Wow. I love everyone's unique use of color and the clever mix of antiques, vintage, and modern furnishings. It really is the best and only way to decorate a space. Many thanks for reminding everyone how important color is to a home.
Personally I wouldn’t choose any of these designers to do my place (except maybe Katie ridder🤔) but we are all different and that’s what makes the world go round. 🙂
Agreed! Most of the spaces look like the designers threw everything but the kitchen sink in them. Some of their portfolio work was much better, but the showhouse rooms were close to abominable.
Looooved Honey Collins design! She was indeed given the most challenging space and she makes it look effortlessly swag. Every piece and every color in there just belongs! I want to see more of that Indian table - bleaching made the table unique.
This episode was a feast for the eyes! I’m going to have to watch it again, there so much detail. I think my favorite was the Carlyle print pillows. Very inspiring.
All the homes I've watched is so beautiful. I love the decor. And bright colors. There's a lot of personality. And all the detailing will start a conversation right away. Very impressive ‼️👍 ❤️
Each designer showcased something unique and you can appreciate what they did even if it doesn’t match your own personal taste. The first lady was the exception. There were like 30 colors and 20 patterns clashing in every corner of the room. It would be so unpleasant staying in there.
Wow. I love everyone's unique use of color and the clever mix of antiques, vintage, and modern furnishings. It really is the best and only way to decorate a space. Many thanks for reminding everyone how important color is to a home.
Beautiful and cohesive feel of the whole project
Personally I wouldn’t choose any of these designers to do my place (except maybe Katie ridder🤔) but we are all different and that’s what makes the world go round. 🙂
Agreed! Most of the spaces look like the designers threw everything but the kitchen sink in them. Some of their portfolio work was much better, but the showhouse rooms were close to abominable.
Looooved Honey Collins design! She was indeed given the most challenging space and she makes it look effortlessly swag. Every piece and every color in there just belongs! I want to see more of that Indian table - bleaching made the table unique.
This episode was a feast for the eyes! I’m going to have to watch it again, there so much detail. I think my favorite was the Carlyle print pillows. Very inspiring.
All the homes I've watched is so beautiful. I love the decor. And bright colors. There's a lot of personality. And all the detailing will start a conversation right away. Very impressive ‼️👍 ❤️
Gotta say I love it and its original and not a copy from a box store. Its so refreshing to see true style in action 🥰❤️
Muy bonito de principio a fin
Love it!
David Frazier, Katie Ridder, speaks to me :)
Each designer showcased something unique and you can appreciate what they did even if it doesn’t match your own personal taste. The first lady was the exception. There were like 30 colors and 20 patterns clashing in every corner of the room. It would be so unpleasant staying in there.
The more colors, the better the taste.
Would like to know what was used to hang the seashell mirror in the Danielle Rollins section.
I want to know where the first designer got that gorgeous ratan or cane table from?
The bedroom clashes .I'd be scared to sleep...to much going on....color is wrong
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