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Great room, grand makeover

Episode | From: The High Low Project
Vince and Eli Wilson had big plans for their great room. Unfortunately their kids had even bigger. Toys and sports were not on their mind when they first saw this grand space. Lucky for them, designer Sabrina Soto makes their great room dream into a reality by delivering a stylish and tasteful high end design. She then works her magic and matches this hefty price tag of $48,000 for Vince and Eli's budget of $6,500.

Ideal family room makeover

Episode | From: The High Low Project
What Milly and John really want is a comfy retreat that is both kid and adult friendly but they're not sure their budget can get them the room of their dreams. That's when Designer Sabrina Soto transforms the tired family room into a super comfortable family hangout. She then delights the family by matching the high end luxury family retreat piece by piece for their budget.

Gregg and Anson's Apartment

Episode | From: The High Low Project
Gregg and Anson long for the living room of their dreams but time and budget have always held them back until they meet up with designer Sabrina Soto who shows them how to have their dream living room at a price they can afford first by creating a high end living room for $37,000 and then matching the design piece by piece for their $5000 budget.

Enclosed Porch Makeover

Episode | From: The High Low Project
An entryway should set the tone for the rest of your home but that wasn't the case for Karen and Gregg Betheil. Designer Sabrina Soto helps transform their enclosed porch into the entryway of their dreams. She creates a multifunctional space that the whole family can use and is an extension of the rest of their home.

Casual Chic Family Sunroom

Episode | From: The High Low Project
Dan, Laurie, and their two kids love their sunroom but hate the way it's decorated. Because of uncomfortable furniture and little to no lighting, the family doesn't spend as much time in the room as they would like. Watch Sabrina Soto transform this sunroom into a bright, comfortable, chic space the family can enjoy year round.

Comfortably Elegant Dining Room

Episode | From: The High Low Project
The dining room is the heart of the Piccoli's home, but also the most neglected when it comes to decorating. Julie and Al are looking to go from tired to transcendent. Can Designer Sabrina Soto create an elegant, inviting and traditional dining room while staying in their budget?

Relaxing Glam Bedroom

Episode | From: The High Low Project
Meredith and Tom are ready to rid their room of hand-me-downs and leftover furniture in exchange for a bright, modern space full of storage. The busy couple wants a relaxing master bedroom retreat that they can call their own. Watch Designer Sabrina Soto transform their bedroom into a beautiful oasis at a bargain price.

Casual Chic Family Sunroom

Episode | From: The High Low Project
Dan, Laurie, and their two kids love their sunroom but hate the way it's decorated. Because of uncomfortable furniture and little to no lighting, the family doesn't spend as much time in the room as they would like. Watch Sabrina Soto transform this sunroom into a bright, comfortable, chic space the family can enjoy year round.

Elegant Dining Room

Episode | From: The High Low Project
The dining room is the heart of the Piccoli's home, but also the most neglected when it comes to decorating. Julie and Al are looking to go from tired to transcendent. Can Designer Sabrina Soto create an elegant, inviting and traditional dining room while staying in their budget?

Glam Master Bedroom Retreat

Episode | From: The High Low Project
Meredith and Tom are ready to rid their room of hand-me-downs and leftover furniture in exchange for a bright, modern space full of storage. The busy couple wants a relaxing master bedroom retreat that they can call their own. Watch Designer Sabrina Soto transform their bedroom into a beautiful oasis at a bargain price.

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