Photos: Inside the multimillion-dollar 2019 HGTV Dream Home in Montana
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It would be so easy to fall back on neutrals when designing a house for the masses. The folks at HGTV didn’t pull any punches when it came to paint colors. We are fully on board with this bold, “barn” red—and the color-coded books to boot .
From creating an indoor garden to using natural decor for your holiday decorations, our latest eBook features 13 of our favorite DIY projects for the whole family. The HGTV Dream Home 2019 has ample room for container plantings.Recommended groundcover options include creeping thyme, sedum, and creeping phlox. If you have dreamt of having an orchard, Montana won’t dash your dreams there either. There are specific cultivars of apples, pears, and plums, according to the Montana State University Extension, that will grow. As you can see, gardening in Montana should not feel limiting in the least provided you pick plants and trees that love Montana, of which there are so many. And, don’t forget, if there are plants that don’t fare well in the great outdoors of Montana, you can always consider a container planting.
HGTV Dream Home 2019: Design Preview
Purchasing a “Dream Home” is one of those life accomplishments that tops nearly everyone’s bucket list. Whether you prefer a modernized urban loft or a sprawling suburban home with a white picket fence, most of us hope to find a home that feels like it was made specifically for our family. “Imagine a place where the mountains meet the sky, where nature wild and untamed greets you at your doorstep, where every season brings a new adventure. That place is Montana, an amazing backdrop for HGTV Dream Home 2019,” said Alison Victoria, host of the HGTV Dream Home 2019 Special. The modern industrial chef’s kitchen features a center island, and is built for entertaining with dual ovens and professional-grade appliances.
Are you booking your ticket to Whitefish as we speak? Have you entered for a chance to win The HGTV Dream Home Giveaway 2019 yet? This is the largest giveaway in HGTV history- with the total value at $2.3 million. The dining room separated the main living room highlighted above and the kitchen. While it all flowed together, the ceiling in here definitely helped define this dining space.
Design Preview | HGTV Dream Home ( | HGTV
Eligible viewers can visit HGTV.com for full details and the official rules. It’s hard to choose which outdoor feature we like best. The Scandinavian hot tub situated underneath towering evergreens? The cozy lounge space nestled around a brick fireplace?
The main living space features glass stack doors that seamlessly connect indoors and out and capitalize on the home’s mountain views. There’s also a huge pass through to the kitchen from the outdoor breakfast bar, which sits beside a plein air dining area, multiple lounges and an enviable grilling setup. With a prominent focus on indoor-outdoor living, guests are first met by floor-to-ceiling windows and a series of glass accordion doors that frame the dining and living space. Spanning 3,650 square feet, the three-bedroom home’s picturesque mountain views act as an idyllic backdrop for the abodes’ rustic-industrial interior. After taking in all of the views outside, I did finally get cold and went inside to check out the main living areas.
Former Preschool Teacher Wins HGTV Dream Home $2.3 Million Grand Prize: 'I'm in Shock'
The back of the house has a deck and a patio with a hot tub, separate dining and lounge areas, as well as a built-in grill. The HGTV Dream Home no doubt combines more than a few decor schemes. (And we love that!) But eclectic decor can be tricky, sliding easily from coordinated to chaotic. Some rooms in this house have a beautiful balance, while others feel a bit overwhelming. We appreciate the intent, but would like to see it scaled back a notch. To watch Fulkerson’s full reaction to the ambush and winning the grand prize, tune in to the HGTV Dream Home 2019 Giveaway Special, premiering Friday, May 24 at 1 p.m.
First the consolidation of the earth on a site can make it more viable to use a particular foundation. If a site is well-compacted, then less money needs to be spent on the foundation and more can go into the actual construction. Secondly, your site will be the location you intend to live after the house is build.
The HGTV Dream Home 2019- Kitchen & Dining
I have been excited to share this post with you all for so long it feels like! A few months ago, I was contacted by Belgard and asked if I had any interest in traveling with them to Whitefish, Montana and seeing their work featured at this year’s HGTV Dream Home 2019. The Belgard Team had some great treats on hand and a few baristas brewing up all kinds of goodies. Every year, HGTV gives away a luxe, fully-furnished home somewhere in America as part of its Dream Home contest. Beverly Fulkerson, a former preschool teacher from Osgood, Indiana won the 2019 home, a 3,650-square-foot mountain-side home located in Whitefish, Montana. The house is valued just over$2 million, according to HGTV.
I love the two story loft in the main living space. The home was designed by Brian Patrick Flynn, and I love all of the details and thought that went into making this space the perfect mix of mountain and modern. He did such a great job and I love the choice of burnt orange that he carried throughout the decor. In my last post, I admired the seamless indoors to outdoors ambience of this three-bedroom, three-and-a-half bath retreat and the benefits it had to offer from a gardening perspective. As soon as we arrived at the The HGTV Dream Home 2019 house, we all immediately went out back to check out the beautiful outdoor living space and see the stunning views. The Belgard team presented us with the background on their outdoor loving space design including the pavers, the fireplace and the built in grill.
“I would love to be sitting on that porch and in that hot tub! Scott and I also got adventurous and took an 8-minute long ski lift ride up a mountain to check out the view. Sadly, it was totally cloudy when we got to the top, but the ride up and down was breathtaking. It was very cold and I was nervous I would drop my camera with my numb hands, but the photos were totally worth it.
In the dining room, salvaged wood planks line the ceiling space above the table. A dark slab of metal frames the living room fireplace while calling attention to the first story’s soaring ceilings. We’re all for a cup of spiced cider every now and then, but moderation is key. That’s how we feel about this master bedroom, which Flynn calls a “spice cider retreat”—full of autumnal tones meant to remind you that you’re in a rustic, wooded setting. What mountain retreat is complete without rustic touches? This house is full of them—from the equestrian-inspired chandelier to the wood and iron bunk beds.
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