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Our season finale is full of the kind of high drama only Million Dollar Decorators can offer up!
Dearest Kathryn, sadly, seems to get fired by her client Shannon Factor, although if you have watched the whole thing play out you will know that actually this parting of the ways is a mutual agreement. Shannon proves to be a handful and really wants to control her own design job, while Kathryn, always the professional, marches on doing her best to keep her client happy -- when really it becomes soul destroying. As a creative person you need some free reign to create the beauty you imagine for your client. Shannon doesn't let that happen and keeps a tight grip on all. So really the outcome is a happy one for Kathryn. She gets to move on and use her ample creative talents elsewhere and create a beautiful home for more appreciative clients.
Jeffrey finally reaches breaking point. The Hungry Cat restaurant he has been working on throughout the series is almost finished, but he comes to blows with the rather butch-looking female contractor who looks like she could punch him out at any moment! The boys are whipped into a frenzy to get the place open on time despite extreme difficulties with the contractor, the un-sealed floors, and a tight budget that has long run out. They eventually take the bull by the horns and finish the job themselves -- even carrying in the furnishings and hanging the art. The reveal to their client is much appreciated, and I'm sure a huge relief to the boys that he likes what he sees, and they get to happily go relax and recover!
After last episode’s success for Nathan with his Elite Leather line at Bloomingdale's (where I just visited his gorgeous window at the Lexington store in NYC this week) we see him assisting the marvelous Mary in her design scheme for the entry tent of the L.A. Art and Antiques Show. Every year a designer is chosen to create the entry tent, which leads you into the prestigious show. It's a great honor, and I myself actually did it last year.
Martyn,
You are a true gentleman and a huge talent. You set the bar for all designers.
I have truly enjoyed seeing how you work, thanks for letting us in.
Emily
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this show and love all of you!!! I am going to be so sad that this season is over, but look so forward to the future episodes!!! I love how incredible your artistic vision is!!! LOVE IT!!! BIG FAN!!! xoxo
Now I am so sad. Have totally fallen for all of you, and can tell everyone has so there must be a season 2 ! What a joy Martin, after the work day, Tues so mundane, busy, then dinner, cleanup and then a feast for the eyes show like this for armchair decorator wannabees...what wonderful images and such nice people. Five (6 including Ross) Stars have been born, or elevated to Super Star status. Thank you thank you, PVH:)))
Martyn, Loved the show! Loved your creative talent and vision. I look forward to a Season 2. And most of all congratulations on your awards. Much deserved. You were a joy to watch. Blessings.
Martyn, Martyn, Martyn! What can I say except when the clips announcing this new show found me thinking "what a bunch of snooty snobs", but started watching & completely fell in love with all of the decorators. That has to be a first. I loved watching that you all seem to like each other & respect each others design talents, something that has been lacking on other reality shows. How utterly refreshing. Please Bravo bring this show back for another season!
Love the fact that MLB can really get it done. Enjoyed seeing so many examples of his fine finished work on MDD!





How can you possibly call yourself a designer and refer to Mies van de Rohe Barcelona chair as an Eames chair???
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