Does anyone know what happened to farmhouse facelift? It’s not showing up on Disney+ or Hulu today, but it was there yesterday

So I love watching a lot of different reno shows but I always wonder...do they get to keep the furniture and decorations? I feel like some shows (looking at you Love it or List it) will spend money on some overly fancy thing, like a weirdly expensive sofa, then say they don't have the budget to do the actual things the owners asked. I assume on those shows they get to keep it then?

…I can’t get over how many people on House Hunters do not understand the concept of a lighting fixture in a dining area being placed where the table will go. The number of people I see complain about a low-hanging light fixture, and how they’ll have to raise it or move it, not understanding that that’s where the table goes and they’re never going to walk under that light. What is up with these people?

From Jonathan’s sister

*Season 279 oops 😬

Did anyone else watch the new episode last night? It was nice to see a reasonable budget and normal jobs. Maybe HGTV got the hint that featuring so many millionaires gets old.

lol anyone else catch the sex chair, pleather bench/table, and pole in the LA house? Dying....hahahahaha

Hey y’all. I want more destinations for the international side. I get tired of the European regions…although, I love me some Adrian lol but I’m over France, England, etc. I wanna see other countries. I remember long ago there was a really good one with a family moving to Africa (think it was Nairobi). How do y’all feel?!!! What countries would you like to see?!!

First Decorating Cents reboot & now Design on a Dime reboot is on HGTV’s YouTube. These should be on tv. Every episode features a different designer. Tried to post the link but my first post was deleted.

I saw the first episode this year and can’t seem to remember the name. It was on HGTV. An African American male property developer purchased two houses that were back to back. He had a female realtor partner as well as like an executive assistant. Does that ring any bells?

1) I’m watching episode 2. HOW on EARTH is Leslie keeping it together hearing about the 11k mortgage?! Why tf did these people buy this place?!?!?!

2) Just learned Leslie is FIFTY EIGHT?!?! Holy bananas Leslie pat yourself on the back girl I thought early 40s.

The minute I saw Allison draw the kidney bean shape for the counter and then choose green, I thought I’d hate it. But the finished room isn’t that bad — except the stools, which look uncomfortable for anyone and impossible for larger people to sit on. Also, the expensive wicker furniture outside will mildew and rot after one rainstorm. What did y’all think? 🤔

Totally ‘90s House is a new 6 episode competition show featuring 2 teams of 1990s tv stars renovating two houses stuck in the 90s. Did anyone watch the debut episode last night? What did you think?

What do you think about the recent emphasis HGTV is placing on the 1990s?

Did he actually not put a door on the bathroom? Like there’s only a curtain between the toilet and the bedroom? What the heck?

Not sure if it fits in this sub, but I need the people to know, and I feel like there’s overlap in HGTV appreciators and BHG. I saw this on IG earlier this morning, called them out in the comments that it made no sense, and now the post on kitchen witches has been deleted.

That storyline was underestimating viewers intelligence. Sob story about teaching STEM and giving kids from underprivileged backgrounds the opportunity to be in a plane, bla bla bla when clearly dude was setting up a themed airbnb.
That’s it. That’s my venting.

"Host and designer Arielle Vandenberg and renovation expert/former #BattleOnTheBeach champ Steve Lewis are joining forces to deliver life-changing room transformations...without the homeowner knowing a thing! 😲"

I'm so sick and tired of Property Brothers and David Bromstad. It's the same thing over and over again. Give some new talent a chance. Please!