The bathroom had a definite wow factor, but both judges admitted it felt “small” compared to those of the other houses.Īnd the olive green paint from the surprise challenge? Victoria and Holmes used it in a stick-figure painting.
The massive closet “hers” blew them away, as did the surprise of a separate “his” closet. When Sherrod and Jackson arrived at the Victoria-Holmes home, they immediately loved the reclaimed wood, noting that it made the ceiling feel taller. Bromstead and Brooks extended their ultra-eclectic design to the main bedroom, and Brian and Mika Kleinschmidt of “100 Day Dream Home” came up with a solid main bedroom/laundry room design that ultimately did not sway the judges decision. Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent of “Nate and Jeremiah: Save My House” needed to incorporate a bright red into their “European vintage” decor, which they did by painting a wall in the bedroom red and then hiding it behind drapes. Meanwhile, the other designers toil away. “The risk in the grout is going from gray up top to the white below,” he explained, “and if you don’t blend that properly, it’s going to be such an eyesore.” Turns out his worries were short-lived. Problems arose when Holmes asked Victoria was she planned to do with the grout for the ombre tile.
For this week’s surprise challenge, the teams were given one bold paint color to incorporate into the overall design.Victoria and Holmes ended up with olive green - a pretty safe tone for a French countryside-designed home.
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