Change: did ask for art, the client was disappointed that Erik actually took that notion literally.literally Besidesby thepainting huge paintings of the word "Art,""Art". Otherwise, the client said that it looked like "John Wayne Gacy art." Kelly Wearstler claimed that Erik understood the client,   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 519)

Change:  client said that it looked like "John Wayne Gacy art." Kelly Wearstler claimed that Erik understood the client, and agreed that the art was bizzarre.bizarre. Jonathan Adler stated that he wants Erik's taste to go up a bit.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 519)

Change: Yikes. Kelly Wearstler started by saying it was a lot to take in, but that overall, it had a point of view, which is more   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 517)

Change: Though the client wanted art, the client was disappointed that Erik took that notion literally. Besides the huge paintings of the word "Art," the client   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 292)

Change: The judges, as usual, loved Goil's room. Their biggest contention was the bed; Margaret Russell said she didn't know how someone would get in and out of the bed without bruising their shins. He impressed them with his two-legged chair, and once again, inventive Goil was adored for it.Matt's   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 166)

Change: Top Design - CarisaSent Home - FeliciaAndrea's RoomGoil's RoomMatt's RoomMichael's RoomRyan's Room   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 21)

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