The Brothers Property just slammed the door of the favorite design trend of Joanna Gaines
Chip and Joanna Gaines may have put barn doors on the map, but according to the Property brothersIt’s time to slide them right away. In a cheeky coil for Good cleaning,, Jonathan and Drew Scott said that the basic chic food has officially exhausted its welcome – and yes, they call FixR–Serr design in the process. The Grange doors, once the jewel of the Empire of Joanna’s “Modern Farm”, is now the equivalent of renovation of the chevron wallpaper: trend, but tired. As the Scotts says, “the doors of the barn have been a little exaggerated … Perfect for certain solutions, but not for each solution.” Translation? Your 2015 Pinterest table may not age as well as you hoped.
The property brothers say that the doors of the barn must go
In their video on the design trends to avoid, Drew and Jonathan threw concepts like epoxy counters and non -functional mirrors, especially in the bathrooms. But they were the most categorical about the doors of the barn. Drew had a point on those who used it for their bathroom or shower room. “Guests don’t like it when they can see through a two -inch crack,“Drew said in the coil. His brother added:” People can always hear you pee. “Point valid. Regarding the use of the element by Joanna, it is often for aesthetic purposes and as a space gain. But it became a trap. Because people have seen Joanna do so well, everyone tried to do the copycat version. And it is there that the brothers of the property underline another trap: do not tinker it yourself.
Although there are countless house designers who can provide steps to make your own barn door installation, twins advise strongly. Although they recognize how projects can add up over time, in the long term, it could be detrimental when you try to sell your home. If potential buyers can see poor quality DIY, this could devalue your property with thousands of dollars. The problem is that Joanna looked at SO Easy, everyone really thought they had the power to do it themselves. “There are a lot of things you can learn a lot online these days, but be realistic,” said Drew with Parade. “I would say Regarding electricity, plumbing, roofing, great things like that, leave it to a professional.“”
The Property Brothers vs Joanna Gaines: Who is better?
Because they were pillars, Scott’s influence is durable, but adjusts according to their series. As a rule, expect Modern in their projects. For Joanna, all her style is centered on the chic of modern Farmhouse. Although they both adhere to an aesthetic of modern design, with many similarities, they continue to compete.
If you look at a kitchen designed by Joanna, there is a good chance that you find all white and that it may have exposed shelves. The two are not Bro. “If people go modern, they think of whites everywhere, but maybe a contrast is good,” Drew told Kitchni. Joanna often keeps things clean and will bring a certain contrast to natural elements and tones while Jonathan and attract color. Now, the solution does not use airy open shelves to display the color of your home. “For the average family, the open shelves are not so functional. Unless you are very cautious about what you show, the shelves will end up with random dishes and having the air disorderly,” DREW told HGTV. Its alternative is frosted glass.
Like design trends, HGTV stars get up and merge. Through all this, the property brothers have remained network pillars, much like Love it or list it And House hunters. Chip and Joanna Gaines could have shared this projector, but they rather built their own Magnolia empire, transforming DIY into a brand focused on the brand. Although the two pairs are familiar names, their design ideals are not always aligned – and it’s perfectly good. Knowing your own limits is the key, whatever the trends you follow.
Chase the West is broadcast on Wednesday at 9:00 p.m. on HGTV. All episodes are available to broadcast on HBO Max.
