Innholdsfortegnelse for May 2021 i HGTV Magazine

Earth Lodge Village, New Town Delve into the history of indigenous peoples inside an earth lodge on the shores of Lake Sakakawea, a lake with 1,600 miles of shoreline. Fort Union Trading Post and National Historic Site, Williston Once the most important fur trade post on the Upper Missouri River, Fort Union is a testament to commerce and peaceful co-existence. North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum, Bismarck High-tech displays and interactive exhibits trace the state’s rich history, from its geologic formation 600 million years ago to today. For a road trip with an outstanding roadside attraction, visit North Dakota in August when vast fields of sunflowers blanket the landscape with bright yellow blooms.…

PRESENTED BY Paint it Pretty Paint is a clever way to bring visual interest into the kitchen. The lower cabinets are a soft pink, which balances out all the blue. If I ever tire of them, I can easily change them to a fresh hue. Transform with Trash Pay attention to the details. Even your garbage bags can coordinate! Glad’s ForceFlexPlus Beachside Breeze Bags are the prettiest blue and have a long-lasting scent. I love knowing the kitchen will smell amazing, especially when entertaining. Smart & Stylish Have fun with functional decor! I have open shelving where I organize my cookbooks and cute dishes. They add a pop of color to the space and aren’t a big commitment color-wise. Retro Flair Colorful appliances bring in a retro 1950s vibe. Go…

Some people have wanderlust and move every few years. Others buy houses they can see themselves in for the long haul—exactly how Joanne Hagopian and John Eknoian felt when they got their 1927 Dutch Colonial in Berkeley, CA. It was a good size (2,100 square feet), with a big yard to boot. Less lovely: All the floors, windows, and plumbing had to be replaced; the second story needed reconfiguring; and the finishes were older than old. “But we got busy raising a family and overwhelmed by decisions,” says Joanne. “We even back-burnered fixing a hole in the living room ceiling after a leak.” Twelve years in, they hired a contractor and tapped designer Ellen Nystrom. The pieces and palette chosen play up the couple’s fondness for mid-century style and, bonus,…

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Bully Pulpit Golf Course Immerse yourself at one of America’s 100 Greatest Public Golf Courses, chiseled out of the North Dakota Badlands. Maah Daah Hey Trail Mountain bike or hike this 144-mile non-motorized trail to see majestic plateaus, jagged peaks and valleys, and large expanses of the Badlands, in addition to meadows and woodlands. Pitchfork Steak Fondue and Medora Musical Savor western-style steak and your favorite fixins atop a bluff overlooking the Badlands, then enjoy an outdoor show with the Burning Hills Singers, Coal Diggers Band, and a patriotic fireworks finale!…

Mom was right! Art canmake a room “My mom hung art everywhere and saved up for special pieces, and it taught me how important art is for decorating,” says Charlotte, NC, designer Ariene Bethea, whose mother collected African and Asian works. After inheriting a Bernhardt modular velvet sofa from her, Ariene knew just what to do: Hang a ’60s chinoiserie painting on silk above it. Mom was right! Every plaid has its place Caitlin Wilson’s childhood home had a bit of a theme: “Mom had plaid drapes, plaid upholstery, and plaid pillows,” says the Dallas, TX, designer. “It felt Christmas-y to me then, but now I love how it easily mixes with other patterns and looks layered and chic. Using it around my home feels like a very refined, adult…

NOT BAD AT ALL! NOT SO BAD! KINDA BAD! PRETTY BAD! REALLY BAD! SUPER BAD! how bad is it to take down an empty bird’s nest that’s on your house? Yep, it’s breeding season for starlings and house sparrows, a.k.a. “pest birds,” who like to settle down in nooks and crannies. If there are no eggs or babies inside a nest, you won’t ruffle any feathers by removing it, says John Rowden, a senior director at the National Audubon Society. (Ditching active nests of native birds like cardinals and robins, however, is illegal.) Wear disposable gloves and put down a tarp to catch detritus. To discourage a rebuild, consider hanging a deterrent, such as shiny discs designed to startle birds, or wind chimes. Repeat nest removal as necessary until they…

from a shower you can turn on by voice command to outdoor living spaces that beckon 24/7, the HGTV Smart Home 2021 in Naples, FL, is the total package. “It’s like the house is working for you, and you’re just here on vacation!” says HGTV designer Tiffany Brooks of the approximately 2,500-square-foot place. She went all out with resort style—a crisp navy, black, and white palette; pieces with posh feels; and lots of greenery that nods to the state’s lush Everglades. “Before I designed each room,” says Tiffany, “I’d ask myself, What do I need in here to live smarter, better, happier?” Genius! Step in, look around, and, of course, chill out. kitchen SMART IDEAS The island’s Wi-Fi-enabled Kohler faucet spouts water on demand. “No more standing around waiting for…

THE DIYER: Kelly Rinzema of @lilypadcottage “After my 13-year-old saw a YouTuber paint a leather bag, we tried it on a leather chair we found at an antiques store for $30. She liked the cool shape for her room, but it was filthy and had cigarette burns—very Mad Men. We got to work with dish soap, a Magic Eraser, and Challenger cleaner, then applied five thin layers of Angelus leather paint in white with a small angled brush. It’s become her favorite spot to FaceTime with friends.”…

FARGO Shop Burlap boutique for handcrafted, reclaimed treasures from local artisans, then head to Zandbroz Variety, an eclectic, independent bookstore with an old-fashioned soda fountain and coffee bar. GRAND FORKS Find quirky conversation-starters at CURIOUS gift boutique, then enjoy “chippers,” the famous chocolate-covered potato chips from Widman’s Candy Shop. BISMARCK Discover fun fashion finds at lula b. boutique and the works of local and regional artists at The Capital Gallery. WATFORD CITY Stop by the historic building at 200 N. Main Street for eclectic fashion and beauty products at Meyer’s Department Store, then recharge with a delicious coffee, smoothie, or snack at Door 204. Plan your adventure at LegendaryND.com…

pick a POP! marigold Pop quiz—what are three ways to use this color? “A rich yellow makes furniture regal. In wall art, it’s a subtle but significant statement. And in throw pillows on a darker sofa, it brings happy color.”—Breegan Jane, The House My Wedding Bought, coming soon to discovery+ pick a POP! emerald Do you love emerald or do you loooove emerald? “I LOVE IT! Emerald has the power to pep up any room. And it goes gorgeously with shades that can be hard to pair stuff with, like plum.”—Tiffany Brooks, $50K Three Ways, premieres April 26 on HGTV pick a POP! peach Why is peach such a great color? “Peach is surprising and fresh, like a breath of spring air,” says Maureen. “It can even serve as a…

2 cups pearl couscous3 teaspoons grated lemon zest plus6 tablespoons juice (from 2 lemons)⅓ cup extra-virgin olive oilKosher salt and freshly ground pepper1 shallot, finely chopped2 scallions, whites finely chopped, greens thinly sliced1½ cups fresh corn kernels (from 2 large ears corn)2 pints mixed colored cherry tomatoes, halved2 cups roughly chopped leafy herbs, such as basil, dill, and parsley6 ounces fresh mozzarella, torn¼ cup grated parmesan 1. Prepare the couscous per package directions. Drain and run under cold water to cool, then toss with 1 teaspoon lemon zest and 3 tablespoons lemon juice. 2. In a bowl, whisk together the oil, remaining lemon juice and zest, ½ teaspoon salt, and ¼ teaspoon pepper. Stir in the shallot and scallion whites. Add the corn and tomatoes, and toss to combine. 3.…