Interior Design Masters

For their first challenge, the designers team up to stage model homes despite outbreaks of unencumbered kitsch and questionable wall art.

The designers must be sweet, but not saccharine, while applying their signature styles to a seaside hotel with a chocolate theme.

Challenged with revamping retail spaces, hopefuls wrangle 20,000 balls of wool in a knitting shop and go mad with merchandise in a skateboard store.

Reworking bland college dorm rooms to maximize space inspires a few designers to think outside of the box -- and others to just box themselves in.

To turn vacation cottages into idyllic retreats, the design teams must sacrifice ambitious plans for stylistic unity -- whether they like it or not.

Fussing over paint and priorities, the contestants rush to give a pair of Bristol restaurants new interiors that are both practical and appealing.

The designers go solo to restyle three hair salons in themes respectively nostalgic, industrial and "Willy Wonka." Yes, that’s a thing.

The two finalists go for broke on upscale apartments in a converted cotton mill. Which aesthetic will triumph: Scandinavian luxe or bohemian chic?