Dreaming of a Design Star Makeover for Your Home? Washington DC

Dreaming of a Design Star Makeover for Your Home?
Washington DC

If you love HGTV's newest Design Star Jennifer Bertrand, and you have a room in need of a makeover, then today could be your lucky day. According to this posting on the DC Craigslist, HGTV is looking for East Coast homeowners willing to appear on Jennifer's new show...

If you would like to apply for the show, send an email to NPGcasting@nancyglassproductions.com with the following information:

Names and ages of people in your household
Property address (preference given to homes in the North East)
A photo of you (and your family, if applicable)
A photo of the exterior of your home
A few photos of the room (or rooms) you would like to have made over
E-mail and phone number(s) where you can be contacted

Photos must be high resolution, and e-mails missing any of the information listed above will not be considered.

If any AT readers do apply, please keep us posted on the process...

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Comments (11)

Absolutely not!

posted by dmstudio on September 4th 2008 at 11:42am
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Not me. But I'm thinking of moving to Toronto so I can be on Candice Olsen's.

posted by quiltmaster on September 4th 2008 at 12:01pm
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I hope her design style is better than her fashion style.

posted by hrhprincessfiona on September 4th 2008 at 12:03pm
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I love how they need YOUR photo ... I guess to make sure you're not to hideous for TV. ;-)

posted by BlahDeBlah on September 4th 2008 at 12:27pm
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Tempting, but a friend's houseboat was done up for Designed to Sell (and it wasn't really going to be sold) and they did a crappy job with the details. It looked good on TV but up close the paint was streaky and uneven.
They did score free furniture and bedding though.

posted by cmu on September 4th 2008 at 12:41pm
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CMU--

Perhaps the paintjob wasn't that great - but considering what they had to work with, it sure looks alot cleaner to me:

http://www.hgtv.com/ah-real-estate-selling/prepping-a-houseboat-for-sale/pictures/index.html

posted by bepsf on September 4th 2008 at 3:03pm
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I don't want decorative flowers painted all over. Isn't this what she does...they call her the "artist"

posted by wild-er on September 4th 2008 at 4:13pm
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hrhprincessfiona, my thoughts exactly!

let's see... headband, kulats, pleather stiletto boots... er.... i pass!

posted by *heather leaf* on September 4th 2008 at 4:56pm
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Geeze you people are mean.

posted by suziegoombs on September 5th 2008 at 4:48am
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As a designer, I'm interested to see what HGTV's newly annointed "experts" have to say, so I'm looking forward to Jennifer's show. But especially to you design devotees who live in the Washington, DC area, you don't necessarily need to get your tips by way of HGTV.

Spacelift Staging and (re)Design is locally-based but we also do virtual makeovers anywhere and pretty much everywhere. Spacelift was featured in a Washington Post "House Calls" in August. We also offer staging services to help a house look great when buyers come to see it. You may have visited a for sale property staged by Spacelift in the DC area already.

Having an accessible designer working with and for you that you can be in touch with regularly is a great advantage. Give us a call at 202.368.9200 and check us out at http://www.spaceliftstaging.com.

I'm Ed Rudock and I look forward to making your space more beautiful too. Sometimes a house just needs a Spacelift to get the wrinkles out.

posted by styleseeker on September 5th 2008 at 5:20am
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These home improvement shows are awesome... I'm into $250K Challenge right now... well...ADDICTED :) LOL

posted by nicolem7 on June 13th 2009 at 8:27am
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