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Brother Vs. Brother: Tour Drew Scott's Home Makeover

By: Liz Gray
Show: Brother Vs. Brother
This year, Jonathan and Drew are going head to head to renovate two run-down properties, then sell them for the biggest return on investment. See the stunning before-and-after renovation from Drew's property.
The living room, designed by host Drew Scott is pictured in his newly renovated Las Vegas, Nevada home, as seen on Brother vs. Brother. (After 6)
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Photo: Isaac Brekken/Getty Images. From: Brother Vs. Brother.

DREW'S HOME MAKEOVER

Drew purchased this ranch-style home close to the Las Vegas strip for $189,000, and budgeted $80,000 to renovate the home from top to bottom, including adding a new open floor plan. 

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As seen on Brother vs. Brother, the dining room in this Las Vegas home, before the renovations by Drew Scott. (Before 1).
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Photo: Larry Hanna/AP Images. From: Brother Vs. Brother.

LIVING ROOM: BEFORE

A faux entryway with an old-fashioned spindle half-wall makes this living room seem small and dated. 

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As seen on Brother vs. Brother . The former dining room in Drew Scott's Las Vegas, NV house after the remodel. The redesigned area is now a sitting room.(After 2)
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Photo: Jim K. Decker. From: Brother Vs. Brother.

LIVING ROOM: AFTER

In the expanded entryway area, Drew created a cozy sitting room filled with leather armchairs, artwork and warm neutrals. 

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As seen on Brother vs. Brother, the dining room and living room in this Las Vegas home, before the renovations by Drew Scott. Looking from the dining room towards the living room(Before 4).
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Photo: Larry Hanna/AP Images. From: Brother Vs. Brother.

LIVING ROOM: BEFORE

A mix of flooring created a disjointed look, while the lemon meringue-hued walls distracted from the home's architectural features. 

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