I've been waiting for a decent design show for what seems like years now. And this one delivers.
It's completely bizarre that people who've only watched the first one or two episodes are leaving negative reviews. If they were aware of what a fireplace in Miami looks like they would understand that ethanol doesn't give off heat. I mean, it's Miami. And they DO explain this eventually.
I've never considered myself a fan of Miami style, I've always thought it would be outdated and tacky. It's great to see that what they did highlight from Miami design around the area is the Art Deco and the colour. I'm really happy that even though the properties were all extremely high-end they showed a variety of different areas and clients. I am also thrilled to see a designer that doesn't believe that a slat wall is anything other than a trend at a time when that trend is on its way out. Was stunning eight years ago in Korea, which puts it past the "best by" date. A good designer avoids this (but also delivers if the client insists).
I love that both designers have very different styles but they don't spend the entire show arguing about them. Even though they had a bit of personal and family drama it was kept to a minimum and didn't overshadow the point of it what a design show should look like. I even had to applaud the team members for not overdramatizing every little thing.
Overall a fantastic design show AND reality show (at a point where I'd long since given up on them) and I hope people ignore the ignorant and watch this... because I'd like more please 😊👌
It's completely bizarre that people who've only watched the first one or two episodes are leaving negative reviews. If they were aware of what a fireplace in Miami looks like they would understand that ethanol doesn't give off heat. I mean, it's Miami. And they DO explain this eventually.
I've never considered myself a fan of Miami style, I've always thought it would be outdated and tacky. It's great to see that what they did highlight from Miami design around the area is the Art Deco and the colour. I'm really happy that even though the properties were all extremely high-end they showed a variety of different areas and clients. I am also thrilled to see a designer that doesn't believe that a slat wall is anything other than a trend at a time when that trend is on its way out. Was stunning eight years ago in Korea, which puts it past the "best by" date. A good designer avoids this (but also delivers if the client insists).
I love that both designers have very different styles but they don't spend the entire show arguing about them. Even though they had a bit of personal and family drama it was kept to a minimum and didn't overshadow the point of it what a design show should look like. I even had to applaud the team members for not overdramatizing every little thing.
Overall a fantastic design show AND reality show (at a point where I'd long since given up on them) and I hope people ignore the ignorant and watch this... because I'd like more please 😊👌