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The winner will take home a stunning, fully-furnished home located in Palmetto Bluff, South Carolina. In addition to the beautiful setting and top-of-the-line furnishings, the lucky winner will also receive a $100,000 cash prize courtesy of Quicken Loans. HGTV Smart Home 2018 host and interior designerTiffany Brooks took cues from her surroundings to infuse the home with luxurious low country style. Light walls with playful textiles and patterns provide the perfect backdrop for the casual furnishings, creating a comfortable, calm and airy atmosphere. HGTV Smart Home 2018 host and interior designer Tiffany Brooks took cues from her surroundings to infuse the home with luxurious low country style. The decision is no surprise; most people who win HGTV's big house prizes end up selling.
The mom of two admits the kitchen — complete with green cabinets and a large farmhouse sink — is her favorite room in the Smart Home. “We are so thrilled for Nicole and her family and know they will enjoy the home and all it has to offer for years to come,” said Jane Moisset, SVP of Programming and Development for HGTV. The official entry period for the HGTV Smart Home 2022 is April 19 through June 10.
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As they made their way to the kitchen, another huge surprise awaits. "Nothing says 'I won a sweepstakes' like a giant check!" Brooks quips as she hands Leah a check for $100,000 from LendingTree and Leah screams in shock. In the clip, the HGTV hosts invites the group to take a look at their new home, starting with the family room, which is filled with contemporary artwork and cozy furnishings. In the exclusive clip above, Brooks welcomes the Nadorff family to the home in Wilmington, North Carolina, under the guise of having been selected to film a tour of it for the network before revealing the truth.
The prize also included a $100,000 check and a Mercedes-Benz GLE 550e 4MATIC vehicle. The 2018 HGTV Smart Home is a two-story Coastal-style home located in a private community in Palmetto Bluff, South Carolina. This 2,850 square-foot home was located right on the May River and has three bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms. Aside from the house and all its furnishings, the prize also included a $100,000 check and a 2018 Mercedes-Benz GLC 350e Plug-In Hybrid vehicle. HGTV has not yet announced the winner of its 2021 Smart Home sweepstakes. However, viewers can tune in to watch as the network gives away a stunning home located in Scottsdale, Arizona complete with top-of-the-line tech amenities and decor.
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After a few years of not entering the HGTV Home Giveaways, Nadorff began entering the HGTV Smart Home sweepstakes every day, sometimes twice a day. Nadorff loves to cook and was impressed by the large kitchen and all the available storage. She was also blown away by the open floor plan and loved that she would be able to see the whole house while she cooks. Curtis was presented with the keys to the home during a special episode of HGTV Smart Home, which aired on April 28. “This is life-changing.” The three-bedroom, two-and-a-half bathroom home is located in Scottsdale, Arizona and comes complete with top-of-the-line tech amenities and decor. Some of the highlights of the home include a fully-equipped kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances, a state-of-the-art home theater, a luxe outdoor living space and a state-of-the-art security system.
In the dining room, the table is set with the Holly and Spruce Christmas china , the ruby glassware, and the “good silver” we’ve spent days polishing in preparation for the holiday feast. In the middle of the table is a big centerpiece filled with red, pink and white camellias, nandina berries, and holly – all from the yard, not the florist. On the sideboard is a teetering stack of decorative Christmas cake tins. Filled, or waiting to be filled, with gifts of sugary treats to be given to family and friends, some showcase elaborate, snowy holiday scenes and some are just plain red. Some are new, and some are familiar containers that have been passed from friend to friend over the years.
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This year, bubble lights are interspersed with other string lights – the old-timey kind with the big bulbs. Paper chains my little brother and I glued together surround the tree like a hug. The mantle above the roaring fire in the living room is decorated with evergreen boughs that came out of our woods. Interspersed amongst the greenery are some pinecones, okra pods and other dried plants that have been spray-painted gold or silver.
It also features a wrap-around porch, expansive front yard, state-of-the-art kitchen, a fireplace and more. In addition, the backyard is an entertainer's dream with a beautiful pool, a pergola, a fire pit and a back deck with multiple seating areas as well as an outdoor kitchen. Be sure to tune in on April 24th at 8
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Get the latest from It's a Southern Thing by subscribing to our newsletter, where you'll find the latest videos, stories and merchandise. Download the WWAY News and StormTrack 3 Weather Apps on your smart phone or tablet device to receive breaking news and weather push notifications the minute it happens. LiveAbout is part of the Dotdash Meredith publishing family. They created a video to play at the party, which started off with Josephine Montgomery's grandchildren saying how much they loved her and ended with HGTV celebrities telling her to look behind her. "I thought it was a joke at first, but then I... heard Tiffany’s voice – it’s so distinct – and it slowly started to sink in," Maureen said. "I never win anything!" Jill gasped when she realized what was happening.
After 20 years of watching HGTV and dreaming about their lovely homes, her name was drawn as a winner from among 95 million total entries. Leah was randomly chosen out of over 104 million entries to the sweepstakes. "I entered every single day and sometimes twice a day," she says in the reveal.
The window is black because even though it’s barely 5 o’clock, it’s dark outside and there’s no light except from the moon and stars. As I look out into the night, I always imagine what we would look like to someone looking back from the outside. I bet it’s a picture framed by that window that is part Norman Rockwell, a smidge of Truman Capote, and a bit of Flannery O’Connor – just like every other Southern family celebrating a happy Christmastime.
The latest Ideals Christmas book rests on the music stand, but it won’t be too long before someone pushes it aside in favor of the hymnal. Carols are played and a joyful noise is raised as one by one family members hear the singing and come to join in. We hold hands and wrap our arms around each other's waists while we sway and sing. The candy dish on the end table is filled with ribbon candy waiting for someone to pry a piece loose. Next to it is the Whitman’s Sampler we get every single year from the same uncle, bless his sweet heart. And a dish of pomanders – fresh oranges studded with cloves – make the whole room smell warm and cozy.
The 3,400 square foot home featured three bedrooms, three and a half baths, a 3D movie theater, a laundry room with its own dog washing station, and more. The $1.2 million prize also included a 2020 Mercedes-Benz GLE and $100,000. This marsh front property has multiple levels of porches and patios to take advantage of the views of the salt marsh coastline. This outdoor oasis is a modern haven with a black bottom pool that reflects the landscape and an outdoor kitchen that makes this home an entertainer's dream. Theresa Smith thought the entire family had been gathered to celebrate her sister's birthday. Little did she know that the Smart Home's designer, Tiffany Brooks, would show up to tell her that she was a big prize winner.
Due to Nadorff and her family’s close proximity to the HGTV Smart Home, HGTV invited them to visit and tour the house where Tiffany Brooks surprised them and revealed to the family that they actually won the home. The home was constructed by local builder Charter Building Group with interior design by Tiffany Brooks. The openness of the house welcomes you on arrival, with a two-story foyer that leads into the great room, dining room, and kitchen in an open concept floor plan.
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