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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.
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, 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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S3, EP31 "Michia & Lamont"Jake and Jazz turn a sitting room into a room that feels like a lounge. Jake spruces up a pre-owned cabinet to store libations. Jazz gives the room a speakeasy feel with dark colors & velvet textures. The meal, Crab Lo Mein and Banana Fritters.
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S3, EP21 "Mona"Jake and Jazz create an incredible living space for the outdoors. Jake lays out an outdoor kitchen, while jazz brings in modern furniture and bold colors! They make grilled chicken skewers and a grilled banana dessert.
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S3, EP22 "Rhonda"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.
Living by Design
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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