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This is a case where both these entries should pass by right to another round and match up later on for a real nail-biter. It made a difficult choice, especially knowing the winners in relatively weaker pairs will go forward instead. I wonder how these were matched.

This is why I'm not voting...it isn't set up fairly

not voting!

I agree with K T G. It seems that houses with similar color schemes or similar thought processes, like black and white with pops of bright color or muted earth tones, were grouped together in the first round. In general, weak ones were paired with weak ones and then two strong ones were paired together. These two were an example, as were Christine's Colorful Cottage and the Modern Danish Clown Colors. I think strong and weak should have been paired together. It would make voting in the subsequent rounds more interesting.