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It's finally here! Check out our pilot that we created and produced for HGTV. RENTERVENTION is the first decorating make-over show for renters. Amazing ideas for making your space feel like a home! TUNE IN/SET YOUR DVR for FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2ND AT NOON ET/PT. So proud of the work we did !
HGTV Previews New SeriesThat's All About Renovating Rental Homes
The pilot episode just aired.
By Kelly Corbett Oct 2, 2020HGTV / Instagram
Today, HGTV premiered an exclusive first look at a new series called Rentervention. The show, which has not yet been ordered to air, is exactly what it sounds like: a rental intervention. While many might find it difficult to style a rental, Rentervention shows renters how to make their temporary space feel like home — without getting out the power tools.
The series is hosted by design star Jasmine Roth of HGTV's Help! IWrecked My House and TV personality Brian Balthazar. In the pilot episode which debuted today, two renters living in the same complex, Ray and Tamesha, were paired up with designers KelleyMoore and Kyle Schuneman respectively. Then, each tenant designer duo was given 48 hours to pull off a stunning rental transformation.
To add a little competition into the mix, photos of each transformation were then posted on HGTV's social media accounts, where fans decided which renovation was best. Yup, your "like" may have helped choose a winner. The prize? Six months of free rent—not too shabby!