Written by Allison Lind
Designed by Gina Provenzano
Photographed by Jeff McNamara
As an interior design expert, Ty Pennington shows how foundational pieces unlock endless style possibilities. His Costa del Mar dining room furniture for Sears—with clean lines, sleek finishes, and brushed metal legs—forms the perfect base. Go bold with lime green in Ty style, exotic turquoise, or eclectic aubergine. By simply swapping accessories, transform the space to reflect your unique personality. Versatility at its finest.
Citrus green and bright orange, Ty's go-to colors, create a vibrant contrast against the wood tones. Reclaimed frames refreshed for a budget-friendly, one-of-a-kind wall display. Earthy bamboo rugs and white accents add balance and brightness.
Photographer: Jeff McNamara
Fresh fronds bring nature indoors, pairing beautifully with Ty's Lemon Grass Square dinnerware. Orange textiles tie in the scheme, while orchids in clear vases add elegance.
Photographer: Jeff McNamara
Turquoise palette with playful patterns on walls and floors keeps it chic and lively. Yellow pops energize the look. Wall decals offer an easy, mood-driven refresh.
Photographer: Jeff McNamara
Creative centerpiece: Nestle a vase or pot in a takeout box. Post-dinner, it doubles as a guest favor.
Photographer: Jeff McNamara
Black-and-white foundation with warm berry purple makes it pop against the wood. Simple silhouette illustrations in black frames provide graphic, affordable wall art.
Photographer: Jeff McNamara
Flank one bouquet with vases of colored water (use food coloring). Personalize placemats with black-and-white photo prints on tabloid paper.
Photographer: Jeff McNamara
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