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Coastal Curb Appeal
With a soft coastal palette and thoughtful architectural details, the exterior of HGTV Smart Home 2026 offers a welcoming first impression from the street.
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Florida Color Story
Siding in Tradewinds paired with Creamy trim sets a breezy tone, while darker accents highlight the home’s varied rooflines and crisp architectural lines.
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Garage, Reimagined
With the doors open, the garage reveals more than parking space. Electric bikes, organized storage and a built-in drop zone transform it into a practical everyday hub.
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Architectural Character
A trellis stained in Valspar Chocolate Chip brings architectural interest to the home’s exterior, while a classic brick driveway introduces timeless charm.
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A Nod to Outdoor Living
Even in this hardworking area, thoughtful design is still front and center. Hanging tennis racquets and cream-and-beige striped floats pay homage to Florida’s many outdoor activities.
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Garage Trellis Detail
A trellis stained in Valspar Chocolate Chip stretches across the garage, where decorative corbels, black sconces and a natural wood door create a warm contrast against the soft blue siding.
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Bold Entrance
A deep blue front door framed with glass panels makes a striking statement while allowing natural light to filter into the entryway.
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A Welcoming First Impression
From the moment you step inside HGTV Smart Home 2026, a soothing palette of Balanced Beige and Aesthetic White creates an inviting atmosphere that feels both warm and effortlessly refined.
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Nature-Inspired Powder Room
Just off the entry, a vibrant powder room captures the spirit of the Floridian landscape, thanks to a custom live oak mural by a local artist.
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A Skirted Sink Moment
A skirted sink in a subtle neutral stripe creates a soft silhouette, offering a gentler look than HGTV Smart Home designs of past years.
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Simple Shelf Styling
To keep the focus on the striking mural, a small shelf holds bathroom essentials along with a few understated accents.
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Airy Workspace Entrance
Rather than a traditional solid closet door, designers selected glass to keep the nook feeling light and airy while providing an attractive backdrop for video calls.
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Small Office, Smart Solutions
Despite its small footprint, the under-stairs office is thoughtfully equipped for working from home, with wall-mounted baskets for organization and a floating desk that maximizes the layout.
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Classic Lighting Moments
Three pendant lights tucked into the soffit create a traditional, cozy feel. Dark wood wide-plank floors ground the room with timeless character.
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A Welcoming Arrival
The home's entry opens into the main living area beyond. Wood floors, classic stair railings and soft neutral tones create a warm, welcoming introduction to the space.
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A Softer Take
The living room in HGTV Smart Home 2026 embraces a softer, more traditional feel with layered patterns and warm textures. Craftsman-style built-ins frame a brick fireplace, creating a charming focal point for the inviting gathering space.
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Hidden Screen
Above the fireplace, a framed mirror conceals a television behind the glass. When turned off, the piece reads as wall decor rather than technology, helping the room maintain its polished, design-forward feel.
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Coffee Table Styling
A faux shagreen coffee table framed in antique brass adds texture and a touch of polish to the living room. Styled with greenery, candles and a tray of snacks, the surface feels ready for casual entertaining.
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Sink-In Comfort
With its relaxed slipcover and deep cushions, this olive sofa invites guests to settle in and stay awhile. Positioned within view of the kitchen and dining area, the seating keeps the living room part of the home’s lively gathering zone.
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Anchoring the Gathering Space
In the open living area, the seating arrangement flows easily into the nearby dining space and kitchen beyond. A large jute rug with a grid pattern anchors the living room, adding texture while helping define the gathering zone.
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Indoor-Outdoor Connection
A sliding glass door opens the living room to the backyard, filling the space with natural light and easy indoor-outdoor flow. Overhead, a French-inspired fabric pendant adds soft texture and sculptural interest.
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Connected Living
From the kitchen and dining area, the open layout offers a full view into the living room beyond. The connected spaces make it easy to cook, dine and relax within one seamless gathering zone.
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Cottage Charm Meets Coastal Ease
The kitchen and dining areas in HGTV Smart Home 2026 pair cottage charm with relaxed coastal style, anchored by a large eat-in island, a cozy table for four and a mix of cabinetry for both discreet storage and open display.
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Details That Tell a Story
Touches like wood and wicker stools and thoughtfully placed sconces give the kitchen a layered, collected feel that adds depth and personality.
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Transitioning the Space
A thoughtfully styled bar setup helps transition from the kitchen to the dining area. The shift from beige cabinetry to warm wood subtly defines the two spaces while keeping the overall design cohesive.
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Integrated Storage Wall
A wall of cabinetry neatly integrates the oven and refrigerator, keeping the kitchen streamlined while maximizing storage.
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Farmhouse Sink, Elevated
A generous farmhouse sink paired with a vintage-inspired faucet adds character to the kitchen while striking a balance between classic charm and polished style.
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Aesthetic Organization
Inside the walk-in pantry, a mix of woven baskets and glass canisters keeps everyday staples organized and easy to find.
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Open Pantry Storage
Deep open shelving transforms the walk-in pantry into an organized extension of the kitchen, with room for dry goods, serving pieces and everyday essentials.
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Relaxing Reimagined
Just off the entryway, this sophisticated lounge features ample seating, abundant natural light and smart design details throughout.
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Streamlined Cabinet Storage
A wall of similarly toned cabinets features semi-transparent glass that reveals a hint of what’s inside while keeping the room visually streamlined.
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Layered Textures
Layered fabrics like chenille, velvet and leather bring depth and richness to the lounge, creating an elevated atmosphere that feels both comfortable and distinctly grown-up.
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Ultimate Viewing Wall
A standout feature in the lounge, the viewing wall includes four televisions that can operate independently or combine to form one oversized screen.
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Game Central
Set beside the large window, a high-top table provides a casual place for drinks or games. The smart glass window can turn opaque at the touch of a button, offering privacy while preserving the room’s natural light.
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In-Home Retreat
Designed as a retreat within the home, the lounge provides a relaxed setting for gathering, entertaining or simply unwinding away from the busier main living areas.
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Pretty and Practical
Located near the entrance of the lounge, generous storage offers a convenient place to keep games, blankets and other lounge essentials neatly tucked away.
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Cottage-Inspired Retreat
The main bedroom in HGTV Smart Home 2026 blends cottage-inspired charm with understated elegance, creating a space that feels peaceful, airy and thoughtfully layered.
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Balanced Bedside Styling
A pair of nightstands topped with ceramic lamps frames the bed, reinforcing the room’s clean, symmetrical layout.
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Cozy Reading Corner
Positioned near the window, a plush chaise lounge creates a comfortable corner for reading or unwinding in soft natural light.
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Easy Flow
A glimpse toward the ensuite bath reinforces the primary bedroom’s easy layout, where each space flows naturally into the next.
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Scalloped Mirror Details
Arched mirrors with scalloped wood frames add a charming architectural detail above the double vanity, bringing character to the bathroom without overwhelming the space.
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Vintage-Inspired Lighting
A pleated ceramic pendant with a vintage feel adds a charming glow above the vanity while echoing the scalloped curves of the mirror.
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Statement Tile
Two-tone glossy tile in sage and white surrounds the soaking tub, introducing subtle contrast while keeping the palette calm and cohesive.
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Dreamy Walk-In Closet
The walk-in closet features a thoughtful mix of hanging space, open shelving and woven baskets to keep everything neatly organized.
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Shoe Showstopper
A rotating automated shoe storage system is a standout feature in the closet, neatly displaying footwear and bringing each pair forward when needed.
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Cohesive Colors
The bathroom echoes the primary bedroom’s palette, with rich wood tones and soft neutrals creating a seamless transition between the two spaces.
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A Glimpse of the Main Bedroom
Across from the laundry room door, the main bedroom reveals an inviting view featuring custom egret artwork and a palm-inspired transom window designed by a local artist.
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An Efficient Laundry Room
The home’s laundry room is designed with efficiency in mind. A stacked washer and dryer maximize space and allow room for a nearby sink, while a laundry chute from the second floor makes transporting clothes effortless.
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Fun Meets Function
It may look like a dress form, but this clever appliance is actually a garment iron that smooths wrinkles hands-free, making quick work of laundry day.
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Upstairs Game Hub
The upstairs game room pairs color-drenched walls in Acacia Haze with lounge seating, game tables, and a large-screen TV. Skylights and surrounding windows keep the lively hangout bright and inviting.
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Light From Above
Windows and skylights pour natural light into the upstairs game room, balancing the deeper wall color.
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Game On
The game room’s biggest draw is a wall-sized sports simulator that transforms the space into an interactive play zone. From football and dodgeball to arcade-style challenges, players can step up and jump right into the action.
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Level Up
A dedicated computer station for operating the sports simulator sits beneath a custom palm mural that echoes the home’s coastal design inspiration.
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Snack Break
A beverage bar stocked with popcorn, drinks and snacks keeps players fueled between rounds, while a Bleacher Report sign above gives the station a playful sports-bar vibe.
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Laundry Made Easy
Tucked inside a closet, wooden shelves hold laundry essentials, while a convenient chute makes it easy to send clothes straight to the laundry room below.
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A Stripe Statement
Inside the bathroom, vertical striped tile in dark green and white brings a bold design moment to the shower.
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Coastal Stair Art
A large seagull painting in a walnut frame creates a striking moment along the stairway, adding movement and a subtle nod to the home’s coastal setting.
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Playful Patterns
HGTV Smart Home 2026 includes two upstairs bedrooms connected by a shared bathroom. This whimsical teen bedroom features an upholstered daybed set against a playful checkered accent wall.
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Personality on Display
Books and playful decor pop against the room’s oversized checkered accent wall, bringing personality to the teen bedroom.
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Practical Closet Storage
The bedroom closet includes space for hanging and folded clothes, along with a woven hamper to help keep everyday clutter in check.
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Bathroom Made for Two
A shared bathroom connects the two upstairs bedrooms, offering convenient access from each room.
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Vanity With Coastal Character
A double vanity with built-in storage below offers a practical solution for the shared bathroom. Above it, a woven mirror brings a subtle coastal influence to the space.
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Between the Bedrooms
A shared bathroom provides easy access to the Bunk Room while continuing the home’s relaxed coastal aesthetic.
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Smart Bedroom Setup
A tech-forward bedroom with a blue-and-white palette makes the most of a modest footprint.
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Styled Shelf Moment
A long blue shelf above the TV is styled with knickknacks and headphones, while concealed backlighting adds a warm ambient glow.
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Hidden Bunk Access
Disguised as a dresser, this innovative pull-out stair system provides access to the bunk above and slides neatly back in to maximize floor space.
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Hang Out in Style
Art, storage and even snacks help turn this hangout zone into a space that feels thoughtfully designed as well as relaxing. The lofted bed is positioned to keep the window unobstructed, allowing the space below to remain bright and inviting.
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A Backyard Made for Living
From the pool and swim-up bar to the fire pit lounge and backyard movie setup, this backyard brings together everything needed for relaxing, entertaining and enjoying life outdoors.
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A Cook’s Dream Setup
The outdoor kitchen creates a cook’s dream for backyard entertaining, while a white pergola overhead features adjustable fabric shades that add softness and visual interest.
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Dining Al Fresco
French café–inspired chairs bring a relaxed bistro feel to the covered patio, creating an inviting place for casual outdoor dining.
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Seating for Every Occasion
A mix of dining and lounge seating creates flexible gathering spaces throughout the backyard, perfect for everything from casual meals to poolside relaxation.
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Layered Poolside Design
Steps and tiered decking frame the pool and spa, creating a layered layout that adds dimension to the backyard while enhancing the flow between the patio, pool and outdoor kitchen.
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Patterned Poolside Bar
The pool’s swim-up bar creates a fun spot to gather, while the checkered tile adds a bold graphic moment that carries the home’s playful approach to pattern outdoors.
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Backyard Lawn Hangout
Behind the pool deck, the lawn becomes a relaxed gathering space with fire pit seating, chaise lounges for outdoor movie nights and a putting green for casual backyard fun.
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Ready for a Round
A nearby bench keeps putters and golf balls within easy reach, making it simple to enjoy a quick round on the backyard putting green.
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Evenings by the Fire
A large inflatable projector screen transforms the lawn into an outdoor theater, creating the perfect setup for backyard movie nights under the stars.