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Season 6, Episode 1

Eclectic and Modern Chic Loft

Corey and Mike Shaw's downtown San Francisco loft is simply styled and very beige. What they want is a style they call ''LA modern chic''. With host David Bromstad's help, the loft comes alive with sumptuous colors, chandeliers and touches of animal skins and prints, all set amongst an eclectic mix of distinctive modern furniture.

Season 6, Episode 2

Mediterranean Great Room

Diane and Russell Narahara want a peaceful oasis in the great room of their suburban home. Host David Bromstad helps them invoke a bit of Mediterranean-style charm mixed with modern updates.

Season 6, Episode 3

Contemporary Living/Dining Room

Don and Aimee Rock's living and dining room is bleak and lacks warmth. Additionally, the room has a very standard looking fireplace that they'd like to see become more of a feature. Host David Bromstad reveals a contemporary design plan with a dramatic fireplace as the focal point.

Season 6, Episode 4

Upscale Beach Cottage Style

Kevin and Amy Brandon feel claustrophobic and gloomy in their living and dining room, and the lack of color is down right depressing. Host David Bromstad devises a vibrant and organized space for them with a bit of beach cottage flavor.

Season 6, Episode 5

Traditional, Eclectic Master Bedroom

Genevieve and Jim Burch's bedroom has plenty of beautiful architectural elements, but all the white is doing nothing to create romance. Designer David Bromstad brings in lush fabrics, a cool color palette and a collection of unique antique finds.

Season 6, Episode 6

A Dash of Danish Modern

Hector and Angelica Perez's home is a mid-century modern marvel, so they want host David Bromstad to embrace the home's architecture and give them a sophisticated new living room with classic Danish modern touches.

Season 6, Episode 7

Eclectic, Sophisticated Dining Room

Carla and Tony Wick's dining room feels more like a hallway than a space to host dinner parties. By selecting classic furniture and adding upscale touches like linen wall treatments and beautiful chandeliers, designer David Bromstad takes their dining room from so-so to sophisticated.