Hearts of Winter

Bethany, a pragmatic interior designer, lands a commission at the home of Grant Oliver, a widower trying to raise his daughter Zoe in a house that feels more sad than safe. She digs into the space, swapping out tired colors, clutter, and memories for light and possibility. As she rewrites the home, she also opens a channel to the people living there, listening to their stories and easing grief with small acts of care. Over shared meals and quiet conversations, the boundaries between client and friend begin to blur, and a tentative romance with Grant starts to take shape amid furniture, fabrics and fresh hope.

Directed by Allan Harmon, Hearts of Winter is a 2020 television romance drama built for the small screen. The project comes from concept ideas by Alison Spuck McNeeley and Casie Tabanou, with Jill Wagner starring as Bethany Cain and Victor Webster as Grant Oliver, supported by a warm, hopeful mood.

Reception centers on comfort and uplift rather than high drama, with viewers drawn to warmth in the setting and arc of the characters. The film highlights design as a form of renewal and relationships built on listening and care. Its romance lives beside themes of loss, resilience, and the idea that a home can become a place for new beginnings.

Box Office: This is a television movie and does not have a traditional theatrical release, so there are no box office figures to report. It premiered on a network or streaming platform in 2020, quietly.

Awards: There are no major nominations or wins on record for Hearts of Winter. It fits into the category of cozy TV romance rather than awards season contenders, aiming to comfort viewers with a small scale story about love, home, and healing rather than flashier ceremony moments for evening enjoyment.