HGTV ‘House Party’ Episode 1: A sneak peek into HGTV stars' homes and what to expect in their upcoming shows
Ever wondered how the HGTV stars themselves live? Wouldn’t it be fascinating to see what the ace architects and designers, who turn others’ homes into stunning spaces, do with their own homes? Well, your questions are now answered and with solid, visual proof. HGTV’s ‘House Party’ walks you into the homes of the network’s stars and lets you see how and where they live, the design elements in their homes that speak of their personalities, and how they include their favorite ones within their clients’ homes.
The virtual tour starts with Ben and Erin Napier, who will be back with their new show, ‘Home Town Rescue’. The Napiers live in a gorgeous house, which combines elements of both the bygone era, with the much-needed millennial amenities. Erin, however, is more particular about the woodwork and paneling she has installed in the kitchen and storage areas, which gives a very warm feel.
Next on the tour are Maurie McCormick and Dan Vickory, hosts of ‘Frozen in Time’. The duo takes up vintage homes, which are still surviving on dated fixtures and classic designs. The idea is to keep the charm and the timelessness of the architecture, but make it more viable for current times and trends.
Then we moved on to Christina Anstead’s home. The HGTV star is all set to appear in her upcoming, exclusive show, ‘Christina on the Coast’, which features her life as a mother, wife, builder, designer and consultant. Even before we could catch a glimpse of her show, we were floored by her mansion of a home, which is nothing short of a piece of art. Done in a very edgy, contemporary style, along with her husband, Christina’s home reflects warmth, elegance and sheer artistry.
Up next on the list is Grace Mitchell from ‘One of A Kind’. Her house itself is like a colonial mansion, at least 100 years old, with heirloom furniture, traditional style walls and paneling. For the upcoming season of her show, she will help transform her clients’ homes to represent who they are, just like her own space speaks old school aesthetics in every corner.
We then move onto twin sisters who will be seen for the first time with their exclusive show on HGTV. Each of their homes speaks their personality and taste in classic design with a fine blend of modern, urban elements.
Brian and Mika come up next with their stunning property that they share with their children. In their upcoming show, ‘100 Day Dream Home’, they will transform a humble abode into a picture-perfect living space that highlights some of the interior designs and décor the architects have used themselves in their home.
Last but not the least, we walk through the luxurious pad of David Bromstad of ‘My Lottery Dream Home’. From rich chandeliers to dramatic staircases, wood-paneled library, and much more, this HGTV star’s dream home is no less than a museum. He wants to incorporate some of these delightful architectural elements in his future clients’ home, in the upcoming season of his show.
And with that, ‘House Party’ wrapped up its New Year special, making us wait in excitement for what’s coming soon on the channel.