The show is informative yet entertaining. Details Edit. Release date United States. United States. Colour Confidential. Technical specs Edit. Color Color. Contribute to this page Suggest an edit or add missing content. Top Gap. By what name was Get Color!
See more gaps Learn more about contributing. Edit page. See the full list. Simplyfy - the garden shows have migrated to DIY, although I don't see any of them on right now.
And, yes, I'm so sick of Property Bros and Love it or list it. I love Property Brothers. But I don't have cable so I only see bits and pieces of it when I am at the gym. She did a room in all high end furnishings and then went back and re-did it with more affordable pieces tailored to suit the client's budget. I also though Candace Olsen had a beautiful design aesthetic. Never saw a room of hers I didn't like. Jenny Capps, I agree with most of your comments but it is becoming annoying that most on HGTV are re runs, they seem to show the same programs over and over.
I detest anything to do with Tiny houses, you would think how often they show it that there would be millions that aspire to a tiny house! I have never met anyone that wants one!!
I also detest the Property Brothers and Love it or List it, not crazy about Nashville flipped and Barn Builders but really like the others you mentioned. Jenny, I miss Vern Yip.
He is so talented and I never disliked one of his designs. I Scott McGillivray my t. Good Bones and Home Town are both great shows. Personally, I like them both way better than Fixer Upper. John Gidding's exterior makeovers were always fun to watch. I also enjoy some of the limited series that have been on such as Welcome Back Potter when Monica Potter from Parenthood went back to Cleveland and bought their childhood home and remodeled it.
There are still a lot of good things about HGTV but I think they could mix things up a little better. I miss the design shows so much. I would be happy to even see some re-runs of Debbie Travis' and Candace Olson's shows. Bring back the old ones of High Low project. Gennavieve, Any of the reruns would be better that another Flip or Flop. I want more design shows too.
I enjoy the flipping shows but I find that I only watch the end to see the the finished space. Don't you miss the tracing paper sketches Candice did and all the flea market to fabulous finds from Sarah. With the design shows I am motivated to do what they do for my own home because I can find a way to make it fit in my budget.
I don't have a budget to gut and rebuild a house but I can open a can of paint. Please bring them back HGTV. I'd be happy with the old faces and some new ones but can't watch another new flipping show.
The formula is getting a little stale but overall I'm still a fan. I loved Colour Confidential. The small items and whatnots represented special memories and moments from their lives together as a couple. I really miss this show, as well as Designing for the Sexes. SO Frustrating!
I was always a big fan of HGTV but my opinion has changed. I used to enjoy the decorating programs but HGTV has turned into a real estate channel. They have too many Reno shows. I miss the design shows, the craft shows, and they show too many repeat shows. They need a whole new revamp IR have a spin-off channel. Could call it HGTV design. Thanks for letting me vent. So, for some reason, I decided to see if I could find any clips from some of the old Sarah Richardson shows.
Here is the group photo of the designers who will be on it. That was one of the top rated shows from HGTV. I miss Designing for the Sexes and that show.. I forget the name of it, but the designer had a color wheel and she'd put things inside of it to stand as the colors?
Anyone remember that? And the couple would choose from the Color Wheel of All the Things? I also liked Kitchen Cousins. I agree wholeheartedly!!! I'm tired of the flipping shows. What happened to decorating shows like 'room by room' and 'decorating on a dime'? I loved the show that replicated a high end designer room on a reasonable budget. Does anyone remember the name of the show?
Thank you for responding abd I did some online searching. One was Sensible Chic and the other was Double Take. I liked Sabrina's show, too. Thank you!!! I've totally stopped watching HGTV and have moved on. Their shows used to be so good. Now their just reality crap. They used to challenge designers to be creative, now everything is so bland and boring on every single show.
Not to mention the whiny house owners. I got tired of that the second I heard them open their mouths, and they all have the same script. I see that it's been 3 years since you've posted this and still no change.
It won't 'go back' to the old ways I think: our culture is so personality-driven. Much revolves around a person's likeability and their jokes and what's supposedly entertaining Nothing wrong with that - in person I bet it's charming I think PBS is the perfect choice for getting back to fundamentals for people who only have a couple hundred bucks to spend but still want to create beautiful spaces. The decorating shows were my favorite and I got so many neat decorating tips from those episodes.
I would love it if they return at least one of those shows. Not everyone is purchasing a new home or renovating a home. I just want tips in moving around the furniture in my home. You know, go shopping in your own home to create a new look. Please, please, HGTV, bring the decorating shows back! I am part of this choir; no longer interested in HGTV. I think the people who can afford the renos that are promoted are probably too busy working or calling their brokers to actually watch them, either!
If I could afford to spend hundreds of thousands on a kitchen reno, I could probably afford a professional decorator. Sarah Richardson and Tommy Debby Travis Colin and Justin If COVID lockdown has taught us anything, its that: yeah, a lot of us had time at home - but could no longer afford a sheet of plywood!!.
A show geared toward using what you already own would have been a huge draw. Sorry Drew and Jonathan Scott, you are dead to me! Indem Sie weiterhin auf der Website surfen bzw. Mehr erfahren. Bathroom Fixtures. Dining Furniture. Intrigued, I wanted to see how much of an educated, multi-disciplinary approach to color would be involved in a show completely dedicated to the topic.
Photo credit. Photo credit Unique to this show is the fact that existing furniture pieces are not thrown out with the bathwater. Instead, they are painted, slip-covered, or reupholstered to change the character of the make-over space. Photo credit She does slip in some great suggestions, like sharing my distaste for white ceilings. Photo credit Her wheels are always themed, like this one created for budding photographer Brad who was afraid of color.
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