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Extreme Design Challenges
In the end, they were judged on overall design, originality, ingenuity, teamwork, and the ability to incorporate the destination's look into their design. The winners would receive a weekend getaway to the Viceroy hotel in Santa Monica. Erik could not be eliminated because he won immunity with last week's Top Design.
The designers were allowed to meet their clients this time. Their clients were students from the top primiere interior design schools in L.A. The top designers were to design a post-college living space where their clients could eat, sleep and work. The size of the space was only 12x12, and they were allowed 2.5 days for the challenge.
And of course, because the challenge needs a twist, they had to incorporate pieces from a garage sale in their designs. They were given a budget of $500.
Episode 5 | March 7, 2007
As Todd told the designers, this challenge is a family affair. The designers were to come up
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| Anonymous | A Getaway Room under $250 | 0 | Feb 22 2007, 12:20 PM EST by Anonymous | |
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Instead of the extreme, what about a hideway room within the home for reading, listening to music or lounging under $250.00?( The room can not have a look out of a catalog). To me ,that would really be a challenge because most are staying in the box. TIME TO COME OUT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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| eguy | my extreme design challenge | 0 | Feb 9 2007, 5:02 PM EST by eguy | |
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they should literally have to design a room with one hand tied behind their back.
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| Anonymous | Face what we did: a wreck | 0 | Feb 7 2007, 11:16 PM EST by Anonymous | |
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that had been neglected for four decades -- after being decorated in early American (ugh) straight from the Sears catalog. Although we couldn't strip away all of the Williamsburg blue paint over gorgeous oak woodwork, we did strip off all of the cutesy wallpaper . . . and finally figured out that the house actually is English arts and crafts. Then we researched that style for the appropriate (earth) colors. And we had to do most of it on a tight, tight budget to be able to do that absolutely necessary remodeling of bathrooms and a kitchen from a century ago (no, nada cupboards, refrigerator on the back stairs, etc.) only nine by twelve feet. That was a feat.
These designers start with a blank canvas. That's not what most of us do. They need to start with the sins of the past and figure out how to update. And they need to do research. The house is the client, too, for those of us who don't just want to impose ourselves on it and eradicate its own character, its own personality that persuaded us we just had to have it . . . to change it.:-) |
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| Anonymous | Modern Low price small space living | 0 | Feb 5 2007, 11:24 AM EST by Anonymous | |
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It's easy to make things nice with alot of money, but if you don't have alot and you live in a small space, what do you do?
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| Anonymous | Desihn Challenge | 0 | Feb 4 2007, 12:47 PM EST by Anonymous | |
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Desighn a Teen paradise but it is shared with a 5 year old. Both are girls.
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