HGTV Editors Share Their Design Goals for 2020

"I’ve been playing around with the idea of removable wallpaper for some time. I think 2020 should be the year I give it a try. My dining room has a wall of built-ins that are stunning, but they need some zhuzh-ing. What better way to create a trendy statement without compromising the original structure or design than to use removable wallpaper?" — Ellie Sanders, Assistant Editor

"I want to bring in deeper earth tones to my son’s room. We’re moving him out of the nursery next year to make way for baby number two, so it feels like a good opportunity to make design changes. (Hello, nesting mode!) I’m thinking warm sage greens and black furniture with a gray striped bedspread. Heck, maybe I’ll even attempt some wallpapering! I want to create a space that feels cozy, homey and relaxing for him to grow into." — Molly Miller, Assistant Editor

"We moved this year after an extensive renovation, and it feels so good to be settled into our new home. One big thing is missing though. We haven’t hung a single piece of art! My design goal for 2020 is to make our house a home by hanging art, and while they may have haters, I’ll definitely be tackling a gallery wall or two." — Marianne Canada, Executive Producer

"My design goal is more like a resolution: Get rid of clutter! I’ve been yearning for a more minimalist approach to life as well as decor, so I’ve been whittling down the tchotchkes, magazines, dusty baskets and mass-produced art. My decor is a blend of boho meets craftsman with a shot of mid-mod, which yes, is minimalist and maximalist at the same time. I’ve been inspired by rooms like this that pack a punch without a whole lotta stuff. This funky Southwest boho room illustrates how a few key pieces — the leather Barcelona chair, the fireplace tile and the layered rugs — make a big design statement without all the stuff. And even though the room is somewhat sparse, it is still inviting and relaxing." — Jackie McGilvray, Editor