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Noz’s designs are very creative but always give me so much stress. A table in the middle of nowhere like that?😭😭 Mandy’s space are always so practical and Erick always kills it 😍
Right? I'm like..ok..ok..I can see the vision and then she pulls out gold resin drips from the ceiling....like...whut? Where did this come from and then it gets more creative an chaotic from there
When a creative is asked to create with no limits, it really shows their range. I’m always fascinated by Noz’s work because it’s actually out of the box.
It's not out of the box. She just throws styles, colours and patterns together that don't even go well, nothing makes sense as a whole. Anyone can do that.
@@aichohvee I don't think that's what she does, I mean as a designer you see a piece and you absolutely fall for it and you design the entire room around that one piece. For Noz that one piece was the chandelier, which came quite late in the video making us wonder what the hell is she up to. But after that piece everything made sense to me. The creative process isn't really like what it's shown in these videos, so you just gotta trust where it takes you and focus more on the end.
@@aichohvee I totally agree. She obviously has one goal which is to promote people and pieces. Nothing wrong with it. But it's overly done. I mean c'mon a table in the middle? who needs a table in a foyer that is so inconvenient. You expect an open space to welcome guests not a themed park with a random table in the middle. But then again they were told they could do whatever they wanted with space. props to them for that
Sorry, but no. Taste is very subjective and I can’t stand a glass front door, it gives 0 privacy and I want to be able to have the option of walking through my house while also being able to ignore if someone annoying is at the door…
I really liked her design, it feels really warm, but I think some sort of tile or stone floor would have been better (and if it was patterned tile, like old mediterranean tile, you could also lose the rug)
Agreed the other 2 were like hotel spaces which is fine but neither were timeless nor living spaces. I’d love coming home to Erik’s vision for the space.
I decorated my forier alot like Mandy's. Eric's is inspirational 👏. Noz's is consistently unexpected, original and I love her planet, but I can't live there.
Noz design is fun and unique but I still think the foyer would look better without the gold drips .. i think it would be fun to see everything from her point of view she’s just different and bold love her
I love Noz’s thinking because you never know what you’re gonna get from her. She thinks of a lot of chaotic and awe aspiring designs that other designers wouldn’t dare put out. Maybe a little bit correction or changes but it definitely invokes creativity just hearing her explain her ideas. I love this whole series. Keep it up! 💖
I love that her design always starts as a confusing mess of objects and then harmonises into a glorious eclectic space. It’s the old “if one thing doesn’t match, that’s a problem. If nothing matches, that’s a style!” approach that I aspire to live myself.
i genuinely love Noz’s approach to these challenges. she really takes on the fact that there’s no client or limits and does the most experimental, creative stuff. some of it is a bit too much for me but every single time i’m in awe of how it comes together
I enjoy this series so much. Noz is probably who my daughter is going to be when she grows up. I love how energetic and creative she is. The fact that she was dead serious about a Mermaid Bed & Breakfast keeps me entertained. However, Eric's design is fabulous and my favorite.
I would love to see a "drugstore" version of these series, where designers are restricted to a budget, and what they can concoct with that restriction? So us small beings who can't commission or pay for pricey artists can get inspiration from!
Love Erick's vision that's warm and inviting. Mandy's is okay. Noz's is way too busy and not at all pleasant. This was a great example of just how diverse we all are on planet Earth 🌎
Eric!! Fabulous, rustic, gothic, classic - not enough words. Oh, a few more. Better be in a great neighborhood with those glass doors! Mandy's was lovely, but the bench was a letdown. Totally easy fix, so I still love her space. Noz's was crazy, but I'd bet if you could see it in person it would be the most stunning, luxe fantasy space ever.
Mandy's felt like a warm hug. Eric really brought the outdoors inside with the wall paper and I absolutely love it. ❤️ Noz's design really felt like a mermaid's house.
Erick always has my heart in his designs. He is always so practical and yet creates a beautifully stunning design. The debate about taking the shoes off? Who walks around a clean home with DIRTY outdoor shoes on?!?!?
"Is it Amazon or some person stealing your Amazon packages?" - the times we're living in 😂😭 I feel Noz's vision is a little impractical with the table and the hanging lights - especially for B&B traffic! Mandy's gave me the best feels, but is missing a little table action for me... Erick's foyer checks all the boxes and is the most practical. I just find his outside view is always some random field with no real access, like, your front door wouldn't open onto a field but rather a street or a pathway or something 😅
i am absolutely in love with erick's design! i'm a sucker for wallpaper and the one he chose for the room feels so cozy and makes me feel like i've stepped into an old georgian mansion in the english countryside. also that antique bench is absolutely beautiful and works really well in the space
I really liked Mandy's take on it. The herringbone pattern on the windows, the warm woods, the tree to the side and the dramatic ceiling evoked the kind of feelings you might get in a Frank Lloyd Wright home.
My favourite one is Mandy Cheng's design. It feels warm, open and protected. I feel like relaxing and breathing in deeply just by looking at it. I liked Erick Garcia's a lot, but the door was too open for me. It would make me feel unprotected and vulnerable. What I still need to include in all of them is a place to hang my coat. Noz Nozawa's was too Disney for me, but as "Mermaid" was her theme, she certainly nailed it.
Erick's room is definitely my fave! So much beautiful glass to pull in light and the outdoors. The wallpaper is gorgeous and compliments the view outside. Love the unique bench as well.
WOW they're all so beautiful. My husband and I are building our home at the moment, in Portugal, and I feel that Erick's design would be perfect for it! I love the glass door with the black frame.
European here. We leave our coats and shoes in the hallway/foyer so the fact that the designers do not immediately start with "you gotta put your stuff away when you arrive" really says a lot about differences in the "shoes in the house" thing.
Most ethnic groups in the US don’t wear shoes in the house… I know TV shows and films show this a lot but feels like a Caucasian thing more than an American thing (sorry not sorry). With this demographic dominating the TV and film spaces, these themes carryover while other groups either don’t show coats being removed in their content and seldom ever show outside shoes on the sofa or bed. Plus European spaces are way smaller than American spaces. Most Americans have two or three doors to enter a home and seldom use the front door as the primary entrance into the home hence the putting stuff away occurs in a different space (side door or back door).
@AskMiko- You know what else isn't shown on tv shows? People washing their hands when they come home or before sitting down to dinner. But I am certain the majority of people IRL actually DO that and more 'Caucasians' than you think DO remove their shoes. How easily some people dole out the racist tropes concerning white people.
Doesn't necessarily say any such thing. We don't have a closet immediately adjacent to our entry,we take shoes and jackets off there and carry them to the coat closet which is in the next room. And then when we are leaving the house we get them.from the closet and carry them to the door and proceed to put them on. American tv shows and movies are not something upon which you should base your entire view of the life of 'typical' Americans. Not even the news is indicative of that.
I too, love these designers' moments of creativity! Although creative juices were amazing...I loved Erick's design! It was done beautifully and applied to a B&B environment.
I love this series! Ericks entry was thoughtful, beautiful and had a quiet elegance to it. As usual, Noz is out there, creative but not functional. I guess in mermaid world, they don't take luggage when they stay at a B&B so a table blocking the flow in an entryway doesn't matter. Mandy's is too brown, a snoozefest. She said it was sad before, well it still looked sad, only now it's sad and brown. She needed to add some lighter elements to the space and sticking a plant in the corner is not enough.
THIS IS TRUUUEEE!! Thanks I though the same! Noz is a little bit artist but, the other girl wich make brown decoration she did the same but using brown, and the guy though how to make the space more familar using cotidian elements but at the same time interesting, i think Erick is the winner
I think Noz’s would look good if the room was larger and rounder - like an entrance hall to one of those fancy houses with the double curved staircases.
Not a fan of Erick’s landscape wallpaper. Skeuomorphic photographs as a wallpaper just never sit well with me. The smeared out trees like Noz’s gold splashes also has an unfortunate resemblance to mold growing on the walls. (Which was what I thought they were when I saw the thumbnails.)
I'm not usually one for dark colors in small spaces, but Erick's foyer is absolutely incredible. I generally like lighter, softer, cozier vibes but everything about that design is gorgeous. It's dark and brooding, but sophisticated and elegant. What could be overly is drenched with natural sunlight. It has the right blend of old world and modernity. Those sconces and wall paper are so unique, and that statement bench is just 🔥.
Noz's spaces are their own thing and have their own life to them and charisma- how does a space have charisma? I don't know, but I'm OBSESSED with that glass orb installation
This is the best AD series yet. It’s so interesting and actually pretty useful too because it gives you ideas and inspo to decorate your own spaces. It’s almost like getting to consult professional interior decorators for free. Thanks AD! ❤
Noz works her high concept well, giving you drama, the fantasy of it all. Erick’s is earthy and soulful, even distant cousins will travel for a family reunion here. Mandy’s foyer got kissed by the tuscan sun.
I love Noz's creative spark. She is truly fearless in her designs. I love Eric's version of this space. The use of murals to reflect the outdoors is inspired.
I absolutely adore this series! Noz is off the wall as usual, love her 💗. My favourite designs though are the other two designers, classic, rich & earthy tones, wonderful.
One of my favorite channels and designers..I love ALL THREE! They have exquisite taste even if they are so different, they allow us to see rooms in a whole new way!
I'm actually curious how long it takes the designers to style these rooms, like obviously they know what they're going to do with the space before filming this video. I would love to see their design process!
Honestly I adore Noz's aesthetic. Like it's maximalism at it's finest with a dash of surreal and pop art, but I am not sure about the practicality of it. There's some things you need to have on a foyer and a singular table in the middle of the corridor isn't really what I'd think. With that said, her creations are always so much fun. I do also love Erick's earthy minimalism. His designs are always very grounded and natural.
Clearly Noz is a genius creative and Mandy is very talented, but the space I'd most like to enter is Erick's. It is a blissful union of the starkness of the steel and glass door and the concrete floors, with the richness of the mural and the Mexican salvaged church bench.
Noz is so brilliant. Anyone would want to stay there for a fun weekend trip. And the others made really beautiful and thoughtful spaces for a home that still were unique and not boring. Best series ever
I literally had to pause the video to go find the fixtures Noz used by Lindsey Adelman, I LOVE them! There was something in ALL three I like. That wallpaper Erick used was fabulous! Mandy's space felt like a hug. This series is GRAND!
When Noz started out with the arched doors in white, the arching of the ceiling, and the gorgeous blue on the walls, I thought, this is going to be beautiful! But then here came the gold paint! I was like, Noooo! I loved Mandy's choice of door, windows, and wall color. I'm a big fan of that Victorian era style. Glad to see it still being utilized. Erick's design was definitely my favorite by him so far. Stunning!
Would be fun to visit Noz's B&B - love the gold wall drip but I'd prefer it in a different room if it were a residential home. Mandy's version reminds me of grandparents - my mom would love it. I think Erick wins this one. I wasn't sold on the wall mural at first but it goes well with the overall look.
Love Noze's design 😍, it would be mine. Mandy's design is something that reminds me of my grandparents home. Erick design is something like one of your male cousin would choose and he's always nowhere out to be found, but sometimes show up in the family gathering whenever he feels it.
The point of these challenges isn't to cater to a client, it's for these designers to go all out or do whatever their hearts desire. So even tho Noz's designs go far out of the box, she's always doing something fun, creative and experimental. That's why hers is always my favorite even tho i find it impractical in reality sometimes.
Eric’s vision is the best in my view: masculine yet elegant and just cool. Noz’s plan is a little crazy for my taste and Mandy’s is plain boring. Eric is the winner 🏆
This is the first space that actually makes me feel inspired. I’m an art nouveau and art deco fan. It would be cool to see them marry the two in an entryway.
when Noz added the dripping gold first i thought the end result would be horrible, but in the end her design looked so funny, so wild and full o life, i loved it, very interesting
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What application do they use for it?
I love Noz's choice of table because I can imagine my cats playing on it
what i really wanted: Mandy's mirror and wall art hanger is not there.
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Noz’s designs are very creative but always give me so much stress. A table in the middle of nowhere like that?😭😭 Mandy’s space are always so practical and Erick always kills it 😍
A table with a hole in it - that would get old fast.
I enjoy seeing how she thinks, but it looks like the inside of a fish tank. Under the sea!
Erick is the best I would never let Noz design for me her taste is stressful
Also, if this is a bed and breakfast, people are walking in with their carry-ons and suitcases and a round table in the middle stops that at times.
And if that obstruction wasn't enough, you also have to duck and sneak around the huge chandelier lmao
I like how Mandy’s design stays true to what was already in the space and also adds to it, like that patterned glass is beautiful.
Favorite!
Loved it.
Yeah
She's the winner here.
Hers is by far the best
It's always funny when Noz starts out simple and then immediately does a 360 with something WILD😂
Right? I'm like..ok..ok..I can see the vision and then she pulls out gold resin drips from the ceiling....like...whut? Where did this come from and then it gets more creative an chaotic from there
I love her she's my favorite
When a creative is asked to create with no limits, it really shows their range. I’m always fascinated by Noz’s work because it’s actually out of the box.
It's not out of the box. She just throws styles, colours and patterns together that don't even go well, nothing makes sense as a whole. Anyone can do that.
Perhaps she's "creative," but it stresses me
@@aichohvee I don't think that's what she does, I mean as a designer you see a piece and you absolutely fall for it and you design the entire room around that one piece. For Noz that one piece was the chandelier, which came quite late in the video making us wonder what the hell is she up to. But after that piece everything made sense to me. The creative process isn't really like what it's shown in these videos, so you just gotta trust where it takes you and focus more on the end.
@@aichohvee I totally agree. She obviously has one goal which is to promote people and pieces. Nothing wrong with it. But it's overly done. I mean c'mon a table in the middle? who needs a table in a foyer that is so inconvenient. You expect an open space to welcome guests not a themed park with a random table in the middle. But then again they were told they could do whatever they wanted with space. props to them for that
@@aichohveeNo, they can't.
Eric Garcia is the absolute winner!! I love his aesthetic whenever I have the opportunity to see his remodeled spaces.
Yes! For once he wasn’t Mr Bland… love it!
I agree!! Gorgeous 😍
Absolutely, and who would want to get their home done by Noz, like bruh, what world of fantasy are you living in 😂
Only in daytime. At night you wouldn't be able to see anything.
Sorry, but no. Taste is very subjective and I can’t stand a glass front door, it gives 0 privacy and I want to be able to have the option of walking through my house while also being able to ignore if someone annoying is at the door…
Mandy's is a winner for me! Feels so old-world and warm. The chevrons in the glass are just stunning.
Yes, Old world is very appropriate.
I really liked her design, it feels really warm, but I think some sort of tile or stone floor would have been better (and if it was patterned tile, like old mediterranean tile, you could also lose the rug)
Erick was my favorite. So open and beautiful!
I only love his wallpaper!
Who wants to be on display in your own home.
@@Lili-xq9sn I envision it being on acreage with locked gates in the front, so no surprise visitors lol
Agreed the other 2 were like hotel spaces which is fine but neither were timeless nor living spaces. I’d love coming home to Erik’s vision for the space.
@@meditatingmoonshop exactly, he already said he imagine it to be a country home.
@@Lili-xq9sn The house is a country retreat in the middle of nowhere. It's not in a city.
Noz is so creative, but the table in the middle would annoy me so much when I arrive with suitcases at the bed&breakfast
It's also not wheelchair friendly. Love the stained glass though.
I thought the same thing
But guys who needs a suitcase or a wheelchair when one’s a mermaid!? 😂
Yeah, it'd either need to be a smaller table or a larger foyer for that to work
@@nattiex3735 so is stairs tho?
Eric’s space is the most beautiful, relaxing and soothing entry I have ever seen. He wins hands down!
I decorated my forier alot like Mandy's. Eric's is inspirational 👏. Noz's is consistently unexpected, original and I love her planet, but I can't live there.
You’re right about Noz. She’s outta this world. Her concept pushes you to reimagine space as realms only bound by imagination.
hdym planet?
*foyer
This is my favourite series of AD......love this channel❤️
I really love Mandy's design. It's practical, minimal and quite-a-timeless to me.
To me it looks like something that I thought was dead already for a reason…timeless is definitely different! 😅
Noz design is fun and unique but I still think the foyer would look better without the gold drips ..
i think it would be fun to see everything from her point of view she’s just different and bold love her
Wiabsolutely agree. The stained glass was so beautiful, same with the marble but the gold drip and a table in the middle ruined it!
She's crazy, but definitely is unique.
I love Noz’s thinking because you never know what you’re gonna get from her. She thinks of a lot of chaotic and awe aspiring designs that other designers wouldn’t dare put out. Maybe a little bit correction or changes but it definitely invokes creativity just hearing her explain her ideas. I love this whole series. Keep it up! 💖
I love that her design always starts as a confusing mess of objects and then harmonises into a glorious eclectic space. It’s the old “if one thing doesn’t match, that’s a problem. If nothing matches, that’s a style!” approach that I aspire to live myself.
But if it doesn't function, then it's bad design.
Erick is the winner by far. Gorgeous concept. Noz’s table in the middle of the doorway is insanity and a non-starter on every level.
Her design is a little wackadoodle. 100 on Erick.
a feng shui thing, she explained...
I guess so... a mermaid with a bed & and board would definitely want a huge table in the middle of the entry.
Well the idea is " no client specifications"
Scrolled through just to find someone who agreed that a table in the middle of the doorway was insane . The design is like an art exhibition though
"This is probably the most ludicrous space I've done." - Yes, Noz, you are correct. Eric's design was my fave but I can also see Mandi's chic cabin.
i don't know. i still haven't forgotten that kitchen with big blue island. she always goes so far out of left field
Moral of the story: she needs to stay away from blue, mermaids, under the water themes and gold gloop dripping down the the ceilings
I could watch these videos everyday. I get so excited when they drop a new one lol
Happy weekend Annie, That’s so thoughtful of you, Thanks for your positive review,How are you and how’s the weather over there?
i genuinely love Noz’s approach to these challenges. she really takes on the fact that there’s no client or limits and does the most experimental, creative stuff. some of it is a bit too much for me but every single time i’m in awe of how it comes together
I’m glad to see that I’m not the only one annoyed by the table in front of the entry door. Eric’s foyer’s design is my favorite.
I enjoy this series so much. Noz is probably who my daughter is going to be when she grows up. I love how energetic and creative she is. The fact that she was dead serious about a Mermaid Bed & Breakfast keeps me entertained. However, Eric's design is fabulous and my favorite.
Erick killed it! Loved his space. I love walking on concrete as well and it's perfect for a high traffic area.
I like the respect they all have for each other during reveals. That makes me happy.
I would love to see a "drugstore" version of these series, where designers are restricted to a budget, and what they can concoct with that restriction? So us small beings who can't commission or pay for pricey artists can get inspiration from!
Love Erick's vision that's warm and inviting. Mandy's is okay. Noz's is way too busy and not at all pleasant. This was a great example of just how diverse we all are on planet Earth 🌎
Eric!! Fabulous, rustic, gothic, classic - not enough words. Oh, a few more. Better be in a great neighborhood with those glass doors! Mandy's was lovely, but the bench was a letdown. Totally easy fix, so I still love her space. Noz's was crazy, but I'd bet if you could see it in person it would be the most stunning, luxe fantasy space ever.
Mandy's felt like a warm hug. Eric really brought the outdoors inside with the wall paper and I absolutely love it. ❤️ Noz's design really felt like a mermaid's house.
Erick’s design is incredibly beautiful!
Erick always has my heart in his designs. He is always so practical and yet creates a beautifully stunning design. The debate about taking the shoes off? Who walks around a clean home with DIRTY outdoor shoes on?!?!?
To me Noz's design is always what draws my attention and suits my taste. I love that
"Is it Amazon or some person stealing your Amazon packages?" - the times we're living in 😂😭
I feel Noz's vision is a little impractical with the table and the hanging lights - especially for B&B traffic!
Mandy's gave me the best feels, but is missing a little table action for me...
Erick's foyer checks all the boxes and is the most practical. I just find his outside view is always some random field with no real access, like, your front door wouldn't open onto a field but rather a street or a pathway or something 😅
i am absolutely in love with erick's design! i'm a sucker for wallpaper and the one he chose for the room feels so cozy and makes me feel like i've stepped into an old georgian mansion in the english countryside. also that antique bench is absolutely beautiful and works really well in the space
Noz's designs are always just joy incarnate. I love it.
I am so here for that arched door w the stained glass, I love your imagination!
I thought it ruined a wonderful architectural entry door.
@@Lili-xq9sn ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I really liked Mandy's take on it. The herringbone pattern on the windows, the warm woods, the tree to the side and the dramatic ceiling evoked the kind of feelings you might get in a Frank Lloyd Wright home.
I loved the Frank Lloyd Wright vibe from Mandy's design. Erick's doors and concrete floor seemed institutional, but I appreciated his old-world bench.
My favourite one is Mandy Cheng's design. It feels warm, open and protected. I feel like relaxing and breathing in deeply just by looking at it. I liked Erick Garcia's a lot, but the door was too open for me. It would make me feel unprotected and vulnerable. What I still need to include in all of them is a place to hang my coat. Noz Nozawa's was too Disney for me, but as "Mermaid" was her theme, she certainly nailed it.
Erick's room is definitely my fave! So much beautiful glass to pull in light and the outdoors. The wallpaper is gorgeous and compliments the view outside. Love the unique bench as well.
Love Eric’s design. That wall paper was genius.
Loved Erick's space. Clearly the winner for me.
I love the fact that they’re having fun, letting the thoughts come out, without limits. Amazing.
Noz is just such a cool chick. I love her creativity. Love that it's not practical, she really plays into it all being theoretical
WOW they're all so beautiful. My husband and I are building our home at the moment, in Portugal, and I feel that Erick's design would be perfect for it! I love the glass door with the black frame.
European here. We leave our coats and shoes in the hallway/foyer so the fact that the designers do not immediately start with "you gotta put your stuff away when you arrive" really says a lot about differences in the "shoes in the house" thing.
Most ethnic groups in the US don’t wear shoes in the house… I know TV shows and films show this a lot but feels like a Caucasian thing more than an American thing (sorry not sorry). With this demographic dominating the TV and film spaces, these themes carryover while other groups either don’t show coats being removed in their content and seldom ever show outside shoes on the sofa or bed. Plus European spaces are way smaller than American spaces. Most Americans have two or three doors to enter a home and seldom use the front door as the primary entrance into the home hence the putting stuff away occurs in a different space (side door or back door).
As a Canadian, where do you put your coat? 😅
@AskMiko- You know what else isn't shown on tv shows? People washing their hands when they come home or before sitting down to dinner. But I am certain the majority of people IRL actually DO that and more 'Caucasians' than you think DO remove their shoes. How easily some people dole out the racist tropes concerning white people.
Doesn't necessarily say any such thing. We don't have a closet immediately adjacent to our entry,we take shoes and jackets off there and carry them to the coat closet which is in the next room. And then when we are leaving the house we get them.from the closet and carry them to the door and proceed to put them on. American tv shows and movies are not something upon which you should base your entire view of the life of 'typical' Americans. Not even the news is indicative of that.
I loooooooooooove this series, love it love it. Don't ever stop. I would love their vision on a really small bedroom.
Erick’s is so comforting yet clean and beautiful. So fun to see all of the designs!
Noz..with that glass pattern you still don't see the Amazon guy! Erick nailed it.
Noz's spaces are always a wild ride start to finish and I love that
I too, love these designers' moments of creativity! Although creative juices were amazing...I loved Erick's design! It was done beautifully and applied to a B&B environment.
I love this series! Ericks entry was thoughtful, beautiful and had a quiet elegance to it. As usual, Noz is out there, creative but not functional. I guess in mermaid world, they don't take luggage when they stay at a B&B so a table blocking the flow in an entryway doesn't matter. Mandy's is too brown, a snoozefest. She said it was sad before, well it still looked sad, only now it's sad and brown. She needed to add some lighter elements to the space and sticking a plant in the corner is not enough.
THIS IS TRUUUEEE!! Thanks I though the same! Noz is a little bit artist but, the other girl wich make brown decoration she did the same but using brown, and the guy though how to make the space more familar using cotidian elements but at the same time interesting, i think Erick is the winner
@@adrianbrito9426 They are not competing, but Erick is definitely a fan favorite. I want to see more of what he has to offer.
I don't agree, I like the nod to craftsman style and the lighting was perfect for it
I think Noz’s would look good if the room was larger and rounder - like an entrance hall to one of those fancy houses with the double curved staircases.
Not a fan of Erick’s landscape wallpaper. Skeuomorphic photographs as a wallpaper just never sit well with me. The smeared out trees like Noz’s gold splashes also has an unfortunate resemblance to mold growing on the walls. (Which was what I thought they were when I saw the thumbnails.)
I'm not usually one for dark colors in small spaces, but Erick's foyer is absolutely incredible. I generally like lighter, softer, cozier vibes but everything about that design is gorgeous. It's dark and brooding, but sophisticated and elegant. What could be overly is drenched with natural sunlight. It has the right blend of old world and modernity. Those sconces and wall paper are so unique, and that statement bench is just 🔥.
Noz's spaces are their own thing and have their own life to them and charisma- how does a space have charisma? I don't know, but I'm OBSESSED with that glass orb installation
This is the best AD series yet. It’s so interesting and actually pretty useful too because it gives you ideas and inspo to decorate your own spaces. It’s almost like getting to consult professional interior decorators for free. Thanks AD! ❤
AD doesnt realize how much i love these videos. I need more!!
Noz works her high concept well, giving you drama, the fantasy of it all. Erick’s is earthy and soulful, even distant cousins will travel for a family reunion here. Mandy’s foyer got kissed by the tuscan sun.
Making notes to have Noz work on a future home of mine - I love her energy and I LOVE the idea of gold dripping from my ceiling!
Is she practical? No, but neither am I and life is for joy.
@@geminismusings I 1000% agree with this.
I love Noz's creative spark. She is truly fearless in her designs. I love Eric's version of this space. The use of murals to reflect the outdoors is inspired.
Eric's space is an absolute winner. I love it, I love it, I love it.
Erick's work is always my favorie in these, but I love them all for their originality of vision. Beautiful. These videos are fabulous.
Apart from my safety concerns about having a full glass door and the lack of any change to the boring side door I love Erick’s the most.
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I absolutely adore this series! Noz is off the wall as usual, love her 💗. My favourite designs though are the other two designers, classic, rich & earthy tones, wonderful.
Love elements of all three, but Erick’s is my favorite, it’s so warm & cozy! Love the nature theme.
Erick for the win. Not many people brought in creativity this way. Mandy's looked like a speck home for a gated community and Noz, well, no comment.
One of my favorite channels and designers..I love ALL THREE! They have exquisite taste even if they are so different, they allow us to see rooms in a whole new way!
Love Noz's concept. Amazing how she pushes everything outside of the box
please make an hour+ long video of Noz & Lula designing an entire house together
pls that is my dream team
Love Erick’s and Mandy’s vibe! Noz is very creative and artistic..
Noz's idea always feels fresh and out of the box 🤩
I'm actually curious how long it takes the designers to style these rooms, like obviously they know what they're going to do with the space before filming this video. I would love to see their design process!
I love these designers give room for one another’s creative vision
Honestly I adore Noz's aesthetic. Like it's maximalism at it's finest with a dash of surreal and pop art, but I am not sure about the practicality of it. There's some things you need to have on a foyer and a singular table in the middle of the corridor isn't really what I'd think.
With that said, her creations are always so much fun.
I do also love Erick's earthy minimalism. His designs are always very grounded and natural.
Loved them all, so darn creative! But, for me... Erick Garcia's version is SO AMAZING!
Clearly Noz is a genius creative and Mandy is very talented, but the space I'd most like to enter is Erick's. It is a blissful union of the starkness of the steel and glass door and the concrete floors, with the richness of the mural and the Mexican salvaged church bench.
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Noz always make the other designers shine with her out of the world crazy non fuctioning designs
Noz is so brilliant. Anyone would want to stay there for a fun weekend trip. And the others made really beautiful and thoughtful spaces for a home that still were unique and not boring. Best series ever
I literally had to pause the video to go find the fixtures Noz used by Lindsey Adelman, I LOVE them! There was something in ALL three I like. That wallpaper Erick used was fabulous! Mandy's space felt like a hug. This series is GRAND!
I really enjoyed all 3 designs this time, not only that, but I felt all 3 designers had good chemistry, they really could host a show together.
Of all the three designers, I love Mandy's design hands down. Thanks for sharing AD.
When Noz started out with the arched doors in white, the arching of the ceiling, and the gorgeous blue on the walls, I thought, this is going to be beautiful! But then here came the gold paint! I was like, Noooo! I loved Mandy's choice of door, windows, and wall color. I'm a big fan of that Victorian era style. Glad to see it still being utilized. Erick's design was definitely my favorite by him so far. Stunning!
The guy nailed it, he's the only one I would hire.
I like Erick Garcia and Mandy Cheng's design. It opened up a lot of space and it's simple and elegant.
Space Savers is my favorite AD series ever, it's so well done, so interesting and inspiring!
Love how the way they dress reflects their creations and personalities
Would be fun to visit Noz's B&B - love the gold wall drip but I'd prefer it in a different room if it were a residential home. Mandy's version reminds me of grandparents - my mom would love it. I think Erick wins this one. I wasn't sold on the wall mural at first but it goes well with the overall look.
Love Noze's design 😍, it would be mine. Mandy's design is something that reminds me of my grandparents home. Erick design is something like one of your male cousin would choose and he's always nowhere out to be found, but sometimes show up in the family gathering whenever he feels it.
The point of these challenges isn't to cater to a client, it's for these designers to go all out or do whatever their hearts desire. So even tho Noz's designs go far out of the box, she's always doing something fun, creative and experimental. That's why hers is always my favorite even tho i find it impractical in reality sometimes.
I do like Noz’s glass color, light fixture 👌
Mandy’s looks so nice as always
And Erik’s bench is great!
I really like what Eric Garcia has done with this space.
Now this is how you decorate if you have lot's of money. None of the boring greige minimalist stuff. Love the garden room!
My favourite AD designers trio!!!
Eric's is the very best! He always knocks it out of the park for me. Fun
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I am in LOVE with Erick's design!! I would totally hire him! This was literally my Interior dream.
Erick seriously nailed this one ❤
The mermaid thing just seemed crazy nuts to me.
Love all three designs. Stunning
Literally the best series ever!!!
I love Erick’s space! It’s absolutely stunning. I’m giving a side eye to Noz’s foyer. Mandy’s entry is warm and inviting.
The winner for me is Eric! Just stunning beautiful!
Eric’s vision is the best in my view: masculine yet elegant and just cool.
Noz’s plan is a little crazy for my taste and Mandy’s is plain boring. Eric is the winner 🏆
This is the first space that actually makes me feel inspired. I’m an art nouveau and art deco fan. It would be cool to see them marry the two in an entryway.
when Noz added the dripping gold first i thought the end result would be horrible, but in the end her design looked so funny, so wild and full o life, i loved it, very interesting