I’m gonna really go against the grain: I actually liked Hildi’s room. I liked the color, though it would have looked better with more charcoal/black thrown in, possibly in the form of curtains.
I didn’t like the couch. The back board looked thrown together…but then again, it was thrown together, so not bad, considering. The snake-skin was frightening. And Guin, I normally catch things like that, but changing the lights in the legs…how would they be able to do that? Good question.
I hate glossy paint, but considering that’s what she used, the walls looked pretty good. And I really liked the floor. Honest. This is probably because I love checkered anything, and I loved that the floor was checkered in grays and not a stereotypical black/white pattern, and then that the pillows complimented that in purples. she certainly went over-board…not that that’s anything new. And she even incorperated their snow globe collection. On the whole, I liked it a lot.
Hildi’s room was (for once) what the home owners’ wanted, though I agree: They might not have been as crazy for it as they’d made out.
Kia’s room was mediocre in my opinion. The HO’s got more storage, sure, but had virutally no seating. (Didn’t like the restored booth seat thing at all). I liked the colors she picked, but I was very disapointed that she hadn’t done anything with that awful original floor; at least it went with the new color scheme. I also didn’t like the way she camoflauged the holes in the ceiling with that vined boarder. Ugh!
Also, these people were rock/alternative type musicians, and Kia brought in that sheet music and brought in that upright bass thing (which I did not like at all…it just iritated me that it wasn’t strung tightly [maybe because I am a bassist], and that from the neck up was ornate, well, legit, and the body was just shoved together looking.) They seemed to like it though, so that’s good. In my opinion however, it was a just okay room. I’d neither have been pleased or apalled had it been mine.