Jeffrey and Ross take check in at Hungry Cat.

Sconce Gate is officially over.

But according to Jeffrey so is this bistro flooring.

Martyn hears London calling.

Mary takes a moment to meet with Dru, a would be client.

And Mary's not liking what she's seeing.

The furniture came with the house.

As did the bathroom-style windows. . .

. . and the country curtains.

Drew really loves the way the carpet meets the wood floors.

The bedroom could be a nice pastel, like Drew's favorite "magenta."

Mary's looking a touch overwhelmed.

Martyn begins his quest for One Kings Lane items.

Hmm, maybe not exactly what the OKL gals were looking for?

Martyn's never met a horned "objet" he didn't like.

Even with sunglasses on Martyn can still spot a deal.

Meanwhile Kathryn and James get to shopping for his bachelor (for now) pad.

On the positive side: the ugly floors at Hungry Cat are gone. On the negative side: Jeffrey didn't tell Ross he was getting rid of them.

Ross would like to crawl into that hole and die please.

Jeffrey's not too worried.

Mary ponders if she can deal with the Taco Bell design for 1.5 million dollars.

Jeffrey's still hoping he gets his way with the Hungry Cat floors.

The bathroom has an airy, open feel.

We think James will be bowled over by this new vignette.

Things are a touch stark, pre-Kathryn.

Pinkney needs to work twice as fast to get this house done.

Martyn's not loving the budget angle of this shopping excursion.

Someone's floored the right flooring has fallen into their laps.

The twin beds are looking far chicer.

Kathryn adds a ladies touch to the TV room.

The TV is going to go where Kathryn wants it, James' wishes be darned.

Jeffrey attempts to convince his client that the floors are just as important as the menu.

How close are we?

Martyn is finally finished with his OKL shopping and can get back to focusing on trays for Elton.

Claudia Schiffer?

Christy Turlington?

Not even the card makes up for the fact that it's an Edible Arrangement.

This is just not going to be possible for Mary.