Stunning Main Suite Transformations You Have to See to Believe

The brothers continue their epic reno battle by transforming basic bedrooms into relaxing main suites. You won't believe these makeovers!

Before the renovation, the main bedroom at Drew's house was boring and builder-basic.

Floral silver wallpaper adds an eye-catching yet neutral backdrop behind the bed in this stunningly-renovated bedroom.

The main bedroom was a blank slate before the renovation.

After the renovation, new dark-wood flooring and a crystal-accented pendant add drama to this space. Silver, purple and black furnishings play up this room's Vegas vibe.

A taupe, textured upholstered headboard is the centerpiece of this relaxing space. Plush throw pillows and a breakfast tray reinforce the hotel-inspired luxury.

Before the renovation, this main bedroom didn't provide the luxurious amenities buyers crave.

One word: Wow! A freestanding tub and walk-in glass shower make this a truly-luxurious main suite.

A crystal chandelier centered over the tub brings the drama to the bathroom.

A pop of purple adds color to this mostly-neutral bathroom. The faceted mirror and sconces coordinate with the glamorous accents in the adjoining bedroom.

Behind a rustic barn door lies a walk-in closet, outfitted with floor-to-ceiling storage.

A closet with a view? Yes! This spacious dressing room features ample storage and a spot to store jewelry and accessories.

Drew poses in his finished main bedroom. Is it time for a nap yet?

With one win each, Jonathan's strategy is to expand this first-floor main bedroom's footprint by adding direct access to the backyard. He'll continue the midcentury-modern style from the rest of the house for this luxurious space.

Before renovations, the main bedroom was outfitted with 1960s vintage Vegas decor...and lots and lots of purple.

After the renovation, streamlined midcentury modern takes the place of vintage kitsch.

The new sliding glass doors lets ample light in and allows the new owners to take in the backyard view. Floor-to-ceiling window treatments block the light and create privacy when needed.

Jonathan chose an emerald green wallpaper with subtle texture for the focal wall of this bedroom. The oversized area rug adds more bright color underfoot.

The bedroom features a cozy reading nook, complete with a streamlined, rustic wood side table and a modern armchair.

Bright white walls and a modern pendant light keep this space feeling light and airy. The primary bathroom connects to the newly-renovated bedroom space.

Vintage isn't always a good thing, as evidenced by the powder-blue toilet and sink in this 1960s bathroom at the team Jonathan house.

The same playful blue-and-green color palette from the rest of the house makes an appearance in this bold main bedroom. A built-in shower alcove features colorful penny tile to accent the all-white and glass shower surround.

The penny tile repeats on behind the new double vanities. White cabinets and flooring keep the rest of this space neutral.