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Brother Vs. Brother in LA: Two Hollywood-Classic Luxe Living Rooms

September 09, 2020

Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott stretch their design skills in the latest chapter of the ultimate sibling showdown — Brother vs. Brother. This time the contest is set in two beautful but long-neglected mansions in the historic LA neighborhood of Hancock Park. Phase One kicks off with the makeovers of the main-floor living rooms in each of the houses — with the combined objectives of upgrading form and functionality while preserving some of that classic Hollywood glitz and glamour.

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Too Close for Comfort?

In the seventh season of HGTV's Brother vs. Brother, Property Brothers Jonathan and Drew Scott once again compete head-to-head to determine who can renovate flip and a home for the highest selling price. This time both houses are in LA's historic Hancock Park — which happens to be the neighborhood that brother Drew and his wife Linda call home. Here Jonathan Scott and Drew Scott stand on the driveway separating Drew's own family home with the house that Jonathan will renovate.

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Court Is In Session; All Rise.

Special-guest judge for the first round of the competition — the renovation of the living rooms in the respective Scott brothers' project homes is designer Orlando Soria, host of HGTV's Build Me Up. Jonathan, Drew and Orlando discuss the details of the competition and the scope of the first and critical phase in the renovations — the living rooms.

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It's a Lock, Right?!

Drew feels confident in his abilities to — through his highly developed design chops win the favor and acclaim of competition judge Orlando Soria.

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Rose-Tinted Glasses Required

The Team-Drew House. Drew and Jonathan take their first walk-through of the abandoned mansion that Drew will renovate. Though the venue is compelling, challenges are immediately in evidence.

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