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Contemporary Suburban
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Curb Appeal
Tami and Clint Larkan love modern design, but their traditional all-brick Colonial home lacked any sort of style. They turned to designer Christopher Ralston to bring form and function to the home with unconventional ideas, including modern accessories and a geometric pattern on the driveway.
A Fresh Front Entry in Cape Cod Style
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Curb Appeal
Homeowner Jeri Buchholz loves traveling to new places, she's always happy to stay away from the bland front of her house. Designer Don Hirsch is on board to help Jeri freshen up her front entry with a new paint color and a new view at the end of the driveway in a Cape Cod inspired style that Jeri can really enjoy.
Cutting It Close
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Escape to the Chateau
With a wedding days away, Dick digs up the chateau's driveway to install new pipes. Meanwhile, Angel struggles to turn the back staircase walls into a padded, patterned paradise, and a night-vision camera captures a raid on Dick's prized tree orchard.
Flower Bulbs, Fruitful Landscape, Driveway Dividers
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Gardening by the Yard
Paul gets to the bottom of bulbs in a visit to the Washington Bulb Company. Next, a delicious Puget Sound landscape provides ideas on how to enjoy the fruits of backyard labor, and guest Roberta Walker dresses up unsightly driveway dividers.
Keeping It Real Estate
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Going for Sold
Jon and Mary find a project in a charming community, a walking neighborhood with no driveways. They have ideas for the exterior and plan to open up the galley kitchen, but they'll need to reimagine the upstairs layout and add a third bedroom to attract buyers and get the most out of their investment.
What A Difference A Deck Makes
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Curb Appeal
David Kim and Sherry Liu are first-time homebuyers that are planning their future together. When they saw this house, the location was great, but it was a fixer upper inside and out. They had to make the tough decision to spend the money they had saved for a wedding on making the home livable. They've spent everything they have on the inside and now it's either plan a wedding, or address the lack of curb appeal. The yard is full of tree stumps and weeds, the driveway isn't functional and the lackluster facade is littered with mismatched fixtures. Things got so out of control that a neighbor had actually offered to send his gardener over to take care of the weeds. But now that John Gidding at the Curb Appeal: The Block team have come to the rescue, they'll end up with the home of their dreams, complete with a front yard beautiful enough for a celebration.
A Lackluster Entryway Is Transformed Into A Welcoming Site
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Sean and Beth love to share their beautiful, rural home with friends and family. But there's one problem: none of their guests can find the front door! The driveway leads to a side entrance that seems a natural main entranceway. But the side entrance leads to a dark, dilapidated laundry room. Having the dreary laundry room be the first thing guests see is not Beth and Sean's idea of a good first impression. Designer Genevieve Gorder stretches her design mind to tackle a design challenge that must marry exterior and interior. The plan is two-fold?create an exterior that screams 'I'm the front door,' and an interior foyer that is elegant, whimsical, and welcoming. But when Beth and Sean balk at some of the design ideas, Genevieve must negotiate and compromise to please some very picky clients.
A Lackluster Entryway Is Transformed Into A Welcoming Site
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Sean and Beth love to share their beautiful, rural home with friends and family. But there's one problem: none of their guests can find the front door! The driveway leads to a side entrance that seems a natural main entranceway. But the side entrance leads to a dark, dilapidated laundry room. Having the dreary laundry room be the first thing guests see is not Beth and Sean's idea of a good first impression. Designer Genevieve Gorder stretches her design mind to tackle a design challenge that must marry exterior and interior. The plan is two-fold?create an exterior that screams 'I'm the front door,' and an interior foyer that is elegant, whimsical, and welcoming. But when Beth and Sean balk at some of the design ideas, Genevieve must negotiate and compromise to please some very picky clients.
Master Class: Shared Driveways
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Flipping 101 with Tarek El Moussa
With bonus scenes, Tarek helps a couple with driveway and loan problems.
Shared Driveways, Slim Margins
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Flipping 101 with Tarek El Moussa
A shared driveway and stress from their loan complicate a couple's flip.