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32 Design Tips We Learned From the Property Brothers

By: Jen Frazier

July 14, 2016

Drew and Jonathan Scott have helped hundreds of people transform dated properties into dream homes on Property Brothers and Property Brothers: Buying +Selling. Along the way, they've picked up endless helpful hints and ideas to make it easier and more cost-effective. Here are 32 brother-inspired tips to make your transformation a success.

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Hosts Drew (L) and Jonathan Scott (R) pose for a portrait in the newly-remodeled master kitchen of Tom and Brdiget Suvansri's home in Stamford, Connecticut, as seen on Property Brothers. (portrait)

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Attention Grabber

Hosts Drew and Jonathan Scott of Property Brothers and Property Brothers: Buying + Selling know how a carefully-chosen backspash can serve as a focal point in a kitchen. So, pick wisely when redoing your tiles.

Dining Room detail: After the renovation, the dining room in Carlie and Drum's home is bright and elegant, with a mix of urban and modern design elements, including this rustic chandelier with Edison bulbs, as seen on Property Brothers. (Detail)

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All in the Details

Pay attention to the smallest details. Something as simple as choosing Edison bulbs instead of regular ones can add extra personality to a light fixture or chandelier.

Contemporary home office in gray with yellow accents.

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From: Property Brothers

Bright Accents in Neutral Spaces

This room, filled with neutral hues in gray and brown, seems anything but dull. The key? Sunny yellow accents, like the painted cabinet, throw pillows and fresh flowers.

Kitchen - Detail: After the renovation, the kitchen in Angela and Ro's new home faces the backyard, and is open to the dining room and living room. All new appliances, quartz countertops and a lightly-patterned backsplash make the space look bright and modern, as seen on Property Brothers. (Detail)

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Accessory Switch-Up

It's easy and affordable to change the style of a room by swapping out different colored accessories. A red vase one day, a yellow teapot the next. The lightly-colored backsplash welcomes any color to the room.

Property Brothers: Buying and Selling

32 Design Tips We Learned From the Property Brothers

Attention Grabber

All in the Details

Bright Accents in Neutral Spaces

Accessory Switch-Up

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