If your hardwood floors could talk, would they say, "designer dream" … or "what happened here?" This episode of I AM HOME gets into the grain of it all because wood isn't just a material; it's a mood, a statement and sometimes, a full-blown identity crisis. Tyler and Hilary are joined by special guest host Amy Gottula to break down what's trending in wood finishes for 2026 and how to make it work in your home. From the return of warmer tones like walnut and white oak to the growing love for natural grain, knots and character, they explore why perfectly polished is out and authentic is in. You'll also get a clear, no-stress approach to mixing wood tones (think choosing a dominant finish, staying within the same temperature family, layering in contrast and repeating tones so everything feels intentional, not accidental). Whether you're upgrading your floors, refreshing furniture, or just tired of second-guessing your space, this episode will help you make confident design decisions that feel cohesive, elevated and most importantly, livable.

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What happens when mid-century design grows up, loosens its collar and moves to the coast? You get California Modern - a style that feels effortless but only works when every detail is doing its job. In this episode of I AM HOME, hosts Tyler, Becca and Hilary sit down with NFM Interior Designer Andrew Breinig to explore what makes this style truly work. Together, they walk through a thoughtfully designed home where mid-century influence meets laid-back sophistication (think warm woods, clean lines, natural textures and spaces designed for real life). From a functional entryway gallery wall to a flexible great room, an entertainer-friendly kitchen and a calming primary bedroom layered with subtle pattern and texture, Andrew shares the design choices that create balance, warmth and flow throughout the home.

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Impact doesn't always start in a boardroom; it often begins in the communities that shape us. On this week's episode of I AM HOME, LaDondra Wilson shares how growing up in South Oak Cliff helped spark a lifelong commitment to service, leadership and creating opportunities for others. Now serving as Vice President of the Dallas Wings and the Executive Director of the Dallas Wings Community Foundation, she's using the platform of sports to drive real change in the communities that need it most. LaDondra offers an honest look at the unseen work behind recognition, the responsibility of opening doors for the next generation, as well as what it truly means to lead with a servant mindset.

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