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Repcolite Home Improvement Show

Repcolite Home Improvement Show

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 Every week on the RepcoLite Home Improvement Show we interview a variety of experts from the West Michigan area and beyond! If you heard one of our guests and would like to get in touch to ask further questions, we've got everything you need in the table below.Copyright Newsradio WOOD 1300 and 106.9 FM (WOOD-AM) アート
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  • Embracing Creativity: Lessons from Frank Gehry

    Embracing Creativity: Lessons from Frank Gehry
    2025/12/13
    In this episode of Home in Progress, sponsored by RepcoLite Paints and Benjamin Moore, we take a moment to honor the life and legacy of Frank Gehry—the visionary architect behind landmarks like the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao and the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles. Gehry passed away at 96, leaving behind a body of work that continues to reshape how we think about buildings, space, and the creative process itself.Host Dan Hansen reflects on Gehry’s impact and unpacks what made his approach to creativity so powerful. From embracing the unknown to challenging long-held assumptions, Gehry’s mindset offers practical lessons for anyone looking to bring more originality, curiosity, and play into their own projects—whether you're designing a home, solving a problem, or simply trying something new.This episode explores how stepping into uncertainty, allowing yourself to experiment (and even fail), and pushing past convention can unlock refreshing and unexpected possibilities. Along the way, Dan shares examples from Gehry’s career and applies those principles to everyday spaces homeowners often struggle with.Episode Breakdown00:00 Introduction and Tribute to Frank Gehry01:14 The Importance of Creativity04:59 Frank Gehry's Early Life and Influences09:11 The Turning Point: The Santa Monica House12:41 The Bilbao Effect and Gehry's Global Legacy14:12 Unleashing Creativity: What Gehry Teaches Us18:50 Embracing the Unknown and Staying Curious21:10 Applying Design Principles to Everyday Rooms22:15 Challenging Assumptions in Small Spaces23:39 Reimagining the Living Room26:21 Experimenting with Kitchen Cabinets29:00 Learning from Failure and Criticism33:57 Discovering Your Own Creative Signature37:33 How Architecture Shapes Community39:07 Final Thoughts and Encouragement
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    40 分
  • Exploring Benjamin Moore’s 2026 Color of the Year with Andrea Magno

    Exploring Benjamin Moore’s 2026 Color of the Year with Andrea Magno
    2025/12/06
    In this episode of Home in Progress, host Dan Hansen sits down with Andrea Magno, Director of Color Marketing and Design at Benjamin Moore, for an inside look at the 2026 Color of the Year: Silhouette. Andrea walks us through the behind-the-scenes process of selecting the color, the cultural and design trends that shaped this year’s choice, and why this rich, moody brown feels both fresh and timeless.You’ll hear practical tips on how to use Silhouette throughout your home, how to pair it with the rest of the 2026 palette, and what sets this year’s colors apart from short-lived micro-trends. Andrea also shares stories from her years in color research and design, offering listeners a grounded and inspiring guide to making thoughtful color decisions.Episode Summary00:00 — Introduction and Sponsor Shoutout00:28 — Meet Andrea Magno02:13 — How the Color of the Year Is Chosen07:28 — The Emergence of Silhouette09:08 — Why Brown Is Back (and Where It Works)16:26 — Micro-Trend Fatigue & the Return to Timelessness20:50 — Do Color Trends Last?22:52 — Fashion, Closets, and Color Inspiration24:56 — Andrea’s Favorite Supporting Colors29:16 — Unexpected Places to Use Silhouette31:45 — Ceiling Painting Disasters (and Lessons Learned)34:07 — Common Color-Choosing Mistakes36:13 — The Many Faces of Silhouette37:14 — Closing Thoughts
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    39 分
  • The Psychology of Cozy: How to Create Spaces People Actually Want to Be In; PLUS! Where Thanksgiving Colors Originated

    The Psychology of Cozy: How to Create Spaces People Actually Want to Be In; PLUS! Where Thanksgiving Colors Originated
    2025/11/29
    In this Thanksgiving special of Home in Progress, host Dan Hansen digs into the surprising history of the American dining room and reveals the real science behind what makes a space feel warm, welcoming, and deeply “cozy.” Sponsored by RepcoLite Paints and Benjamin Moore, this episode blends design history, environmental psychology, and practical home advice to help you create holiday spaces people love to linger in.Dan breaks down the elements that truly shape coziness—refuge and prospect, ceiling height, layered lighting, meaningful textures, scent, and even the subtle role of background sound. He also uncovers the unexpected origins of our “traditional” Thanksgiving color palette, showing how 1960s–70s appliance colors quietly shaped our modern holiday aesthetic.Packed with actionable tips and fascinating insights, this episode is your guide to making any room feel comfortable, inviting, and human-centered for the holidays.Episode Breakdown00:00 – Holiday greetings & introduction01:29 – What to expect in this special episode01:40 – The psychology of cozy: how humans experience comfort02:49 – The rise, fall, and reinvention of the formal dining room11:44 – Why our Thanksgiving colors come from mid-century appliances18:36 – The foundations of cozy spaces23:46 – How coziness works in real homes24:57 – Creating intimate zones in open-concept layouts25:56 – How ceiling height shapes emotional comfort28:18 – Layered lighting: the real secret to coziness30:33 – Texture: the “silent” coziness booster32:37 – Scent: the fastest way to create emotional warmth35:34 – Designing for people—not Pinterest39:27 – The surprising impact of sound on mood45:27 – Practical steps for making your home cozier today
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    48 分
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