Fixer Upper: Season-Four Sneak Peek Gallery
Can't wait to see what's in store for Fixer Upper's fourth season? How about a preview? Here are 50+ photos to whet your appetite for what's headed your way — including detail shots highlighting some of Joanna's latest decorative stylings, exclusive behind-the-scenes pics with Chip and Jo, and something tasty from Magnolia Bakery.
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November 23, 2016
By:
David L. Haynes
Welcome to Season Four
In this gallery we offer you an exclusive first look at some of the designs and details you can expect to see in the upcoming season of HGTV's Fixer Upper, as well as an assortment of behind-the-scenes moments, snapshots and candid pics of your hosts, Chip and Joanna. Fear not. There will be lots more photos to come. Think of this collection merely as a season-four sampler.
Chip and Joanna at Work
As we hinted earlier in a blog post on I-Heart-HGTV, you can expect some new and different things in the coming episodes of Fixer Upper as well fresh takes on familiar themes. (Spoiler alert: There will be cupcakes.)
Chip and Joanna at Work
Things you can expect in the new season include – but are by no means limited to – a focus on more unique and tucked-away spaces, lots of kids' rooms and at least one space created with four-footed occupants in mind.
Chip and Joanna at Work
For Joanna-design devotees, expect a new take on shiplap and (wait for it) ventures into bolder, brighter colors. Don't worry, though. The soft grays, bright whites and subtle shades of blue aren't likely to go away.
Joanna at work. Chip, not so much.
The photos following in this gallery offers a sampling of the themes you may want to watch for this season — kids' spaces, small spaces, different spaces, distinctive details, fresh takes on color...and something called "skinnylap".
You're Welcome
Blending Vintage and Contemporary
A white console with light distressing is complemented visually by old books and vintage black-and-white photos.
Blending Vintage and Contemporary
An antique apothecary chest, schoolhouse globe and cathedral style window frame create a visually interesting space within a space.
Blending Vintage and Contemporary
An alcove within a home office is highlighted by shiplap, a decorative metal arch and green glass vases.
Coordinating Details
Coordinating Details
Distinctive Spaces
In this dining room, a white distressed buffet cabinet is accented with antique dishware, raw wood cutting boards, white ceramic pieces and fresh greenery.
Distinctive Spaces
An antique schoolhouse desk chair, with coordinating accents, creates casual bench seating in a foyer.
Texture and Tone
An oval coffee table in distressed white finish offers nice contrast with a sofa, chair and ottoman in dark brown leather.
Texture and Tone
Form and Function
A wire crate towel rack accents a newly remodeled master bath.
Little Visual Surprises
An architectural salvage piece makes for an interesting wall hanging above a bathroom towel rack.
Little Visual Surprises
Wall-mounted pocket vases offer a casual and playful touch in a master suite.
Stay Cool
Simple, clean lines are augmented by a visually relaxed palette incorporating soft, cool grays, bright whites and pale blues.
Stay Cool
Stay Cool (With a Touch of Warm)
A cool palette is nicely offset by the warmth of natural wood.
Go Green
Pun intended. Joanna incorporates soothing, eye-pleasing greens into the color palette in a number of spaces this season.
Go Green
Go Green
Go Green
Green serves the designs well, not only in terms of wall-color selection, but as an always welcome addition in the form of green plants that help bring the outdoors in.
Go Green
For the Kiddos
A girls' bedroom makes use of a dusty pink color motif, antique metal twin beds and vintage accents.
For the Kiddos
For the Kiddos
For the Kiddos
Built-in shelves in a kids' playroom house storage baskets and books as well as decorative and crafting items.
For the Kiddos
This space in a boys' bedroom features a bracket-mounted work surface and blackboard.
For the Kiddos
A vintage auto-shop cabinet doubles as a storage chest in a boys' bedroom.
Nooks, Crannies and Small Spaces
Joanna focuses on creating visually interesting effects in small, out-of-the way and defined spaces such as this storage nook adjacent to a kitchen.
Nooks, Crannies and Small Spaces
Nooks, Crannies and Small Spaces
Nooks, Crannies and Small Spaces
Inset wooden crates offer a different take on storage in this kitchen.
Imaginative Staging
Imaginative Staging
Girls Like Flowers
As always, Joanna incorporates visually coordinated flower arrangements into her home staging, as with this dining room centerpiece accompanied by a wooden base and antique apothecary bottles.
Girls Like Flowers
Exterior Touches
A new home exterior gets freshened up with unpainted wood shutters and flower box with a caladiums and bright purple flowers.
Exterior Touches
A decorative sconce in rubbed bronze finish stands out against the new white exterior and blends nicely with the black shutters.
Let There Be Light
Another key emphasis in Joanna's design strategies is incorporating light that's both functional and visually pleasing, as in this dining room chandelier with drum-style surround.
Let There Be Light
Let There Be Pie
Let There Be Cupcakes
Fresh from the ovens at Magnolia Bakery, Joanna's signature cupcake — The Classic — is adorned with a tiny magnolia leaf.
After All, We Did Promise You Cupcakes
And Magnolia Bakery delivers with eight unique and delectable creations.
Cupcakes Make People Happy
Chip and Joanna perfect some of the bakery recipes at the Gaines farm. Chip's main focus is the frosting.
Cupcakes Make People Happy
Cupcakes Make People Happy
Cupcakes Make People Happy
Are You Ready to See The Biggest Fixer Upper Ever?
The Fixer Upper Bakery Special, showcasing the renovated Magnolia Silos and new Magnolia Bakery, is scheduled to air on HGTV on Valentines Day, Tuesday, Feb. 14. Be there.
You're Welcome
In Fact, You're Always Welcome
Heroes
If you liked what you saw here, you can read more about Season Four on the I-Heart-HGTV blog. And be sure to check back often at HGTV's Fixer Upper Central for more new galleries from Season 4, web-exclusive video clips and lots more.
