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Air date: Aug 14, 2019
For the first challenge, the designers team up to stage model homes despite outbreaks of unencumbered kitsch and questionable wall art.
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2.
Air date: Aug 21, 2019
The designers must be sweet, but not saccharine, when applying their signature styles to a seaside hotel with a chocolate theme.
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Air date: Aug 28, 2019
Hopefuls, challenged with revamping retail spaces, wrangle 20,000 balls of wool in a knitting shop and go mad with merchandise in a skateboard store.
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Air date: Sep 4, 2019
Reworking bland college dorm rooms to maximize space inspires a few designers to think outside the box -- and others to just box themselves in.
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Air date: Sep 11, 2019
To turn vacation cottages into idyllic retreats, the design teams must sacrifice ambitious plans for stylistic unity -- whether or not they like it.
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6.
Air date: Sep 18, 2019
Fussing over paint and priorities, the contestants rush to give a pair of Bristol restaurants new interiors that are practical and appealing.
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Air date: Sep 25, 2019
The designers go solo to restyle three hair salons in themes that are nostalgic, industrial and "Willy Wonka."
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Air date: Oct 2, 2019
The finalists go for broke on upscale apartments in a converted cotton mill; one aesthetic will triumph - Scandinavian luxe or bohemian chic.
Interior Design Masters (2019)
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The whole time I kept wondering what decade the show was filmed. The "designers" made it more about their own dated styles instead of what was asked of them. Am I the only one?
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I just love this show. But I agree it's not for everybody. Love Michele and Alan Carr together. The designs aren't always my personal taste, but I think it's because art, design and architecture is so subjective, specially in different cultures. For me it's a 5 stars.
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Worst tv show ever, especially the winner and the judge from the first season. Not gonna give the second season a try for sure.
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The desicion of te judges were a complete desater, the winner was the worst, she didn't care about the client's tastes or needs, she force her style even dough no one likes it. The desicions were subjective all the time they didn't care about form, function or anything about a good design needs.
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** SPOILER ALERT for Season 1** After coming across this show on Netflix and binge watching for the weekend, I am honestly now in complete and utter shock how the judges - judge (Michelle) - chose Cassie as the winner of the comp. I am all for great design (which is why I am in shock) and am personally a lover of Victoriana and an antique dealer but Cassie's designs were beyond hideous. The bedroom she did for the expectant couple looked like a Gypsy bordello (no offense to gypsies). The other "Cassie" bedroom for the hotel which featured the canopy was even worse though in the same nutz style. I am so upset at the winner and the judging that I will NOT watch further installments of this series. While my favorite designer overall was Ju - I love floral toile! - when it came down to Frank vs Cassie, Frank was the clear choice. I tip my design hat to Frank, whose designs were mostly amazing and applaud him that he grew a lot during the show. Even though he ran out of budget to do the book nook in the final challenge, I felt it was something the client could have done - expand the reading area - at very minimal cost after the fact. Terrible judging. Cassie is who she is and likes what she likes but the judges should know better. Also, the timelines for the design completion (most 2 days) are quite beyond ridiculous as well. I feel it is like asking a heart surgeon to save your life, but to do the surgery in 4 minutes. Alan Carr needs new judges and a re-think of the rules for the show like the timelines.
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Michelle Ogundehin is the worst presenter. She always superimposes her opinion on the candidates above the professional guest. She should be impartial and not protect her favorite person. This show was totally fake.
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The worst show with the worst judges. The judges had a knack to pick the designs of the ones who never really took their clients opinions into account or the ones with the most impractical designs. Yes there were some interesting designs, but it was really infuriating as the best designers were kicked out almost immediately while the other ones stayed?????? So I would advise you to watch at your risk.
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The lead judge is as floppy floppy as they come. Nothing she says has any meaning because five minutes later she contradicts herself. It's a bloody frustrating show that just doesn't deliver on any level.
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Horrific judging throughout the season and right up to the finale, in which the designer who consistently failed to follow the brief, pushed their own ideas over the customer's requests, and never learned, listened, or grew, won, over an extremely competent designer. I enjoyed watching the design process, but the judging was unforgivable.
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Atrocious designers and revolting designs from the beginning all the way to the end.
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