It's really a shame that the judges don't get to see the designers in the process of their challenge.

Wisit dodged a bullet due to Kerry's kindness and high level of responsibility but ultimately Kerry was the team leader and he should have led his team. But, as we've seen with each challenge, he is just a big old sweet softy, and in this challenge he let Wisit push and pull him into a state of confusion.

Poor Kerry -- he is very talented and I watched him in the process. If he had of stuck to his original minimalist scheme, he would have had a fantastic window display. All of the designers were genuinely sad to see Kerry go; that Southern charm got the best of everyone ... But what FUN they all had working with the Project Runway stars!

The designers were truly excited and inspired when they met their fashion counterparts. I wish we had such a challenge in Season 1. Fashion and Interior Design go hand in hand. We are constantly looking to one another for inspiration -- what a perfect combo for a challenge.

What I really liked most about this episode is that finally, FINALLY, the designers are getting an actual real-life challenge. A real client with real needs. They got to dig into the minds of their clients and figure out how to translate their vision into a reality!