Start With Curb Appeal
First impressions make all the difference, and the exterior of HGTV Dream Home 2025 is sure to make a lasting one. Shades of light gray, white and muted green will combine with walnut stain, stucco and brick to create an exterior that’s eye-catching, full of texture and completely inviting.
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Embrace the Subtle Side
Soft greens and whites set the scene for an airy yet cozy living space. Weathered woods, custom marsh paintings and nautical stripes reflect the home’s locale and add an undeniable coastal vibe. A two-tiered chandelier makes a grand statement.
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The Heart of the Home
The kitchen doubles up on style with two-toned cabinets: clean white for the perimeter and a weathered gray island. Matte black accents, from the barstools to the pendant lights and hardware, bring instant depth and dimension to the space, and a stainless-steel apron sink adds both function and sophistication.
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A Useful Extra Space
Warm and welcoming, the back kitchen repeats the hues found in the main kitchen but gravitates toward muted woods and neutrals rather than blacks. Simple homey artwork completes the design.
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Give Into Shapely Behavior
Continuing the color scheme of the living space, the dining room is a light and bright spot to gather for a meal. Geometrics play a major role throughout the room in the sideboard, light fixtures, curtains and rug.
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Lean Into the Darkness
Step into the powder room for a slightly moodier environment. Dark woods and black stone floors juxtapose against the brushed nickel fixtures and creamy countertops. Rope-inspired sconces nod to the home’s coastal setting.
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Opt for the Finest of Materials
Coastal elite has a completely different meaning when referencing the primary bedroom. A towering curvy headboard, gauzy draperies, hob knob lamps and plush textiles all combine for an elegant, high-end space that ready for relaxation.
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Create the Serenity
Calming and charming, the primary bathroom starts off with beautiful tilework: linear striped green-and-white options, as well as penny-round and subway tile. A duo of deep sage green vanities will pair with golden mirrors and globe-inspired light fixtures. The piece de resistance is sure to be the soaker tub with floor-mounted faucet.
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For the Young and Old
The twin guest bedroom is designed for littles but also ready to host grown-ups when needed. Wicker headboards, navy checked and tweed bedding, and landscape and floral artwork unite for a comfy space that has the just-right amount of whimsy.
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Create Striking Sleeping Quarters
High headboards are a fave for HGTV Dream Home 2025 because they make a statement in the most restful rooms. Wicker nightstands and wall-mounted adjustable sconces will flank the impressive bed, and a sleek nightstand delivers a contemporary moment.
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Take It Easy
Simplicity is key to this guest bathroom. A straightforward vanity, traditional subway tile, schoolhouse-inspired lights and matte black accessories are effortless, and a patterned tile will add a jolt of visual interest to the space.
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Don’t Forget to Look Up
In the media room, the ceiling is going to be the star of the show with a trompe l’oeil design. The merger of a pinstripe sofa and a fluted console with funky patterned pillows and a linear chandelier blend traditional and contemporary styles seamlessly.
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Made for Playing
The upstairs lounge is all about fun. Big cushy furniture and tons of games will create the ultimate hangout for everyone.
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Time to Wash Up
Long ago, we gave up the idea that laundry rooms are purely practical without style. Gentle mauve walls pair with classic subway tile and natural fiber floor coverings to build a beautiful laundry space. Clever storage solutions guarantee the room stays uber functional.
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Ready to Receive
For the friends-and-family entry (otherwise known as the back door), the concept is functional with a capital “FUN.” A pinboard will keep reminders, invitations and must-dos right on hand. Abstract art greets with playfulness and benches allow for quick places to slip shoes on and off.
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Get Outdoors
No southern home is complete without a veranda to enjoy the low-country outdoors. The main furniture is kept white and neutral while an abundance of pattern and color enters the space through pillows, rugs and throws.
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Gear Up to Lounge
The outdoor spaces at HGTV Dream Home 2025 will be the happening spots. In addition to being a quiet area to relax at the end of the day, the pergola is also the place to watch the big game or have a popcorn-infused movie night.
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Chill Outside
The outdoor seating area will be centered around a fireplace so guests can enjoy even the chilliest of nights. Big tables with ample surface area for laying out a food spreads will be paired with comfy furnishings for hanging out with friends and family.
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All About the Golfing
Not just for parking cars, the garage is going to host a special spot for golf aficionados to practice their swing, store their golfing essentials and chill after playing 18 holes.