Lisa. .-= Jessie´s last blog ..Slow Photography =-. It’s so funny that you brought up Trading Spaces today, since your post about Highclere Castle made me think about it yesterday. And why, oh why would anyone copy the straw “technique,” and put it on their ceiling of all places…. Filter. .-= Hailey Erickson´s last blog ..And Now…The Muffins =-. After reading the SFGate article, I can see why the show isn’t running anymore! The only good part of that show was Ty when he’d take his shirt off. .-= Brooke´s last blog ..Best-Ever Carrot Cake =-. Both living rooms are bland as Wonder Bread to begin with and the designers are brimming with ideas, but will they go over the top, as the designers on “Trading Spaces” often do? K. The worst “Trading Spaces” that I remember was when Hildi (I believe) glued artificial flowers to every square inch of the walls in a master bathroom! Hildi was the most annoying. The other striking thing about Changing Rooms was that when the host became pregnant, she continued to host. Meanwhile, Oosterhouse has found a funky ’70s chair upholstered in citrus-hued stripes: lime, tangerine, and lemon. What about when she covered that wall with fake flowers? I remember that crazy chica. Eeeek! You can tell they were just supposed to be as wacko as possible on Trading Spaces. .-= Handy Man, Crafty Woman´s last blog ..Boy Card for a Baby Shower =-. Steve and Margi are then asked to glue them all together, and spray-paint the circles white. Oh my! And he means that in a good way! i was NEVER a fan of trading spaces- but i DID watch it from time to time. I could only think about how much work it would be to undo the damage. .-= Maaike Quinn @ Life with FlyLady´s last blog ..HomeRoutines- My favorite to do list app for my iPhone =-. Poor thing had to move a lot of rock to remove it all. I remember the awful episode when I think it was Hilda stapled (!) I also remember them tossing out fairly decent sofas and replacing them with twin mattresses set on a plywood frame. Good luck with the homeowners for selling their house. As they make valiant attempts, they come up with some truly fabulous ideas for giving your own space a little period flair. I remember all of those episodes. Totally insane, and the poor gents who were stuck with the depressing black room were mortified. How about those wine labels Hilde glued to the kitchen walls of the preacher’s house. Not exactly the look I go for in my home. It was the only one that looked clean! Feb 26, 2017 - Explore Pam Dyson's board "DIY Feelings Ring Toss Games", followed by 7105 people on Pinterest. I remember that episode as if it was yesterday! But the more I watched the show, the more I appreciated the designers. This blog and the comments are so funny! Probably why it’s not doing so good. It was not all about him as it was with Hildi. It was awful. And the episode where the woman broke down crying over the fireplace being changed, even leaving the room to cry! .-= Jenny´s last blog ..Homeschool Weekly Review =-. We do have a Dutch version of that TV show by the way. I think the child was young too (3?). I have never been a fan of design shows because alot them, (especially on HGTV) don’t do that great of designs jobs sometimes. Repairing those walls must have been a nightmare! I can’t imagine anyone wanting to have their homes destroyed on national television! I can’t remember if it was Trading Spaces or not but I seem to remember an episode of an HGTV show long ago where a designer glued pennies to the walls. When my husband was in Anchorage Alaska looking for a house for our family, our real estate agent took him to an upscale neighborhood (out of our price range) ‘just to show him’ and the house they walked into had a whole family room with hay on the walls. =-. A remodeling competition between neighbors in which the winner's mortgage is paid off. She decides on two slate-blue walls with red curtains, and two white walls, so the dark blue doesn’t suck all the light out of the room. I get lots of compliments on my light sage green walls in the dining room, my bright red couch set in the family room, and my livingroom furniture, that is the same style as theirs-kinda. It seemed more about trying to shock or bring the homeowners to tears rather than inspiring design. you’ve probably guessed my nephew and his wife have long since re-done the room. .-= PJ´s last blog ..A Bumpy Road =-. Could have been worse. Lee chooses a primary color palette for her ’50s design. I can only imagine how horrible that must’ve been. Julia, Both he (who often watched trading spaces with me and saw the Hildi episode) and the real estate agent both yelled out “HILDI!” and promptly left the property. hahaha, oh Hildi was by far the worst designer. After all that hard work, both couples are blown away. ''Trading Spaces'' and ''While You Were Out,'' whose new episodes are shown Saturdays, at 9 and 10 p.m. respectively, on TLC, get thousands of applicants a … Most of Hildi designs were “off the wall”. I liked the kitchen in the Minnesota house. I remember watching it and my husband and I just looked at each other like “are they serious? Categories Featured Funny Real Estate, Funny Real Estate, HGTV. Do they actually think that looks good or stylish by any stretch of the imagination?” I haven’t watched the show since. Who remembers when “Trading Spaces” had designers wrecking up innocent houses every week for laughs and entertainment? Wallpaper Wallies Picket Fence White Wood-Look Border Wall Decals 23 Cutouts pcs. I definitely remember that one, especially because of the reports of how long it took to remove the mess. 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Trading Spaces was fun, but I much preferred the British version, Changing Rooms. .-= Robin´s last blog ..But watch your back- Seymour… =-. I found this sight through Less Than Perfect Life of Bliss and this post cracked me up. Yesterday, I turned on Oprahs’ new network, OWN and she has “The Best Of Trading Spaces”. My mom and I used to love watching that show – the crazier the room, the better! I’ve noticed so many of these shows use MDF to build things. .-= Erica @ A Housewife’s Guide To´s last blog ..Fab Finds- From Silver Pitcher to Kitchen Artwork =-. .-= Ms. Childfree Chic´s last blog ..Shopping- Discount Stuff =-. soooo awful. I LOVED that crazy show. At least the paint was easy to paint over. As for this house…it has an identity problem. See more ideas about ring toss game, ring toss, games for kids. The only person I’d give my house over to is Candace Olsen. The other episode that I couldn’t believe was when Genevieve made a wall of moss. Maybe it is the realization that good furniture is not made out of MDF then painted. Genevieve’s new show is good and it looks like she’s matured as a designer, so possibly she could come over too! What a great post! But like you said, if it's off the wall people will watch & in return makes her more popular. $17.99. I was going to comment about Changing Rooms too! I’m not quite sure what that says about me…. why do the realtors think this a selling point makes, with their promo of “if you’re tired of the same old houses…” i’ll stick with same old if this is the alternative! I can’t imagine how annoying it would have been to put straw on the ceiling! Our next door neighbor has a valuable 78-45-331/3 collection and we knew if he had seen this he would have gone insane. Remember Merge with Lisa Rinna? They put in a horse! Two teams, two days, $1000. I wouldn’t do it to my clients. Do you remember the episode on Changing Rooms where they suspended some shelving from the ceiling to display the homeowners collection of teapots? I was expecting to see Rosie the robotic maid brewing coffee or something….WTH?????? Not her fault, in my opinion. My nephew was on Trading Spaces. As I recall all the walls were hung with ugly cheap brown fabric. She lives in a fantasy world. Every time I saw him start a craft I went screaming from the room. I think afterward they had to fix the fireplace back. What a nightmare. Trading Spaces (TV Series 2000– ) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more. The outcome really does look great, giving the white brick wall effect without adding heavy bricks. Oh, Trading Spaces. Trading Spaces Is Returning to TV: See the Original Show's Most Cringe-Worthy Reveals this link is to an external site that may or may not meet accessibility guidelines. LOL, I so remember that episode. It was like they never knew when to quit! =-. Trading Spaces Episode 1 of 5 Cultural historian Professor Deborah Sugg Ryan talks to Tracy Harvey, managing director of the family-run department store, Harveys of Halifax. LOL That’s why I wouldn’t want any of them to come to my house except for Candice Olson. The original Trading Spaces designers, ranked By Mary Sollosi December 13, 2018 at 01:31 PM EST Maybe I just need to slow down. The homeowner hated it too. All of her designs looked like bad 80’s decor. It still makes me laugh when I think about it now. They did some really weird stuff on that show. I like to decorate too much to give up the job, plus I’m pretty particular. As far as your Montana home for sale link, it’s funny that several things in that home resemble my own home! Ok people, hay on the walls aside- click on the link for the photos of this house and look at the kitchen, specifically the kitchen island. .-= the 7msn ranch´s last blog ..Eat my dust =-. I may have bad remodling ideas, but I’m sure not going to let my goofy neighbors and a crazy decorator I don’t even know ruin my house and profit from it on national TV. I’m glad that show is off the air, it gave a lot of people bad ideas. Every room is a different style. Trading commodity futures is also a terrific way for individual investors to end up as broke as the Dukes at the end of the movie. One episode of trading spaces I remember, was when they painted a family or livingroom all black. To this day hubby and I still quote one of the hillbilly homeowners on his reveal, “totally dope!” We rewound it over and over…totally dope, totally dope, totally dope! i felt so bad for them. Would you pay $15,000 for a sofa? Does anyone remember how the designers on that show HATED ceiling fans?? And it’s cheap: Lee purchased all the dessert cups for a mere $7. One of the designers tried making and “outdoor” room and put a grass cover thing over the bed (as a comforter kind of thing) and really, it just looked like a cemetery with a fresh grave. It was like what not to do in home design. This show pits neighbor against neighbor in a race to redecorate a room in each-other's homes. Lots of stuff in Trading Places, including insider trading, is illegal. .-= Nouveau Stitch´s last blog ..Makeover! Awful!! The format of the show was based on the BBC TV series Changing Rooms. Everyone else did though–that was horrible. As soon as I saw the headline I knew Hildi’s straw wall room would be in there. I bet that homeowner was way more pissed than the straw walls people! Doug covered her brick fireplace with a faux surround of wood. (This kind of makes me want to go look up old episodes on Youtube…) It's been 30 years since Trading Places came out. Insane. A wall, once eggshell, was painted four-alarm scarlet. Trading Spaces was really all about the “shock value” in most cases, don’tcha think? .-= Southgate´s last blog ..On The Market-Bougemont =-. I couldn’t stand Hildi, and my favorite designer was always Laurie Hickson-Smith. But I have to say, if I saw Doug or Hilde show up to work on my place. I loved that the people didn’t hold back at all. http://www.hildi.com. It was hideous. changing rooms was BRILLIANT… but everything with an english accent usually is! “Trading Spaces” is back for its second season. i adored lawrence! One thing I learned from all those bad ideas was to be creative but, always think about how it will look down the road too. Sure, Lisa, I’d love to see your before and after photos! But… I can’t believe no one had mentioned Crying Pam! I don’t remember if they actually went thru with that one though. There’s no vestibule or foyer when you walk into the soon-to-be-’70s space—the front door leads right into the living room. I felt so sorry for the home owners. I never cared for Hildi. =( The episode where the two female neighbors got into a hair-pulling fistfight stands out to me: the one had said, “No matter what else, do NOT paint anything BROWN”, and the entire living room was a deep, dark chocolate brown! I totally remember the straw and flowers on the bathroom wall. Oooohhhh LOL thanks for bringing back those crazy “trading spaces” memories! Suddenly the hideous sponge painting on the walls & ceiling in my house when I bought it seems less hideous…. And possibly a room in the actual castle or somewhere else on the grounds. What a nightmare! Okay, sometimes the makeovers turned out okay. x 15 ft. New. Ha! Jan 31, 2017 TLC. .-= Tanya´s last blog ..Lovin Orange =-. .-= erika´s last blog ..Innocent Wonder =-. Mercy me! I was so addicted to this show back in the day. =-. I sat next to Paige Davis at a Broadway show once. But what about when Hilde nailed empty paint cans on the entire ceiling? Here’s hoping they can keep it up! Both living rooms are truly eye-popping, but you never know if the couples are going to go for that. A real one! Trading Spaces never did a good job. Ahh, Trading Spaces. Do you remember Doug’s ‘Train’ themed room?! I have to agree with another commenter above… Candace Olsen would be the only tv designer I’d allow in my house. . , Regarding the house in MN the straw on the walls* and the “fluid” blue island aren’t the worst of it in my opinion. I believe that was Genevieve! That was the worst! I felt so bad for the home owners. I hated that show! They’ll be trading spaces with Kash and Jenny, who love the ’50s. I do think it will hinder some people for wanting to do the trading spaces thing. I want to have a conversation with my family and friends. That brings back memories!! The homeowners must make design decisions and face unexpected challenges, with viewers voting on … How can anyone forget the episode where they hung the dining room furniture upside down from the ceiling?
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