Alison Victoria’s 'Sin City' Designs Channel Old Vegas

Designer and HGTV host Alison Victoria brings her signature mix of polish and personality to Sin City Rehab, transforming homes across Las Vegas with fearless creativity and glam. Known for her bold design instincts and Chicago grit, Alison takes on the desert market one high-style renovation at a time. Ahead, step inside the properties she reimagined to reflect the city’s electric spirit, combining shine, substance and showmanship while navigating the unpredictable ups and downs of Vegas real estate.

The star of Sin City Rehab Episode 3 ("Back on the Market") is the custom disco-inspired range hood in the kitchen. The bold metallic finish reflects light throughout the space, adding movement and energy. It’s a design statement and a wink to the city’s party-loving spirit — a perfect blend of form, function and fun.

Veined marble countertops, a waterfall island, white oak cabinetry and a disco ball-inspired range hood breathe new life into this once-dated Vegas kitchen.

Curved seating, warm stone and playful art balance sophistication with the laid-back spirit of the desert — a combination that defines Alison's signature approach in Sin City Rehab. In this living area, she layers natural textures and sculptural forms to create a room that feels elevated yet effortless.

Veined marble adds a layer of sophistication to this fireplace moment. Palm tree photography echoes the home's desert locale.

Fresh greenery and a bold pattern give this dining space lush character, proving Alison's eye for drama always comes with a dose of warmth.

Surprisingly, Alison came in under budget in this bedroom. Arched built-in shelving and a palette of sand and sage transform the space into a study of organic shapes and modern softness.

A small stool tucked into the shower offers style and practicality. Elegant marble and sleek white porcelain complement whimsical animal art — both on the wall and next to the freestanding tub. The unexpected combination infuses the neutral space with old-school style.

The unexpected color of this statement mirror adds personality and depth, bringing a playful edge to the home's primary bathroom. In a space full of neutral tones or natural textures, the mirror becomes a piece that reflects not just the locale but the homeowners' style.

Alison turned a walk-in closet into a dressing room with a dedicated vanity space fit for a showgirl.

In Sin City Rehab Episode 4 ("Analysis Paralysis"), Alison christened this Vegas entryway with a 15-foot sculptural faux olive tree inspired by the ancient groves of the Mediterranean. The piece brings an instant sense of serenity to the home's threshold, softening the modern lines with organic texture.

In renovating this sun-soaked living room, Alison and her team used a bit of drywall to hide a clunky elevator, an eyesore in the home's "before." Built-in shelving on either side of the fireplace offers ample space to display sentimental mementos.

Twin pendants frame this newly ethereal kitchen space, complemented by natural wood finishes and touches of green throughout.

Amid clean lines and neutral tones, a touch of green softens the space, breaking up the structure with organic shape and color. Even a single sprig or potted herb can make a streamlined kitchen feel connected to nature and full of quiet energy.

The dining room’s renovated bar was reimagined with a vintage door transformed into a mirror — a statement that invites imbibers.

The homeowners' deep love for music is reflected in this theater space, outfitted with real guitars and treasured memorabilia.

Alison used the homeowner's extensive record collection to decorate, turning his love of music into a design statement that adds warmth, personality and a touch of nostalgia to each room.

A master class in balance, this minimalist living room boasts a warm-toned sofa with soft, curved edges.