Easy Living
This wide overview of the low-maintenance home illuminated at night from above shows the impressive look of the property. “I like the lighting in this home because some of the lights are on the smart system you can control on your smartphone, and some are programmable like the decking lights,” says project manager Scott Branscom.
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Shines at Night
This look at HGTV Smart Home 2019 during the evening hours shows how the property with smart lighting both inside and out shines at night. Throughout the house, high performance insulation keeps the interior spaces comfortable during all seasons.
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Extra Alert
An easy-to-install entry sensor on the front door lets you know when the door has been opened and someone is entering when the security system is off by sounding a chime.
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Dramatic Contrast
The entry’s very dark gray ceiling provides dramatic contrast for the soft white walls that line this long and lean space that leads visitors to the main living areas of the home.
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Modern Living
The location of the dining room works well with the rest of the home’s modern floor plan. “I like that it’s just steps away from the butler’s pantry that leads straight to the kitchen,” says project manager Scott Branscom.
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Modern Texas Style
A fun faux polka dot cowhide on top of the table and two hide rugs underneath bring a bit of Texas to this modern dining room with dramatic black walls and large eccentric artwork.
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Serve and Store
The butler’s pantry perfectly situated between the kitchen and dining room with a top-notch wine refrigeration unit and a single-serve all-in-one coffeehouse brewer offers an easy way to serve a glass of wine before dinner or coffee with dessert, with storage space for entertaining supplies.
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Photo: Robert Peterson, Rustic White Photography.
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Tucked Away
Even with a location just off the entry, the dining room feels like a tucked away spot in the home. “It’s removed enough from the kitchen and living area, but you still have easy access,” says project manager Scott Branscom.
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Powder Room Perfection
A large oval shaped mirror with distressed wood frame and beveled glass sits above the vanity in this well-detailed powder room with an easy eclectic style. The light green custom vanity includes a shaker-style, two-piece cabinet and a striking cast bronze under-mount sink.
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Easy Access
This view shows the powder room location just steps from the garage and a user-friendly mudroom area that offers space to store outdoor items.
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Crowd Pleaser
For the at-home project enthusiast to the die-hard golfer, this garage offers something for everyone.
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User-Friendly and Efficient
Steps from the garage, this efficient mudroom area includes a bench with drawer storage underneath, hooks for hats and handbags, and open shelves and framed art for a touch of decoration.
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Laundry Room Essentials
A laundry sink separate from the dog-washing station offers an easy way to clean delicate, hand-wash clothing items like lingerie.
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Attractive and Comfortable
Equipped and organized like a modern laundry center, the well-designed laundry room with top-notch appliances makes it easy to gets chores done in a space that feels attractive and comfortable.
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Smooth Transition
This wider view from the home’s front door to the great room shows the black and white photography leaning on the shelves and how the entry creates a smooth transition from the front yard to the main living areas of the home.
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Multi-Purpose Space
Made for relaxing, watching TV or entertaining guests, the great room functions as a multi-purpose space with a wonderful central location in this smart home. “You’re just steps from the main bedroom, the office, the kitchen and media room, and also the back patio,” says project manager Scott Branscom. “It’s all right there.”
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Photo: Robert Peterson, Rustic White Photography.
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Wow-Worthy Fireplace
The great room offers the choice of spending a cozy night by the direct vent fireplace with porcelain tile surround and custom black box mantel or watching the smart TV located just off to the left side of the fireplace.
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Chic Work Space
This well-appointed office provides a comfortable space for working at home that offers privacy for time at the laptop or taking calls, but still enjoys a central location by the media room and just off the great room.
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Built-in Storage
A tall and wide built-in white cabinet houses the office’s smart TV, and offers storage for books and office accessories and decorative items.
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At-Home Entertainment
Located off the great room, this top-of-the-line media room includes a surround sound system, projector screen, source device that serves up the latest 4K and HDR video streams, smart lighting system and more. You can create just the right environment for enjoying your favorite tunes or your next movie night with family and friends.
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Feet Up
The plaid power recliners offer the chance to put your feet up and maybe even catch a snooze during a break in the action. The plaid fabric on the recliners pick up the colors used for the media room walls, ceiling and solid soft gray plush carpet.
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Stress-Free Environment
Both functional and stylish, the kitchen at HGTV Smart Home 2019 uses the benefits of modern technology to make cooking daily meals and entertaining much more stress-free and enjoyable.
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Flexible Seating
The selection of seating options in the breakfast area makes the kitchen very user-friendly, with the ability to seat up to around eight to nine people.
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Best of Both Worlds
This view shows the light-filled library with large single hung vinyl windows and solar powered skylights that sits right off the kitchen, a space with an inviting seating area and stylish storage. This attractive spot in the home offers a place for more quiet conversation or reading, while still enjoying a close proximity to the main action in the kitchen and great room.
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Tranquil Space
Designer Tiffany Brooks turned a space originally planned as the breakfast area off the kitchen into this handsome library with gray walls that offers a break from the hustle and bustle of the main living spaces in the home.
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Well-Designed Layout
With the kitchen on the left side and the library on the right, this view offers a look into the well-detailed main bedroom located down the hall.
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Rest and Relax
Rest and relax in this luxe main bedroom with modern simplicity and the latest in smart home technology, with a contrast of colors for a distinctive look with visual balance.
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Focal Point Wall
Designer Tiffany Brooks created a focal point wall behind the bed by using charcoal-colored peel and stick reclaimed American Red Oak wood panels with a charred feel and matte look. The surrounding three walls and the ceiling of the bedroom were painted a very light blue-gray color for contrast.
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Bed and Bath
This view shows the entrance to the adjoining main bathroom, a well-designed space that includes a freestanding tub and smart shower system. The main bathroom also connects the main bedroom to the spacious closet with more smart features.
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Relaxing Oasis
The well-detailed main bathroom with dramatic black walls, a U-shaped gray double vanity, freestanding white tub and walk-in shower with smart shower system offers the latest smart technology mixed with the best of modern style, to create a relaxing oasis away from the main living areas of the home.
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Out of Sight
The main bathroom’s hidden TV lifts and lowers by remote or voice-activated controls, so it stays out of the way when not in use. The compact TV lift offers quiet operation and industry-leading reliability.
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Soak Stress Away
Placed under a large window that allows natural light inside with patterned roman shades and a one-light wall sconce on each side, the white freestanding tub with center drain includes an ergonomic design and heated surface with three heat settings for soothing warmth on your back, neck and shoulders. “The freestanding tub gives the bathroom a bit more elegance than a built-in tub,” says project manager Scott Branscom.
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Warm Cloud of Steam
The clear tempered glass shower door to the spacious walk-in shower includes a steam-enclosing sliding transom on top that helps ensure a true spa-like steam experience at home.
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Well-Organized Closet
At the end of this small hallway inside the main bathroom sits the walk-in closet with organized open and closed storage and hanging rods for keeping clothes clean and ready.
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Use Higher Spaces
The main closet includes two automated wardrobe lift products that help utilize every inch of storage space available. These motor-powered closet rods automatically raise and lower with a push of a button to increase hanging storage space.
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Room for Guests
Neutral gray walls in a light tone provide a calm backdrop for the plum and yellow colors woven through the guest bedroom's design.
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Contemporary Retreat
The guest bedroom combines a contemporary color scheme with subtle contemporary details to create a calm and restful space where guests can relax at the end of a long day.
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Navy and White Stunner
Floor-to-ceiling penny tile in navy creates a stunning backdrop in the guest bathroom. Neutral wood tones, white tile and white fixtures combine to create timeless style with modern day features.
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Playfully Polished
Using fun and unexpected elements in the grown-up design of this space, from guitars to eclectic artwork, add a playful spirit to the kid's bedroom that will keep it feeling fresh and inviting for years to come.
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Striking and Soft
A mix of midcentury modern details bring a playful, grown-up vibe to this kid’s bedroom. Layers of soft upholstery on the bedframe and chair combine with soothing tones in the bedding and area rug for a balance between angular design elements and soft accents.
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Distinct and Dapper
Just off the kid’s bedroom, the blue, white and gray color scheme this bathroom plays off the color scheme in the adjoining room’s bedding while still retaining a distinct feeling and design.
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Handsome Details
Laying long white tile in a herringbone pattern with pops of blue, gray and navy is a fresh take on the subway tile trend. A brass shower head and tub faucet add a midcentury modern element to this sleek and stylish bathroom.
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Colorful Contrast
A shared bathroom connects the playroom to the kids’ bedroom. Deeper blue tones in the bathroom provide an interesting contrast to the warm orange tones found in the playroom.
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Warm and Inviting
This warm and inspired playroom is packed with simple storage solutions and a wall-sized Scrabble game that’s sure to bring out the kid in everyone.
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Inspired Outdoor Living
The outdoor seating area of this cozy porch brings the comforts of home into the outdoors with a modern sofa, wall-mounted television and outdoor fireplace.
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Cozy and Abstract
An abstract black and white painting hung above the outdoor fireplace plays off the spaces monochromatic color scheme and adds contemporary elegance.
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Strong and Modern
The strong simple lines found in the design of HGTV Smart Home 2019 bring a timeless, modern feel to the home’s exterior with a subtle Old World influence.
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Graceful Greenery
Landscaping hugs the curves of the deck and creates a living frame with greenery just off the dining area. Using layers of plants in the landscaping and gives the space a lush, textured feel of an outdoor oasis.
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Dining Al Fresco
A black and white statement rug and neutral upholstery mix with wood accents and hints of gray create the perfect neutral color palette for this inviting outdoor dining area.
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Relax and Rejuvenate
The backyard includes multiple areas to relax and enjoy the natural outdoor beauty of Texas while enjoying dinner with friends, watching a movie or just relaxing with coffee in the outdoor living room found in the covered porch.