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Same! I’m not sure how functional that size is for a room that big… and If they intend to watch things on it that’s not a good size but he did a great job !
I actually really love this transformation; the colors are so much warmer and inviting; the coffee table is way more functionable and I love that you can overlap them. There is more storage space so it is more functional. He was very thoughtful with the fabric of the chairs and I think that will be for the best. Overall, the material and color choices were for the best. The slightly fluffy chair in the chisme room also adds to the cozy feel, although they might be hard to wash. He was definitely correct about the TV needing to be made smaller, even if it hurt me a little to see it shrink :O . Hopefully they just moved the other TV to another room. I'm also glad that he changed the color of the rocks/crystals in the fireplace; I don't know if I would've ever thought to do that.
@@ValentinaMitchell1 Not much needs to change for it to look good. There is no reason to spend hundreds or thousands tearing down walls, redoing floor plans, ripping up the floor, etc... especially when a space could look a lot more cozy and nice with just a few layout changes, color changes. Honestly, just the changing of the couches and their direction along with the new coffee tables would've have pleased me, already makes the space more open to the outdoors and the wooden coffee tables definitely felt more like "outdoors inside" that the glass table. It isn't a "bunch of bs" you just had expectations different from the actual goal of the renovation. The room is still modern, just a bit warmer.
I don’t mind the natural edges around the tv, however the size of the tv is too small. Even if you’re not a tech person, it doesn’t flow with the big black fireplace underneath it. I love black features in a home, but I think they should have painted out the black on the fireplace to match the plaster, or something similar. It would have made the new tv look less small and more of an “art” piece.
I agree about the size, it could be a bit bigger, but about that black for the fireplace I think it's good, because the place need some contrast. If everything would be cream, beige and brown it would look bland. The black ads some nice contrast, but still fit that natural colour scheme. You must understand that there is some black framing of the windows and doors, the lights are also dark, so nope the fireplace does not stick out... it flows nicely.
The tv looks so creepy! Maybe it's the weird gray of the matte board that makes it look like when you take a photo of a white screen and the colors turns into that gray color
The TV isn’t just too small, it’s also too high! TVs should be at eye level in the center when the viewer is seated. They could have put the television to one side or the other, or lowered it significantly since they were redoing the fireplace anyway.
Mmm the recessed TV looks kind of weird, specially with The Frame model... you wouldn't put framed artwork recessed like that, would look better on top of the stone! Love her outfit for the final reveal tho :D she looks amazing
I love how much warmer it is. I think Desi decorated it a lot better though I loved her pieces in the built ins. I agree with everyone else tv is way too small. I don't think the bigger tv took away from the fire place at all. either way it all looks so beautiful and she has a beautiful home.
Personally love the chisme room update. As for the living room I would’ve kept the tv size and the sectional couch, maybe just switched it to face the backyard door instead. The new couches don’t give off the “family” room vibe, not comfy enough. And the tv looks way too small for the wall. I would’ve honestly just reduced the size of the fire place instead of all that black surrounding it.. but I do love the the updates to everything else. Just for me, personally, as a “family” room the previous couch & tv gave off a more inviting feeling than the new. 🤷🏽♀️
It is warmer but NOT better. The old couch was better IMO. I know he said you didn’t have access to the backyard but why couldn’t it be flipped? He could have slipped cover it like he did the new ones? The stone wall adds texture but using a smaller tv but keeping the black surround on the bottom just made the tv look dinky and the fireplace out of proportion. I would have liked to see maybe an oversized mantle that was overextended to help balance the old tv’s size. I also felt like the gossip room was boring and missing a soul. The white chairs with that too small tequila table just looked unfinished and sparse. But with budget and time I’m sure something may have not been possible. As long as she and her family love it, great! Sidenote the pic of the primary spaces was way more impressive than these two IMO.
Even Desi looked uncomfortable initially with the idea of a smaller tv. I would never ask someone to trade their tv with a smaller alternative. The designer should be incorporating that into their design
A designer needs to be bold and understand their client’s needs better than the client themselves. I was hesitant at first too, but I definitely like the smaller TV. It doesn’t make much of a functional difference but it flows so much better with the design.
@@TheKaurK designers can still be wrong. They are their to give you ideas that you may not have known youd like or would not have tried yourself but they can never no a person better than they know themselves. Him saying he wants to make the space more practical but how is a smaller TV practical for someone who has already been used to having a larger tv.
I love how he warmed up the space, from watching desi for years this space definitely reflects her asethetic well. However, I think the TV is now too small for the space and looks out of place, if anything I think they should have completely removed the TV replacing it with a painting/art piece and moved the TV to another space
the whole point of The Frame was wasted when they decided to build it into the wall. framed artwork isn't a part of the wall, it's hanging ON the wall. makes this look really off.
I think the smaller tv does look better, however it is more their family room that they spend a lot of time in. I'd just hang my bigger tv back up after they leave lol
From a designer's point of view....I feel like there are too many gaps with the execution--the space feels like it's still asking for something else! It feels incomplete to some extent. The sectional couch should have definitely remained....aren't they now getting less sitting space? The TV doesn't look proportional to the height and width of that fireplace. As much as I understand the concept he was going for , I feel like Desi's Colour pallete was beautiful executed but the functionality of the space considering how big her family is leaves alot to be desired. The previous design that was done by Desi felt more 'homey' and more functional; maybe what they would have done is just tweak the colour pallete abit.
Completely disagree. The two sofas always create more seating that the same linear feet of a section due to corner. The tv is proportional to the firebox and surround. Perhaps there is too much stone now. But the old tv stood too proud and was too much.
Love that he made the outdoor more visible, but agree with everyone on the TV…way too small and the recessed frame is really odd. I also think the stone wall would have looked better as gray concrete, and don’t like the color of the slipcover at all. I usually love Eric’s work, for example what he did in Karen’s (iluvsarahii on TH-cam) house, but honestly I liked a lot of the “before” better on this one. Still a beautiful home, and Desi has an impeccable eye, so I have no doubt that she and Steven will make it their own!
Using a rusty metal around the fireplace & a larger TV with a bronze mirror finish instead of black would have really elevated that space, but I love what they did within budget. That second area……. It’s a no from me. It looks like a before rather than an after. It’s missing warmth and personality. But totally aware they worked within a budget.
@@phiakate same, i also hope she doesn't have to pay to fix the tv wall that this guy did. it's too small and too high. i can't believe he built it into the wall so they can never fix it without someone completely remodeling the wall...
This is very nice & beautiful! The before was also nice. Great job! I personally never see the need to match every room, this creates boredom. I think each room has it's own shape & personality. This concept of differentiality in each room works for me & my family in my home. I also love color in my home!
I agree. I think the flow should feel cohesive but nothing should match. Especially smaller spaces. You can be a lot more creative and colorful with them.
I love the transformed aesthetic but personally would have kept the tv size and plop-down-able couch size/configuration. The new couches feel more like a living room vibe as opposed to a lie-down-and-watch-a-movie family room vibe.
I agree it feels less like a family room now. The stone edges are a distraction to what's on the screen and even more so because the screen is small now. I actually think the TV didn't take away from the fireplace. I would prefer the fireplace now with the old tv out of the semi-flushed in the stone.
Would love to work with a designer like him. It was so refreshing how much he asked for her input on ideas. You can tell it was great business and personal transaction.
He did a great job, so much more inviting, chic and fun, bringing in more warmth and textures. He's very charismatic - even he could talk me into a smaller TV lol.
Depending on the age of her little boy, those tables will tip every time he pulls himself up. One couch and two really nice architectural chairs would have been better.
I agree about the coffee tables but having one less couch means less seating and clearly this is the main family/tv and entertaining room space. Having only one couch would be a complete flop and two architectural chairs to sit in would make the space too formal.
I know a lot of people are saying the tv is too small but I disagree, to me the tv is set up to be more of a decorative piece versus the focal point of the space, I honestly see the view as the focal point IMO
I love the new living room but am I the only one who thinks the smaller tv wasn’t the right decision? I hope they replaced it back to the old one after this was over!
Beautiful cabinetry & large bar area! Not a fan of the smaller recessed tv though & the couches. I loved her previous couches maybe just the placement would have been better? The new color doesn’t seem to flow well with the chair & small white coffee table. A little underwhelmed 🥴
I liked the update and warmth he brought in. I just think the whole tv-above-the-fireplace setting is soooo outdated and not functional at all. The ergonomics are completely off and this setup is a real nightmare for people who are prone to headaches. The living room would have looked way better by removing the tv entirely and making another room for media/couch potatoing,.
Beautiful job. I love the relax and beachy vibe he gave to the spaces with the textures. The only thing I prefer from the old style is the plants. The provided more freshness.
For real, what a waste. You bought a WHOLE NEW TV for this? Just MOVE the TV. Over the fireplace is the worst possible place for it anyway. How much extra commission did you make on buying an additional, smaller, more expensive Samsung frame TV?
i hate fireplace-mounted tvs but they somehow made the concept worse by recessing it. if the next owners want it moved they have to redo the entire fireplace.
It's beautiful 😍 not a fan of the smaller TV it looks out of place, especially being the main family TV. I'd probably take the slip covers off the sofa too, I loved them as they were.
I feel he tried to explain too much. The concept was there but the execution was a bit underwhelming. I think we watch too many makeovers. We now expect it to have a wow factor. She should have hired Studio McGee. They do the coastal aesthetic better than anyone out there.
I love the after. The warmth and functionality is great. Definitely would want the bigger tv though since it is the mail room to watch tv with the family!
Desi, you are stunning! That white skirt & top was unbelievably gorgeous especially with your hair pulled back. You’re such an inspiring & beautiful Latina.
Space elevated (not that it was bad before) but now even better, only thing I don't agree with is the sofa cover, when u r gonna wash it cuz something spilled, what's covering your sofa then!?? It needs a water proof cover. Period.
10:48 love the room and the purpose for it, the chairs would have to grow on me.🤔 But, everything definitely gave safe for the baby, and that's what's most important.
Knowing that they have a theatre room, this new TV is the perfect size. "The Frame" is a beautiful TV because when you're not watching Netflix, the screen looks like a featured art piece that fits the aesthetic more than the previous one
Seems like those chairs in the “chisme room” should have been swivel chairs?? AND what a wasted opportunity to add some more color in that space to ground it….!
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Can you source where the rug is from please
How about the white pedestal coffee table?
Hi, thanks for sharing the products. Could you also share a link of the sofa slipcover? Thank you!
Where are the built in book shelves from?
Where are the sofas from?
I love how he warmed up the space. Not crazy about the smaller, recessed TV.
Same! I’m not sure how functional that size is for a room that big… and If they intend to watch things on it that’s not a good size but he did a great job !
He's clearly not a tech guy
My first thought is what happens if it breaks or if I by a new video game console… how do I plug it in 😭😭😭
@@edenassos If he would recommend a Samsung 'The Frame" TV, he's definitely a tech guy.
@@NEESHiMinaj actually the frame tv has all the connections ia a separate box not on the tv
I actually really love this transformation; the colors are so much warmer and inviting; the coffee table is way more functionable and I love that you can overlap them. There is more storage space so it is more functional. He was very thoughtful with the fabric of the chairs and I think that will be for the best. Overall, the material and color choices were for the best. The slightly fluffy chair in the chisme room also adds to the cozy feel, although they might be hard to wash. He was definitely correct about the TV needing to be made smaller, even if it hurt me a little to see it shrink :O . Hopefully they just moved the other TV to another room. I'm also glad that he changed the color of the rocks/crystals in the fireplace; I don't know if I would've ever thought to do that.
Not much as changed. Bunch of BS
@@ValentinaMitchell1 Not much needs to change for it to look good. There is no reason to spend hundreds or thousands tearing down walls, redoing floor plans, ripping up the floor, etc... especially when a space could look a lot more cozy and nice with just a few layout changes, color changes. Honestly, just the changing of the couches and their direction along with the new coffee tables would've have pleased me, already makes the space more open to the outdoors and the wooden coffee tables definitely felt more like "outdoors inside" that the glass table. It isn't a "bunch of bs" you just had expectations different from the actual goal of the renovation. The room is still modern, just a bit warmer.
I don’t mind the natural edges around the tv, however the size of the tv is too small. Even if you’re not a tech person, it doesn’t flow with the big black fireplace underneath it. I love black features in a home, but I think they should have painted out the black on the fireplace to match the plaster, or something similar. It would have made the new tv look less small and more of an “art” piece.
Agreed.
I agree. The black is so harsh looking now
I agree about the size, it could be a bit bigger, but about that black for the fireplace I think it's good, because the place need some contrast. If everything would be cream, beige and brown it would look bland. The black ads some nice contrast, but still fit that natural colour scheme. You must understand that there is some black framing of the windows and doors, the lights are also dark, so nope the fireplace does not stick out... it flows nicely.
The tv looks so creepy! Maybe it's the weird gray of the matte board that makes it look like when you take a photo of a white screen and the colors turns into that gray color
The TV isn’t just too small, it’s also too high! TVs should be at eye level in the center when the viewer is seated. They could have put the television to one side or the other, or lowered it significantly since they were redoing the fireplace anyway.
The TV doesn’t even fit well into the wall. Loathe the uneven gaps between the frame and the wall. But do like how the place looks warmer.
My thoughts exactly. Makes it look cheap which it obviously wasn’t
Nailed it with this comment! It looks terrible imo. Looks like sloppy work in all honesty
My husband would kill me if I got a smaller tv for a reno. I agree, that tv is way too small. Poor dad!
the chairs in the chisme room literally made me gasp. I am in love!! it’s such a warm and cozy space now. a VIBE!!!
Mmm the recessed TV looks kind of weird, specially with The Frame model... you wouldn't put framed artwork recessed like that, would look better on top of the stone! Love her outfit for the final reveal tho :D she looks amazing
I so agree !
Now it looks like a waiting room in an office. Her style before the makeover was beautiful!!
I love how much warmer it is. I think Desi decorated it a lot better though I loved her pieces in the built ins. I agree with everyone else tv is way too small. I don't think the bigger tv took away from the fire place at all. either way it all looks so beautiful and she has a beautiful home.
I think he partially understood the assignment
Smaller tv 😱 it’s a nono 😩 sectional needs to come back, but flipped to the opposite side❣️
Personally love the chisme room update. As for the living room I would’ve kept the tv size and the sectional couch, maybe just switched it to face the backyard door instead. The new couches don’t give off the “family” room vibe, not comfy enough. And the tv looks way too small for the wall. I would’ve honestly just reduced the size of the fire place instead of all that black surrounding it.. but I do love the the updates to everything else. Just for me, personally, as a “family” room the previous couch & tv gave off a more inviting feeling than the new. 🤷🏽♀️
You're right the couch didn't attract my eyes 🙄
I hate the new couch. And the tv looks too small for the wall now lol
Same.
Stunning transformation! I love the thought behind every room. Desi’s home is a dream, and she’s one of my favourite creators ❤️
It is warmer but NOT better. The old couch was better IMO. I know he said you didn’t have access to the backyard but why couldn’t it be flipped? He could have slipped cover it like he did the new ones? The stone wall adds texture but using a smaller tv but keeping the black surround on the bottom just made the tv look dinky and the fireplace out of proportion. I would have liked to see maybe an oversized mantle that was overextended to help balance the old tv’s size. I also felt like the gossip room was boring and missing a soul. The white chairs with that too small tequila table just looked unfinished and sparse. But with budget and time I’m sure something may have not been possible. As long as she and her family love it, great! Sidenote the pic of the primary spaces was way more impressive than these two IMO.
I love how small the tv is & that it isn’t the focal point anymore! The warmth he brought in is soooo dreamy, cozy and much needed
Love the slip cover on the sofa color is beautiful . I love how he considers function AND design. so cool.
It's functional and cozy. I love! Sometimes it does not have to be exaggerated but about calmness and space.
Even Desi looked uncomfortable initially with the idea of a smaller tv. I would never ask someone to trade their tv with a smaller alternative. The designer should be incorporating that into their design
A designer needs to be bold and understand their client’s needs better than the client themselves. I was hesitant at first too, but I definitely like the smaller TV. It doesn’t make much of a functional difference but it flows so much better with the design.
A cabinet would have been ideal
@@TheKaurK designers can still be wrong. They are their to give you ideas that you may not have known youd like or would not have tried yourself but they can never no a person better than they know themselves. Him saying he wants to make the space more practical but how is a smaller TV practical for someone who has already been used to having a larger tv.
@@TheKaurK I agree, the tv is not overpowering. Smaller, frame tv makes it seamless
I concur. I purchase large tv's for a reason, so downsizing would NOT be an option.
I love how he warmed up the space, from watching desi for years this space definitely reflects her asethetic well. However, I think the TV is now too small for the space and looks out of place, if anything I think they should have completely removed the TV replacing it with a painting/art piece and moved the TV to another space
I was thinking a Frame TV with Art featured, but this one is too small.
The TV now even more stand out. It really catch the attention in the living room :(
100 percent agree
Wow! I love his work! He really warmed the place up and improved the design! It looks very welcoming!
the whole point of The Frame was wasted when they decided to build it into the wall. framed artwork isn't a part of the wall, it's hanging ON the wall. makes this look really off.
It looks horrible built in
I kinda really liked the before better in the living room. I would have only moved the sofa to face the door. It was already beautiful.
Me too
I agree -- before was better. All it needed was repositioning the sofa. Not much I like in after.
I agree, it’s like he took away all the glamour. The tables and chairs are too small and the sofa fabric is ugly.
Definitely agree!
he did great with the space, but the gaps between the tv frame and the stone wall really irk me. makes it look sloppy imo
The speaker on that small recessed TV is gonna sound GREAT
😂
You don’t think they have a full hi-fi system but into their entire house?…
That transformation is marvelous. Very cozy & practical, also trendy coz of earthy & round edges furnitures.
YAAAAASSSSS! I want those chairs. Anyone know what style they're called? Modern, Contemporary, ______??
I think the smaller tv does look better, however it is more their family room that they spend a lot of time in. I'd just hang my bigger tv back up after they leave lol
me too girl lol
They have a theater room so they prob use that too 😂
Me too 🤣
Hahaha I was thinking the same!!
Facts hahaha the new tv is way too small
From a designer's point of view....I feel like there are too many gaps with the execution--the space feels like it's still asking for something else! It feels incomplete to some extent. The sectional couch should have definitely remained....aren't they now getting less sitting space? The TV doesn't look proportional to the height and width of that fireplace. As much as I understand the concept he was going for , I feel like Desi's Colour pallete was beautiful executed but the functionality of the space considering how big her family is leaves alot to be desired. The previous design that was done by Desi felt more 'homey' and more functional; maybe what they would have done is just tweak the colour pallete abit.
Agree!
Completely disagree. The two sofas always create more seating that the same linear feet of a section due to corner. The tv is proportional to the firebox and surround. Perhaps there is too much stone now. But the old tv stood too proud and was too much.
seriously just what she needed! i’m obsessed, more family friendly and warm
OBSESSED with the after it’s so cozy! omg!
It was cold, now it feels warm & welcoming 🇬🇧
Love that he made the outdoor more visible, but agree with everyone on the TV…way too small and the recessed frame is really odd. I also think the stone wall would have looked better as gray concrete, and don’t like the color of the slipcover at all. I usually love Eric’s work, for example what he did in Karen’s (iluvsarahii on TH-cam) house, but honestly I liked a lot of the “before” better on this one. Still a beautiful home, and Desi has an impeccable eye, so I have no doubt that she and Steven will make it their own!
Ugh, the slip cover is so ugly. I hope she changed that straight away.
Ocean’s little storage space was the highlight for me.
Love love love Desi. Beautiful remodel… love the picturesque aesthetic and openness to the backyard. I would probably put the old tv back lol
Beautiful and warm! I can’t imagine the husband is thrilled about the smaller TV though!!
I love this makeover, it’s amazing!
I like Erick's thoughtful design and explanation. Also, the couches are not water resistant, but they are Ocean (her son) resistant. Too cute!
It's lovely but I can't imagine a world where someone would personalize my book collection for me
Using a rusty metal around the fireplace & a larger TV with a bronze mirror finish instead of black would have really elevated that space, but I love what they did within budget.
That second area……. It’s a no from me. It looks like a before rather than an after. It’s missing warmth and personality. But totally aware they worked within a budget.
This is my dream home. My goodness. Love her aesthetically pleasing and signature neutral style.
Anyone else think she didn’t love it 😂
There’s nothing to love he made it completely boring. I hope she didn’t have to pay for any of it.
@@phiakate same, i also hope she doesn't have to pay to fix the tv wall that this guy did. it's too small and too high. i can't believe he built it into the wall so they can never fix it without someone completely remodeling the wall...
I didn't love it. But then again, I didn't love the before either.
This is very nice & beautiful! The before was also nice. Great job! I personally never see the need to match every room, this creates boredom. I think each room has it's own shape & personality. This concept of differentiality in each room works for me & my family in my home. I also love color in my home!
I agree. I think the flow should feel cohesive but nothing should match. Especially smaller spaces. You can be a lot more creative and colorful with them.
I love the transformed aesthetic but personally would have kept the tv size and plop-down-able couch size/configuration. The new couches feel more like a living room vibe as opposed to a lie-down-and-watch-a-movie family room vibe.
I agree it feels less like a family room now. The stone edges are a distraction to what's on the screen and even more so because the screen is small now. I actually think the TV didn't take away from the fireplace. I would prefer the fireplace now with the old tv out of the semi-flushed in the stone.
Erick has such a warm and friendly personality! I want to be his friend! lol
I loved this transformation. Those fluffy chairs oh boy they look so comfy. Great job!
Would love to work with a designer like him. It was so refreshing how much he asked for her input on ideas. You can tell it was great business and personal transaction.
He did a great job, so much more inviting, chic and fun, bringing in more warmth and textures. He's very charismatic - even he could talk me into a smaller TV lol.
Depending on the age of her little boy, those tables will tip every time he pulls himself up. One couch and two really nice architectural chairs would have been better.
Yeah I also didn't like the tables. I like free space 😆
I agree about the coffee tables but having one less couch means less seating and clearly this is the main family/tv and entertaining room space. Having only one couch would be a complete flop and two architectural chairs to sit in would make the space too formal.
The way he ends every sentence as a question is driving me INSANE lol
It’s so lovely and perfect for this amazing family!
Desi first home video is my all time favorite, I have the same sectional (not color). I enjoyed the new ideas because I have a 2yr old.
I love Erick. Such an amazing designer
I really liked the prior living room way more
I know a lot of people are saying the tv is too small but I disagree, to me the tv is set up to be more of a decorative piece versus the focal point of the space, I honestly see the view as the focal point IMO
The TV is a fail. Yea, it looks more art-like but its too small for the room and way too high for good ergonomics
Wow the transformation is incredible!!! 😍😍😍😍😍😍
I love the bar! Not the biggest fan of the sofas and smaller tv 🥴
Great job! Love it allll the only part that I wouldn’t have changed was the TV. Bigger is better even if it interferes w my decor 😭😭😩 but LOVEEEEEEEE
I like the BEFORE rooms better, especially the living.
room...the before furniture was more practical for living.
I love the new living room but am I the only one who thinks the smaller tv wasn’t the right decision? I hope they replaced it back to the old one after this was over!
This was a hard no for so many reasons. As a subscriber of their magazine, I’m surprised AD signed off on this editorially.
Beautiful cabinetry & large bar area! Not a fan of the smaller recessed tv though & the couches. I loved her previous couches maybe just the placement would have been better? The new color doesn’t seem to flow well with the chair & small white coffee table. A little underwhelmed 🥴
What a stunning space!!! Except for the recessed TV! A smidge too small and it's a frame TV, it's not supposed to be recessed...
love how real this is
I liked the update and warmth he brought in. I just think the whole tv-above-the-fireplace setting is soooo outdated and not functional at all. The ergonomics are completely off and this setup is a real nightmare for people who are prone to headaches. The living room would have looked way better by removing the tv entirely and making another room for media/couch potatoing,.
They have a theater room. I’m wondering if they use it tho.
"People who are prone to headaches." What a weirdly specific comment. I assume Desi is not prone to headaches...
It’s beautiful! Looks so warm and inviting! 😍
Damn, I want a chisme room now.
Cause that’s a whole energy that requires it’s own space lol
I love your videos with him. He is so talented and inspiring.
Lovely transformation, suits her and her family !
Beautiful job. I love the relax and beachy vibe he gave to the spaces with the textures. The only thing I prefer from the old style is the plants. The provided more freshness.
YOU INSET THE TV INTO THE WALL?!?
JUST DON'T PUT THE TV OVER THE FIREPLACE IN THE FIRST PLACE. WHY.
WHY.
For real, what a waste. You bought a WHOLE NEW TV for this? Just MOVE the TV. Over the fireplace is the worst possible place for it anyway. How much extra commission did you make on buying an additional, smaller, more expensive Samsung frame TV?
Also, sponsor disclosure much?
i hate fireplace-mounted tvs but they somehow made the concept worse by recessing it. if the next owners want it moved they have to redo the entire fireplace.
THANK YOU. it will hurt your neck eitherway. TV should be mounted on eye level on the couch.
I loved the final result🙌🏻
It's beautiful 😍 not a fan of the smaller TV it looks out of place, especially being the main family TV. I'd probably take the slip covers off the sofa too, I loved them as they were.
I feel he tried to explain too much. The concept was there but the execution was a bit underwhelming. I think we watch too many makeovers. We now expect it to have a wow factor. She should have hired Studio McGee. They do the coastal aesthetic better than anyone out there.
my two ABSOLUTE faves in home decor!
oh! I LOVE the boucle chairs in the Chisme room! Can't wait to see what that looks like at Christmas this year! :)
I love the after. The warmth and functionality is great. Definitely would want the bigger tv though since it is the mail room to watch tv with the family!
I love this series!
Love Desi but I’m beyond bored with this look, nobody has any dazzle to anything anymore
huge difference. well done
Love love love …. So desi ! And definitely kid proof . I wanted to see the kitchen too!!!!
From one Perkins to another Perkins. Hello! Funny I found this video of a Perkins. This was a great remodel. 🤗
Now I want a chisme room!!!!
Yesss! Chicanos! Mi Gente making me proud!
He did an amazing job. It’s so warm and inviting. 10 out of 10 for me.
Desi, you are stunning! That white skirt & top was unbelievably gorgeous especially with your hair pulled back. You’re such an inspiring & beautiful Latina.
He understood the assignment-It’s an A from me 👌🏾well done ✅
so interesting how we all have different styles
Space elevated (not that it was bad before) but now even better, only thing I don't agree with is the sofa cover, when u r gonna wash it cuz something spilled, what's covering your sofa then!?? It needs a water proof cover. Period.
Obsessed with this transformation!! Love the warmth it brings to the space ❤️😍
Love the look and how warm it is. I would've left the big TV though
Any video with Erick Garcia is a video I'm going to watch
Although I would spice it up a bit, i do understand that light, beiges & whites are really calming
I find it much better than before
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I like everything but tv placement would've prefer it out the wall and wanted it to stayed big.
10:48 love the room and the purpose for it, the chairs would have to grow on me.🤔
But, everything definitely gave safe for the baby, and that's what's most important.
Knowing that they have a theatre room, this new TV is the perfect size. "The Frame" is a beautiful TV because when you're not watching Netflix, the screen looks like a featured art piece that fits the aesthetic more than the previous one
Seems like those chairs in the “chisme room” should have been swivel chairs?? AND what a wasted opportunity to add some more color in that space to ground it….!
Yes to the swivel and a cozier rug or something.. it fell flat imo
Noooooo, designers! Never shrink the tv!!!!
Such a facelift ❤ beautiful
Y’all need to do a video about her entire house I’m obsessed with it
Wow this place looks amazing!