ShareWe’re so excited! Today, on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Ellen’s going to reveal the incredible $100,000 makeover that she surprised a family with on Monday!
This is all part of Ellen’s exciting partnership with HGTV’d. Tune in with us for the premiere of this ultimate fantasy makeover series Monday, June 6 at 9/8c!
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Where was the red outdoor rug with circles purchased??
I'm still looking for those rugs! Did you have any luck tracking them down?
Wow, I just watched Ellen and saw the HGTV'd makeover. You all did an awesome job! What fun it was to watch one of my favorite shows Ellen and see my favorite HGTV people all working together. Great job! You are remarkable people, all of you! I'm at a loss for words, sorry. <3
Wow, the backyard makeover was FANTASTIC & the new kitchen appliances were nice but the design & color choices in the living room were TERRIBLE! Not a good 1st impression for a new HGTV show.
where can i find the blue paint in the bedroom?
[...] Ellen Degeneres and Portia De Rossi are selling their Beverly Hills estate which boasts this overstuffed and super-relaxed outdoor room. The thick-cushioned couches with faded wicker bases, the rough-hewn coffee table, the subtly-hued rugs…sigh. This is the the stuff summer (millionaire) dreams are made of. [...]
I thought the new show HGTV'D was awful – too noisy, too fast, confusion, and David's design was really bad – gaudy. I hope it gets better.
I agree Norma. Some shows are done so well… that wasnt.
As a professional decorator,which i am, it leads people to believe that if they hire help, they will get pushed into something they dislike. CANDICE OLSEN SHOULD MENTOR HIM and show him how to do eclectic without hectic. There… i've said enough.
Check me out at http://www.romancingthehomeinteriors.net
oops… i spelled Candice's name wrong. Candice Olson. So sorry my dear design goddess!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
THE HGTVD ABOUT THE ELLEN SHOW FOR THE MILITARY FAMILY IN TEXAS WAS FINE BUT WHAT ABOUT THE FAMILIES OF WOUNDED OR KILLED IN THE MILITARY WOULDN'T THEY BE MORE WORTHY OF YOUR TIME AND MONEY THOSE WHO MADE THE ULTIMATE SACRIFICE FOR OUR COUNTRY AND CAN'T AFFORD TO HAVE SUCH AN ELEGANT AND EXPENSIVE REMAKE FOR THEM SPEAKING AS SOME ONE THAT HAS BEEN IN THE MILITARY FOR 4 GENERATIONS THEY COULD USE THE HELP AND ARE CERTAINLY MORE DESERVING THANKS
I think the backyard on the show for the Ellen audience members, should have had a space for the kids. Not only was there water and fire, not great for young children, but all that stone was also not kid friendly……but most of all, they left hardly any space for the kids to play and gave no designated kids area, it was as if there were no young children in the family……how could they have so missed the mark.
I couldn't agree with you more, Carrie!!! I was thinking the exact same thing! Come on with the water and fire with two small children! And did you see at the end that the fire was already scorching the white brick around it? What are they trying to do, eliminate those kids entirely? I mean, they might first drown going into the water feature wishing it was actually a pool, and then try to pull themselves out only to burn their hands and arms on the fire feature!!! I really thought that when they first showed the plans to the homeowners that they were excited because they thought they were actually getting a pool! But no, it just so happens that it's a big old fountain that takes up most of the play space that kids need! And what's up with David B. doing a backyard anyways? Don't they have Ahmad, John G., and a thousand other people on their networks whose specialities are the OUTSIDE?? David didn't lift a finger outside, and frankly the orange and blue inside was totally ugly. It is one of the worst rooms I've ever seen him do. Give me a hundred grand, and I promise I will do something that is first of all, FUNCTIONAL, and then beautiful. That poor mother won't be able to tell her kids to go outside in the backyard to play without her being right there to watch their every move. I think you just made her life harder, not better!
I agree that yard was not kid friendly. If David that on Design Star ….Tanika would have said David, " we are sorry but we are not producing your show".
I also wonder why it is always done for those who already have enough already, how many really deserving people are there who need so little and would be so grateful, i would like to see something done for our seniors living on social security,instead of million dollar homes for one family, try a multi structure for several families.
Yes!!! You are so right, Jan! How about partnering with a recovering HOARDER who has shown they want to keep their house clean and actually do a real makeover on some bathroom that had poo all over it or some kitchen that had rotten food and mold everywhere? The fact is, they don't want to do any "hard" makeovers. It would actually require some work. They just want to paint and accessorize.
What an awesome remodel for every family in your show. HGTV inspires me in many different ways. I always have hope even after experiencing horrible experience with real estate given our economic condition at present times. Watching your shows give me hope… for something better. The BEST is YET TO COME!!! More power to you all.
The remodel for the military family was very generous and beautiful, however, David Bromstad did not take into consideration the young children who will playing outdoors and who will also utilize this backyard makeover. Placing a water AND fire feature in the center of the yard certainly would not be safe or practical to this growing family. David obviously does not have children but how disappointing that this very pricey renovation would not include some provisions for the very young children who live there. Now, if you would like to redeem yourself you can come to my 1949 Pasadena, CA stucco home and do whatever you want since my children are now grown. I have a very dated 30+ year old pool that could use some TLC. My first choice would be Candace Olsen, with Genevieve Gorder placing a close second. David needs some good common sense and needs to consider the homeowners and their lifestyle into his future design plans.
I thought this backyard was fab-u-lous! I would love it in my yard. Where I can find information on the products used, specifically the water & fire feature?
Dear Ellen no one here is to beg ,Were in a home in dire need . Its a home were this Nurse who works incredibly long hours give her love of her profession and love and compassion for those in real need . Some in life support , from traumatic injuries ,others just on the last leg of there lives , and some whose addictions have gotten the best of them and are beyond cure. Where others just look at them as a job she see's there suffering as compassionate as she would look at her own children ! An when she finally comes home after all those hours ,she watches HGTV an dream's that someday someone will see that our home is down on its luck ,and maybe ,just maybe Someone will lend a hand ! John