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It's a bedroom that will make your guests want to stay! Jake makes an original headboard with rattan and Jazz adds lamps and nightstands that match. On the menu is a manicotti casserole and a Mississippi mud pie.
It's a bedroom that will make your guests want to stay! Jake makes an original headboard with rattan and Jazz adds lamps and nightstands that match. On the menu is a manicotti casserole and a Mississippi mud pie.
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S3, EP23 "Young Bae"It's all about a bedroom that feels elegant. Jake lays out a one-of-a-kind accent wall, and Jazz brings the glamour with plush bedroom accessories. On the menu is fried rice, pork tenderloins and red bean paste cookies.
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S3, EP24 "Rhea"Jake and Jazz create an office space for a hard-working millennial. Jake refurbishes a desk to look brand new and Jazz designs with earth tone colors. On the menu is catfish bites with grits and fried cream filled cookies.
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S4, EP2 "Trina"Trina moved for a fresh start after her fiancé's death. She wants her living room to feel fresh & colorful. Jazz does just that with bright colors & unique textures. Jake makes a one of a kind padded bench to go with her diner style kitchen table.
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S4, EP1 "Kieana & Sherri"Talk Show Host Sherri Shepard treats her niece Kieana to a beautiful apartment makeover that's cozy and dog-friendly. Jake designs a media center with an attached pet crate, while Jazz adds art, plush accessories and pops of the color pink.
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