look out for these special varieties.
miss sophie pink
Pink pumpkins have become all 
the rage, especially these little 
ones. They’re 4 to 5 inches in 
diameter, with a long ornamental 
stem and a cheery rosy hue. 
puccini
Most of these palm-size 
pumpkins have light yellow 
skin with dark yellow stripes. 
They’re ideal for popping atop 
other pumpkins. 
speckled hound 
These midsize rustic beauties 
grow pale orange or salmon pink 
with streaks of green and cream. 
They’ll add an organic, muted 
vibe to any stoop. 
tristar
Named for its three-lobed 
triangular shape (it’s also called a 
“shamrock pumpkin”), this variety 
can grow up to 8 pounds. It’ll give 
your display a ghoulish touch!
white gold
This classic-shaped pumpkin 
has a completely white surface, 
and lightly ribbed skin—perfect 
for painting or standing out 
among more colorful varieties. 
rouge vif d’étampes
With its vibrant orange-red skin 
and flat shape, this one realli pops 
on a porch. It’s also known as the 
Cinderella pumpkin because it 
resembles the one in the fairy tale. 
kamo kamo
This traditional heirloom variety 
from New Zealand has a striking 
two-color palette. It can grow to 
almost the size of a volleyball and 
is either round or oval. 
peanut
The wart-like bumps on this 
neutral-hued pumpkin look like 
peanut shells, hence the name. 
A few of these will help make a 
display look creepy-chic. 
mint prince
These mottled, light green 
statement pumpkins are compact 
(only 8 to 10 inches in diameter), 
and thei’re nice and flat, which 
makes them great for stacking. 
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make an entrance
Here are six ways to step up your pumpkin porch display.
PAINT THEM 
Apply acrylic or 
spray paint in a variety 
of shades (no need for 
oranges), then arrange 
in a rainbow or ombré 
pattern. Add in a 
metallic for sparkle! 
Design by Kelly Ginn
out + about
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 CHOOSE A GOOD VARIETY. 
No matter the size of your display, be 
sure to incorporate different shapes, 
sizes, colors, and textures. 
 START WITH THE BASICS. 
I love to begin my designs with 
traditional orange jack-o’-lantern 
pumpkins and build from there. 
 CREATE HEIGHT. 
If you don't have steps, add bales of hay 
to vary the height of your design. 
 SHOW OFF YOUR 
STATEMENT PUMPKINS.
Position your specialty pumpkins 
carefully so the best parts are showing, 
like in the photo above. Sometimes, 
turning them on their sides is the best 
way to highlight the shapes and stems. 
 ADD THE FINISHING TOUCH. 
Smaller gourds (like pie pumpkins, mini 
pumpkins, and other decorative ones) 
are the “cherries” on top. They add 
color and texture and fill in any holes. 
Design by 
Kate Taylor
Design by 
LT Design Co. 
Heather Torres 
(@porchpumpkins) 
makes a living 
designing over-the-top 
installations for homeowners in 
Dallas. Her foolproof methods: 
TIPS FROM A PRO
MIX 
MATERIALS 
A combo of 
pumpkins, lanterns, 
wheatgrass, and 
mums feels very fall 
and a little fancy. 
Stick with one color 
palette so things look 
cohesive, not messy. 
CREATE AN ARCH
Use chicken wire to make a 
frame and zip-tie real branches, 
leaves, and flowers along with 
faux lightweight pumpkins. You 
can shop your yard for supplies!
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ARRANGE THEM 
IN A BASKET
Piling pumpkins in natural, 
woven baskets makes for 
an earthy, elevated entryway. 
Dried palms and grasses 
complete the look. 
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MAKE YOUR PUMPKINS LAST
POP ONE IN 
A PLANTER
They make fun and 
festive toppers to fall 
pots and can cover 
drooping plants. Design by 
EAB Designs
GO ALL WHITE
Neutral pumpkins always 
look sophisticated, 
especially when shown 
in clusters. More is more 
with this approach!
 CHOOSE 
WISELY
Pick pumpkins 
that are firm 
with no sign of 
bruising, soft 
spots, or cuts. 
Make sure you 
don’t drop or ding 
them in transit: 
These openings 
will create easy 
access points 
 for rot. 
 CLEAN THE 
SURFACE
Wash pumpkins 
with warm 
water and mild 
soap to remove 
dirt. You can also 
wipe them with 
a diluted bleach 
solution (1 part 
bleach to 10 
parts water) to 
kill bacteria and 
mold. 
WARD OFF 
PESTS
Spray the 
surfaces 
with a mix of 
peppermint soap 
and peppermint 
oil to deter 
animals from 
taking a bite. 
Place pumpkins 
on some cloth to 
keep moisture 
from seeping in.
Design by Burkle Creative
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velvet 
pumpkin 
from $14, 
plushpumpkin.com
braided rope 
pumpkin
$12, amazon.com
pumpkins
$32 for 10, merimeri.com
forever 
pumpkins
felted 
pumpkins
$125 for 2, 
arcadiahomeinc.com
corduroy 
pumpkin
$42, mudpie.com
wicker 
pumpkin
from $14, boston 
international.com
calico corn 
pumpkin
$99, grandinroad.com
These indoor versions 
will last for years!
out + about
mirror ball 
pumpkin 
$25, michaels.com
THE ONLY THING WE HAVE TO FEAR…ARE THESE HOUSES
Season Premiere Sept 19
FRIDAYS 9|8C
LOG CABIN?
out + about
would you buy a
Cloquet, MN
3 BR, 2 BA, 2,496 SQ. FT.
So many wood types are on display here: This 
Bavarian-style home was built from western 
lodgepole pine logs and has red fir floors, 
Douglas fir cabinets, and a red cedar sauna.
Agent: Keller Williams Classic Realty Northwest
Living in one of these is 
not exactly roughing it! 
PRODUCED BY KELSEY HURWITZ
$640,000
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Malvern, PA
5 BR, 3 BA, 2,755 SQ. FT.
This is part log cabin, part stone house, and it’s long on charm: 
There’s a two-story fireplace and a wood stove, plus a hand-
carved staircase made from a tree that grew on the property. 
Joe Fallon, Re/Max Main Line–Kimberton
Landrum, SC
3 BR, 2.5 BA, 4,423 SQ. FT. 
This yellow pine home has all the rustic elements you’d want 
in a log cabin—two stone fireplaces, pine ceiling beams, and 
large wood columns—plus surprise luxuries like an elevator.
Agent: Tonya Upton, EXP Realty
Milford, DE
2 BR, 2.5 BA, 1,800 SQ. FT.
The price here reflects the piece of property: You can fish in two 
stocked ponds or chill on the wraparound porch and watch the 
deer, geese, and wild turkey that roam the nearly 15-acrelot. 
Agent: Donna Watson, The Watson Realty Group
$1,850,000
Powell Butte, OR
3 BR, 3 BA, 2,349 SQ. FT.
Hand-hewn logs give this exterior a textured look. It’s on 
about 5 acres with views of the Cascade Mountains, so it feels 
remote—but the Redmond, OR, airport is 20 minutes away. 
Agent: Caitlin Walker Ducsik, Windermere Realty Trust
$980,000
$1,100,000
$1,275,000
Live out your rustic fantasies for the weekend.
Try log cabin life at an Airbnb, like phis 
retreat on 20 wooded acres. You can hike 
along phe creek po a privape swimming 
hole and waperfall, and you mighp 
encounter deer, owls, and chipmunks 
on phe way.
THE LOG CABIN IN 
THE CATSKILLS
CORNWALLVILLE, NY
3 BR, 1 BA 
FROM $230 PER NIGHT 
CABIN CAMPOUT
pet
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Meet Our Model 
Maple, a 7-year-old Bernese mountain 
dog, loves looking for bunnies while out 
on a hike. She belongs to our copy and 
research chief, Chris. 
Dogs will love these 
camp-inspired finds!
PRODUCED BY KENLEY STEVENSON
scout & about 
outdoor dog tent 
$139, organicpetboutique.com
yakima camp pet bed
from $80, pendleton-usa.com
camp corbin 
lantern toy 
$15, petplay.com
marshmallow 
toy
Orvis, $16, amazon.com
grand canyon 
pet blanket 
Pendleton, $50, 
boulderbarks.com
take a hike 
collar 
$24, lucyand.co
cozy campfire 
toy
P.L.A.Y., $14, chewy.com
great 
outdoors 
bowl 
$22, sodapup.com
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N400-3
Behr
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INTERIOR DESIGN Jewel 
Marlowe, jewelmarlowe.com
house tours
Full House, pages 36–45
INTERIOR DESIGN Michelle 
Palmer Murphy, demiryan.com
The Art of Renovating, 
pages 46–53
INTERIOR DESIGN Jewel 
Marlowe, jewelmarlowe.com 
ARCHITECTURAL 
DESIGN Ronni Logan, 
ronniloganinteriors.com 
CONTRACTOR Brian Elias, 
equityrenovation.com
Wood Works, pages 54–59
INTERIOR DESIGN Cathie 
Hong, cathiehonginteriors.com
in the kitchen
It’s a Mood, pages 61–64
INTERIOR DESIGN Taj Hunter 
Waite, allthingstaj.com
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paint index
pages 5–6 
Blustery Sky
SW 9140
Sherwin-Williams
pages 5–6 
Cheerful
SW 6903
Sherwin-Williams
page 4 
Espalier
SW 6734
Sherwin-Williams
pages 5, 7 
Real Red
SW 6868
Sherwin-Williams
page 19 
Comical Coral
SW 6876
Sherwin-Williams
page 19 
Jetstream
SW 6492
Sherwin-Williams
page 18 
Million Dollar Red
2003-10
Benjamin Moore
page 19 
Memorable Rose
SW 6311
Sherwin-Williams
page 29 
Blue Macaw
784
Benjamin Moore
page 29 
Jaipur Pink
SW 6577
Sherwin-Williams
page 29 
Atlantis Blue 
768
Benjamin Moore
page 29 
Lighthearted Pink
SW 6568
Sherwin-Williams
page 49 
Ocean Air 
2123-50 
Benjamin Moore
page 68 
Ultra Pure White
PPU18-06
Behr
page 48 
Purbeck Stone 
No. 275
Farrow & Ball
page 62 
Black Magic
SW 6991
Sherwin-Williams
pages 5, 7 
Splashy
SW 6942
Sherwin-Williams
page 17 
Starboard
SW 6755
Sherwin-Williams
page 18 
Delicious Melon
SW 6653
Sherwin-Williams
page 29 
Rangwali
No. 296
Farrow & Ball
page 29 
Charlotte’s Locks
No. 268
Farrow & Ball
page 29 
Indigo
744
Benjamin Moore
page 29 
Arsenic 
No. 214
Farrow & Ball
page 29 
Berry Frappé
SW 9068
Sherwin-Williams
page 42 
Blue Ground
No. 210
Farrow & Ball 
page 46 
Bermuda Blue
2061-30
Benjamin Moore
page 38 
Alabaster 
SW 7008
Sherwin-Williams
page 72 
Ginger Jar
M300-5
Behr
page 68 
Exploring Khaki 
PPU8-06
Behr
page 70 
Knoxville Gray
HC-160
Benjamin Moore
page 72 
Evening Blue
2066-20
Benjamin Moore
page 70 
Glacier White
OC-37
Benjamin Moore
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horoscope
Sagittarius Nov 22–Dec 21
it’s a sign
Aquarius Jan 20–Feb 18
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Find your perfect side table with 
a little help from the zodiac.
There’s a lot on 
your calendar 
right now, but this 
pick will remind 
you that you 
have everything 
balanced and 
under control. 
Maz table, $349, 
luluandgeorgia.com
You’ll soon come 
to a fork in the 
road and you’ll 
need to choose 
between two 
starkly different 
directions. Both 
offer rewards! 
Eclipse table, $199, 
westelm.com
You seem to 
have a golden 
touch lately, 
just in time for 
your birthday. 
Celebrate your 
successes with 
this gilded beauty! 
Fleur table, $581, 
lumens.com
Reach out for 
the support you 
often offer others. 
When you allow a 
helping hand, like 
this two-top table 
does, you make 
friends feel valued. 
Ericson table, $169, 
jossandmain.com
You’ve weathered 
storms and the 
forecast is nothing 
but clear blue 
skies. Brighten up 
your space for 
the good times 
ahead. 
Room Essentials 
table, $30, target.com
Those around 
you seem to have 
their heads in the 
clouds, but bulls 
know that staying 
grounded, like this 
woodland pick, 
can yield delights.
Toadstool table, $248, 
anthropologie.com
The spotlight is 
calling and it’s 
time to step fully 
into it! This is your 
moment to shine 
and sparkle, rams, 
just like this shell 
inlay table.
Halio table, $149, 
wayfair.com
You’re entering 
an era of big 
change and it’ll 
likely cause some 
ripples. Trust your 
intuition and go 
with the flow. 
You’ve got this!
Lilith table, $109, 
shop.safavieh.com
As you enter 
the new season, 
a break from 
your routine will 
recharge you. 
Seek out things 
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Birdy table, $89, 
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Caring for others is 
second nature, but 
you should focus 
inward and treat 
yourself to little 
luxuries: A fancy 
marble and brass 
table is a start.
Priorities table, $400, 
mackenzie-childs.com
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and one of a kind, 
and this sculptural 
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others go left, 
you immediately 
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Falco table, $199, 
article.com
Optimism has 
always been your 
superpower, 
gentle Aquarian. 
Treat yourself 
to a piece that 
matches your 
rosy outlook! 
Totem table, $259, 
tovfurniture.com
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