Greg’s tenants are moving out of his Santa Monica home, and he thinks it’s time to sell the place. Sure, it’s a little run down, but property values around here regularly run into the low millions, so it’s not surprising that even with a dark interior and some pet odor issues, this place is priced at $850,000. But potential homeowners aren’t going to bite unless there’s a carrot at the end of the stick. The living room is dark and cramped with outdated furniture, and the master bedroom is overflowing with furniture. Roger has a plan to give the living room a fresh new tropical-beach feel, and by removing the bulky furniture, it opens the space right up. Will removing the smelly old carpet reveal usable hardwoods beneath? Some de-cluttering in the boys’ bedroom and some sweet new bunk beds are just the thing to spruce this room up. Will all the changes help Greg see a return on his investment? Tanya Memme hosts.
Josh and Michelle’s peaceful two-bedroom condo is tucked away in a quiet complex. It’s got hardwood floors, a swimming pool right outside the door, and it’s just a few minutes from downtown San Diego. With a playful dog and a baby on the way, they’re going to need more space, so why doesn’t anyone want to call this place home? Well, for starters, this unit isn’t exactly getting as much of that famous San Diego sunshine as it could be. And then there’s the attack screen door, pet odor, outdated walls, too much furniture and clutter. First thing to go, the oversized fish tank, that hadn’t seen any fish for a while! Roger’s got a beach theme in mind to counteract the dungeon feel. Soon, the walls get fresh coats of lively blue paint, with a soothing sandy color below the chair rail in the living room, and the furniture is pared down to a manageable assortment. Tanya Memme hosts.
The Pilot family has lived in their home for ten years. Recently they bought a new place and are in the process of fixing up it up so that they can move in. The problem is that they are having a hard time selling there current home. It’s big with a large yard, and looks great from the street…but the problem lies on the inside. They have a lot of antiques. With Roger and host Tanya Memme’s help they work side buy side and tackle the enormous job of de-dramatizing this place. Over half of the furniture and the year round Christmas is packed up and sent to storage, which doesn’t sit too well with Rob and Valentina. Then Roger adds just a splash of paint to cover up the over bearing wall color in the entry.
A tired old house needs some decluttering and updating to look new again.
A living room, bathroom and master bedroom need to be enlivened.
A formal living room, a huge family room and four bedrooms all sound like great selling points, but after several months Dave and Jackie’s home is still on the market. What’s the problem? Open house guests know, and they summed it up with one word …Dull! Designer extraordinaire Roger Hazard has come up with a perfect remedy for dull–add some pizzazz! With lots of help from host Tanya Memme and the homeowners they de-clutter and add a splash of color to four of the dullest rooms in the house. But is Roger going to be able to work his magic when it comes time to stage using their less than desirable furniture? Find out if he turns this drab suburban home into the hottest listing in town.
Tanya Memme
Host
Roger Hazard