[Ty] The "Rock the Block" season finale is here.
We have just entered the final week of this competition!
-Yeah! -All right!
-[Ty] Let's bring home a win! -[Scott] Let's go.
[Ty] The teams race to finish their homes down
to the last detail.
One of these homes is not like the others.
That's what's gonna get us the win.
This is so hard because we're left deciding, do we still want
to put this gate and fence up?
It is the only thing that sets our house apart.
-This is the moment. -Drew, look at me, game face.
-We want our names on the side. -Ooh! I can feel this, Mina.
I think we've got a good chance of winning.
[Mina] I think we do, too.
When we win, we're still all gonna be friends.
-We knew that was coming. -Let's go.
[Ty] The Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott return
to the block to break down every inch of every house.
Whoa!
Now, this is old Vegas.
Phenomenal.
This is hardscaping that adds real value.
They definitely took some risks, and it paid off.
I don't think they've added the value here that they think
they've added. -Hey, baby!
-Oh, my god! -[cheering]
[Ty] And teams finally get to tour each other's spaces.
Oh, my god!
Oh!
That first impression has me shaking in my boots.
[Ty] After six weeks of intense competition,
it all comes down to this.
[Scott] This has been ours to lose since day one.
We have proven that we can dominate in the two most
important rooms in the home.
[Brooke] I'm very proud that we won the kitchen and the primary.
[Scott] All we have to do now is finish them off
and take that street sign.
We've got two wins under our belt that we feel
very proud of --
the great room and the backyard.
-I knew it! -[Ty] Congratulations!
[Kim] We came into this competition hoping that our friendship was
gonna be an advantage for us, and it was.
You feel that in the house.
You know, it feels like it's a complete thought.
-We want it so bad. -Yes.
[Drew L.] We won one space, the multi-gen suite,
and we were two peacock feathers away
from winning the great room.
So we feel good about our chances.
We feel like our house is one cohesive home.
[Taniya] It's gorgeous.
It's a force to be reckoned with.
Yes.
[Mina] We have one win under our belt.
The big focus has been
adding that concrete value that you cannot out design.
We have brought the additional bedrooms.
We've brought the value with kitchens, bathrooms.
[Vernon] I think we're going to shock a lot of people because
they don't know what we're capable of.
We wanna win.
[Ty] Who will claim the street sign and walk away victorious?
And the winners of "Rock the Block" are...
So, guys, I can't believe I'm saying this.
We have just entered the final week of this competition!
-[cheering] -It's time!
-[Taniya] I can't believe it. -[Ty] That's got to feel good.
-Yeah. -[Mina] It does, yes.
Feels good.
The competition has been fierce, and the designs
have been stunning. -Thank you.
Wow.
He wasn't talking to you, Scott.
-He was talking to all of us. -Oh, was that for everybody?
OK, so let's talk about who won
last week's backyard space.
Kim and Chelsea,
congratulations on the big backyard win.
Thank you.
[Ty] You guys took the $1,000 toward the final appraisal
thanks to the Wells Fargo Active Cash credit card.
Still feel like that's a pretty smart move?
-Yep. -Yes, absolutely.
So close to the end.
We feel like that's the way to go.
[Ty] Excellent.
So, for this Las Vegas finale, your final spaces are
the front lawns, courtyards,
and completed exteriors.
This is your last chance to show what you're capable of.
After six weeks of blind judging, it all comes down
to the final appraisal from a group of local experts.
And this is the number that decides it all.
Hmm.
[Ty] This week is very different from the rest.
You're being judged on everything now.
Plus, you'll finally get to tour each other's houses.
[all cheering]
Oh, I've been waiting for this.
Oh, I can't wait.
I honestly can't wait to hear what you guys think
of your blockmates' homes.
And I'm sure you're gonna be very verbal,
especially you, Scott. -Me?
So, guys, you have seven days to bring these final designs
across the finish line. -Oh, of course.
[Ty] The stakes are high.
These last spaces could be what makes the difference
in who holds that street sign in the end.
-It's us. -And of course, thanks to Wayfair, you've got access
to the furniture and decor to bring these spaces to life.
-Do it without it. -Whoo!
Amen.
Vernon, it's gonna take more than furniture
to win this week. -This guy.
This guy never stops, man.
Let's get to it.
Finish strong and keep your eyes on the prize!
-Yes! -[cheering]
[Ty] All right, guys, let's bring home the win!
-Whoo! -Let's go!
[Ty] Good luck out there.
[Scott] Give you guys a head start. You're gonna need it.
-Yay, week seven. -Last week, I can't believe it.
What a journey it's been.
I love everything we've done in every single nook and cranny
of that house, so I want the exterior to mimic that.
[Kim] OK, so back in week one, we decided on our stucco color,
which is gonna be the creamy white, and then we decided on
this thermally-modified wood accent.
[Chelsea] Wouldn't change a thing.
-Agreed. -Yeah.
So I think we just need to figure out what are all
the little details that are gonna set us apart?
[Chelsea] What I would love to have, because I have this at home
and it's my favorite thing, are gas lanterns.
That would be spectacular.
And no one else is gonna have gas lanterns.
No, and that is so smoky sexy.
It's like a little touch of Charleston.
Fantastic.
Maybe up on either side of the door.
[Kim] Yeah.
Maybe we add some type of a fence that has, like,
a wood detail and a wood gate. -[Chelsea] Very charming.
And tons of plants.
[Kim] You wanna go look at the courtyard?
[Chelsea] Yeah, let's see what we can do in there.
It's not new information that curb appeal is important.
I think the tricky part is making sure that we really
infuse our design style, our personality into
the exterior in a way that fits with this Vegas market.
-Love this space. -I know.
I feel like we've been itching to get our hands
on this from the beginning.
[Chelsea] I want this to be as tranquil as possible.
-Zen. -Yeah.
[Kim] I think it'd be so cool to do a fireplace on this wall.
[Chelsea] Just centered right here.
-[Kim] Yes. -[Chelsea] So pretty.
[Kim] What if we did, like, a really cool terracotta tile
that was natural stone? -[Chelsea] Love that idea.
And maybe we can add some planters out here
and plant a couple small trees in the corners.
[Kim] Agreed.
I mean, we only have $25,000 left, so we're gonna spend
every penny and see how far it'll get us.
-Game on. -Game on.
-Let's go. -Final week.
-Let's go out with a bang. -Let's finish strong.
-Let's win this. -OK.
[Taniya] Well, Drew.
-[Drew L.] All right. -[Taniya] This is it.
[Drew L.] Last week, it's still anybody's game.
We are still in this thing.
We've got some major ideas for what we're gonna do
to this exterior. It could make us or break us.
I'm excited for another opportunity to kind of add
value to our house and separate
our house from the other houses on the block.
Originally, we had talked about doing wood
on the ceiling of the porch.
Just because of budget and materials, we're not
gonna be able to do that. So we need to --
We couldn't bring it home to the finish line
without the B word, could we?
I still need at least one of my kidneys.
I can't sell both of them.
So I think we need to figure out some sort of lighter color
to kind of go over that ceiling.
[Taniya] You think the lighter?
I don't know, because our tile on the roof is that dark,
dark, almost black shingle. -[Drew L.] Right.
Maybe we just take that underneath so it feels like
one unit. -[Drew L.] All right.
I think if we have wood around the entrance, we have the stone
here on this bump out. -[Taniya] Yes.
[Drew L.] I think we can go dark exterior and then on this side.
[Taniya] Sold.
[Drew L.] And then pavers that can lead from the street.
-[Taniya] Yeah. -[Drew L.] That leads to a front door.
[Taniya] Lay some sod down.
And for the entrance, let's go with a wrought iron
open-air door. -[Drew L.] All right.
-[Taniya] It's a bold choice. -[Drew L.] It is.
[Taniya] If a buyer is gonna spend over $2 million for a house,
they want a house that is one-of-one, not one of many.
Well, we've got a courtyard full of rocks.
-Full of rocks. -Yeah.
And it's a lot of square footage that has
to be meaningful. It can't just be a walkthrough.
[Drew L.] Yeah.
-Let's pretend we're the appraiser, OK? -Yep.
We're coming up to that open-air wrought iron door.
-Mm-hmm. -And they hear water.
OK.
So a fountain right in the center.
-[Drew L.] All right. -[Taniya] Fireplace there.
[Drew L.] I love that.
[Taniya] You know what we don't have in this house?
Movie theater.
[Drew L.] We have the door to our office over there.
So what if we build a pergola above the door and build
a screen inside the pergola? -[Taniya] OK.
-We can hide a projector inside... -[Taniya] I love it.
-...the chimney of the fireplace. -[Taniya] All right.
We got 25 grand.
100% it's gonna be a stretch, but I think we can do it.
This is it.
We want our names on the sign.
This is what is going to make us the champions.
-[Mina] How you feeling? -[Vernon] Feeling good.
All right, this is it. We gotta get jazzed.
I mean, do a little dance, something.
Come on. What's it like --
Like that? All right.
That's our touchdown walk.
I love this week because appraisals are about numbers.
It's math.
There's very little subjectivity to it
other than your surrounding properties.
And that's been our M.O.
The big focus has been really adding that concrete value
that you cannot out-design.
OK, so we already decided early on outside colors,
our soft white... -[Vernon] Yep.
...and then we've got our medium wood here.
[Vernon] Yeah.
[Mina] I think we should maybe paint a lighter shade of brown
in between so the contrast isn't so stark.
[Vernon] Love it.
I hate that front door.
[Vernon gags]
[Mina] I just want to be able to see.
And I feel like our whole thing, every week for the last
however many weeks, is when you want to see something
in the distance that makes you, like, wanna go in there.
What if we do a glass, black metal frame front door?
[Vernon] Yeah.
[Mina] A nice paver walk down to there.
[Vernon] Yep, love it.
[Mina] I would love to have a little turf if we can afford it.
I want some color.
-Like, there's not a lot of color here. -[Vernon] Yeah.
[Mina] I say we keep our lights simple.
We could do the ones that, like, have light up and down.
[Vernon] OK.
So I think that's a good plan out there.
We just need to now decide what we wanna do
with our courtyard.
This is the -- like, the fireplace space
that was already here for us.
-So, if this is our fireplace... -Right.
...what I would be inclined to do is not commit
to anything permanent.
'Cause although maybe it'd be cool to do a water feature
or cool to do a tree planted in the ground,
you can't really undo that easily.
I would be more inclined to do pavers and then use decor,
so we've got our chairs,
maybe a couch... -[Vernon] OK.
...and do a big pot with a nice fruitless olive tree over
in that corner. -[Vernon] Definitely some greenery.
-[Mina] Some other potted plants. -[Vernon] OK.
[Mina] And we have 30 grand.
I think this is gonna be a really good way to kind
of like, you know, put the bow on everything, top it off.
And get our name on that sign.
We better get our name on that sign.
-All right, we're gonna win this. -Get some now.
[Brooke] This is it. We have arrived.
This is our last chance to take another W.
[Brooke] I think we're gonna win.
We have two wins, and yes, I know Kim and Chelsea have
two wins as well, but we took the two biggest spaces.
As far as I'm concerned, all we have to do now is finish
them off and take that street sign that we deserve.
-First impression is a big deal. -OK.
They often say curb appeal is where you get your biggest
bang for your buck.
-Yes. -Because when that appraiser --
they're gonna be evaluating everybody. -[Brooke] Right.
We wanna look different, but better.
[Brooke gasps] She's looking at us.
[Scott] Nothing to see over here.
I did not realize, but Kim is the sneakiest.
[Brooke] She's literally been listening to us and sound carries.
-Especially your voice. -She comes off innocent.
You know why? Because she was on "Survivor."
Oh, great. Here comes Chelsea.
-Oh, frick. -She's almost as bad.
-[Chelsea] Y'all need some sweet tea? -[Scott] We all need --
-[Brooke] Nope. -Yeah, I bet you want to bring some sweet tea over here
and find out what's going on with our exterior.
Don't talk to Chelsea like that.
Your attitude seems like you might need a little
extra sugar in yours.
You think after this much time on the block, I don't know what
we're dealing with over there?
We know exactly what's hiding behind that
very sweet, innocent Southern facade of yours.
Well, if you know what's going on back here,
why are you wasting so much time chit-chatting outside?
[in Southern accent] Why are you wasting so much time listening to our conversations?
[Scott] Let's just keep our voices down.
For now, we've got creamy stone.
We're gonna go with our accent around our windows
and on the top roof line, black. -[Brooke] Yep.
[Scott] We're gonna get some wood on here.
We're going to do wood on this door.
[Brooke] Uh, sconces? Sconces?
[Scott] OK.
[Brooke] And then we'll do our big walkway.
[Scott] Landscaping.
And then to further differentiate our house
from all the others, I think we go with a terracotta roof.
[Brooke] Yeah, I like it. Very hacienda vibe.
OK, courtyard time.
Courtyard. This is unique.
I love that it has a courtyard, especially because
it's a hacienda, and I feel like with that comes
zen, nature.
A private park for your residents.
I would love, just in my mind, dream home.
That's a scary place to be. I've been in there.
Oh, it's a beautiful place right now.
What if we did giant trees, like big, big trees?
[Scott] You could do two or four trees maximum.
[Brooke] Four trees and some cobblestone pavers.
[Scott] And then we've got a center focal point over here.
-[Brooke] Are we gonna put a fireplace? -[Scott] Makes sense.
And maybe we could stone this with our leftover stone
from the front. -[Brooke] Oh, I really like that.
I think we definitely need to have some seating out here.
Like, maybe we do some meditation benches.
[Scott] OK.
Let's put everything we've got into this.
-OK. -Which is 40,000 bucks.
-Woof! -You ready to do this?
-I'm ready. -All right.
We need a handshake. I keep telling you this.
I don't --
[laughing]
Let's make this happen.
I've been doing this for 25 years.
This is one of the hardest projects ever.
We're chatting, sitting here by the fire.
Our courtyard becomes a movie theater.
[Taniya] Pretty badass.
Ugh.
We're just sitting here watching it going wrong
in front of our eyes, and it's so frustrating.
-I'm pissed. -Yeah.
[Chelsea] I am so excited about these gas lanterns.
That's beautiful.
And if I were to add anything, like a touch of Charleston,
a touch of home, it would be with gas lanterns, so...
I think the color's so pretty, how it already looks patinaed.
-We've got to make this work. -We will make them work.
-I love this idea. -OK, OK.
I like them face forward, like dead on.
Do you think it's risky to get rid of the side lights?
[Chelsea] I didn't think about that.
I'm sure it's controversial to take out a bunch of windows.
The windows not being there may be a risk, but I do think
it's worth it because we're replacing it with something
beautiful that I think is adding value. -Mm-hmm.
If we did a glass door, and there is a glass Dutch door
that I've been dying to use, I think if we use that here,
the glass is here, the lanterns are there,
and then that makes this entrance feel
extra special to me. -Yep, I agree.
I'll go all in on that right now.
It's a perfect solution because now we still have the glass
of the Dutch door you can see through, but now we're also
able to put the lanterns
exactly where we want them to go.
What if we double down and add another pair?
-[Chelsea] Now you're speaking my language. -Somewhere in the courtyard.
-You think? -Now you're speaking my language.
-More? More? -[Chelsea] Yes, more, more, more.
All right, where do you think? Up here?
-Same thing? -Yeah.
Oh, it's gonna be so good!
So I want to show you how it's kind of coming together.
-Make sure we like the color. -Yeah, I like it.
[Mina] This.
[Vernon] I like it.
Over there is the Shoji white that was our original color.
And then we added the brown to kind of complement this.
-What do you think? -[Vernon] Yeah, it looks good.
-[Mina] Yeah? -Yeah.
-You want to install it? -[Mina] I'll start on this end.
Vernon and I are installing the accent wood that we chose
for a section of the front of the house.
I know it's a small thing, like wrapping the wood
all the way around outside and inside the corners,
but I think it's those little things that all add up
to the big picture.
How many sconces do we have total?
-Oh, a buttload? -[Vernon] Of that one?
That's the technical term. We have a buttload.
[Vernon] A buttload?
There's a buttload of sconces on the house.
Sconces are important.
It's one of the details that you see
right at the front of the house.
So we wanna make sure that we pick something that is going
to go with our vibe, that's gonna be appealing
to the masses.
And it's also within our budget.
That's just the reality of the situation.
I like it, but I feel like it blends in too much.
-A lot of brown going on. -I don't like the mixed color.
-I don't like it either. -It feels...
Try this guy.
Because we got our black windows, our black doors.
I'm a big fan of this one right here.
-I can tell you that already. -[Mina] Yeah?
[Vernon] I think we have a great game plan for our exterior when it
comes to landscaping and the paint color,
the choices of the wood, et cetera.
It's left up to us to execute
and do exactly what the vision is.
♪ We came from nothin' ♪
♪ All we want is to shine ♪
♪ When it's all or nothin', put it all on the line ♪
So right now we're installing this thermally-modified lumber.
Design-wise, we're adding it because it's gonna soften up
our dark exterior.
It's gonna give a warmth to it that plays into our --
our mid-century modern, you know, with our natural tones.
We're also running it vertically, which stays
consistent with a lot of the things we've done
inside the house.
Now, this wood can't expand and contract.
It won't warp, and it's water-resistant as well.
So it's added value because it gives another durable surface
for your exterior, and it just upgrades the entire feel
of the exterior of the house.
So that's the trifecta.
You talk about what the judges want, they want functionality,
they want improved value, and they want creativity.
I feel like this checks all three of those boxes.
♪♪
[grunts loudly]
Fireplace for our courtyard is prepped.
-Right. -We got some stone left.
I think we have enough to go all the way to the top.
You better be right, because that's a lot
of square footage of fireplace.
The courtyard, it's a unique feature.
We want to make sure that it feels special, but to not make
it feel gimmicky.
You want this to be a calming space.
[Brooke] I just love that we're using the stone from the front around
the fireplace, because it ties the front to the courtyard,
and then the light color of the stone ties the courtyard
into the interior of the home.
[Scott] You wanna mix the mortar?
OK, mix. There you go.
-[Brooke] Whoo! -There you go.
-Now we're cooking with gas, baby. -Now, it's --
-Now is it like cake mixing? -No, no!
You don't lick the batter in this situation.
-Oh, my gosh, it's everywhere. -Whoops, sorry.
You can do the back buttering. Here's the mortar.
-[Brooke] It'll be butter. -[Scott] You know how to do this.
We've done so many things now, Brooke.
Make me proud.
That's the spot.
Oh, nice slam.
The fireplace, always a good add.
It adds mood. It adds a feature wall.
And on top of that, we're putting stone,
which is an elevated product.
So I feel like for the final appraisal, we're gonna get
a lot of check marks.
We're gonna be here all day, but it's gonna be worth it.
[Kim] These I love.
This is one of my favorite materials.
Oh, I love them so much.
-Aren't they cool? -Yeah.
Clay tile?
Well, they're like handmade terracotta tiles.
-And so I just love all the imperfections in them. -[Chelsea] Mm-hmm.
-Each one's different. -Great shape.
I think this week our big ideas are like,
how do we create sort of an understated luxury?
So going into the courtyard, we're gonna do a real
beautiful handmade terracotta fireplace that's like
a statement fireplace, floor-to-ceiling,
something that will really be like showstopper
coming through there.
Love there just being like a thick mortar between each
square where they look like they're floating
in the mortar... -[Chelsea] Mm-hmm.
...but still straight-stacked like our other tiles.
To me, the thick grout lines,
what it does is it creates a grid.
So it creates a geometric pattern where with tile,
you know, typically if you were to do a small grout line,
they'd butt up to each other and you sort of
get this solid color.
This to me feels like art and like it's been there
a long time.
It feels like it has so much character.
It does.
This is like such a good example of how you can make
something different by using the same tile,
but doing a thick grout line.
It makes it look like a piece of art.
[Kim] I was gonna say, this feels like an art install.
-[Chelsea] It does. -[Kim] For sure.
♪♪
So now we got the projector.
Yeah, all your movie dreams come true.
My movie dreams.
We got our beautiful screen over here.
-[Taniya] Yep. -It's like our own little personal
drive-thru movie theater in here.
What's interesting is we have this courtyard.
This was the original layout of the house,
but now we've made it into usable space. -Yes.
-It's not just a pass through. -Right.
[Drew L.] We originally wanted a pergola to hide the screen.
We can't afford that anymore, but we do still have
the screen and the projector.
[Taniya] I feel like we're taking it to the next level.
Oh, absolutely. I mean, at this price point,
people want things that nobody
else has, but that everybody else wants. -[Taniya] Mm-hmm.
We're chatting, sitting here by the fire.
-Oh, so nice. -Oh, baby.
-The stars are out. -Oh, the drink.
Our courtyard becomes a movie theater.
[Taniya] It's pretty badass.
-It's pretty badass. -Pretty badass.
[Vernon] Oh, I love it. Yeah, perfect.
-[Mina] In good? -[Vernon] Yeah, match made in heaven.
[Mina] This soil is just wild.
Are you as excited as I am to build some flower boxes?
Come on, you know I'm always excited to build something.
You're always excited?
You know, some people might say, "Why flower boxes?"
I say, "Why not flower boxes?"
I have a bunch of window boxes.
I know that you designed that.
[Mina] And the window boxes sat empty until this year.
[Vernon] I gotta see the house now.
It was the first year I put real plants in them.
I've never been the type of guy who would sit a flower box
in front of my window or my garden.
I mean, I think it's for people who would just retire
and sit back and wanna --
He has mighty oak trees in front of his windows.
No, no. [laughs]
No, but I like the idea of a flower box,
I think it's cute, I think it adds
character to the house.
And, you know, if Mina loves it,
you know I love it.
You know, like, a window box
in and of itself isn't,
like, a boatload of value, but it's a small,
like, additional detail
that I think an appraiser will notice.
It's just a little extra design flair.
Early on, when I got my real estate license,
like, in '09, and I had more buyer clients,
more than once, I'd roll up to show someone
a house and they wouldn't even want to go in
'cause they didn't like the outside.
You have to make what's right in front of them
perfect.
All right, let's carry this around.
Around to the front and hold it up to make sure
we like the size.
OK, put your harness on.
Our big investment this week is that we're doing
a different roof than everyone else. -[Brooke] Right.
[Scott] Look at everyone else -- boring, brown roof.
-We have...? -[Brooke] Terracotta.
[Scott] It just got delivered.
Before anything gets installed, let's go up and take a look.
Traditionally, across Spain,
Mexico, and the Southwest, these terracotta tile roofs
have been installed because they age well, they stand up
to weather extremely well, but they also look incredible.
If we can win with the curb appeal upgrade,
then the appraisers are gonna pick our place
and we're gonna win the whole thing.
Let's approve this before it happens.
OK. Here I come.
-Look at that. -You good?
[Brooke] Yeah.
Well, I'm glad you're sticking to the safety protocols.
I learned something today is that I should have Brooke
in a harness at all times.
It's the only way to keep her on track.
What do you think about our colors?
-It looks just like ours. -I can't even see it.
[Scott] It's nothing like yours.
You're all brown. We're terracotta.
They're bragging about their terracotta roof
and saying we all have brown roofs and they all look
the same, and they are the ones that have the terracotta roof.
-[Drew whistles] -Get him to toss one down
so we can see if it's real terracotta.
We wanna see if it's real terracotta.
Can you throw one down so we can give it a look?
If you hadn't noticed, we've been throwing it down
this whole competition.
It's more like falling down the whole competition.
[Scott] I don't think so.
Get used to staring up at us, because this is where we will
be on the podium. -Guys, there is no podium.
Hey, Drew, thank you for coming over
and helping us tackle. -Great to see you.
I love your brown roof.
It's very classy. All right, well.
-Be careful up there. -We're happy?
We're happy.
When you look at our roof compared to everybody else's,
awesome. -One of these things is not like the others,
and I'm hoping that that's
what's gonna get us the win because --
-[Brooke] It's our house. -[Scott] Our house is just different.
Getting close, Kim.
[Kim] There's so much to get done, so little time.
We're two days out from the final appraisal,
and there is so much work to be done.
I think we're a little bit concerned that we have
overestimated what is accomplishable
in this time frame.
We still have to put this fence up.
We still have to get our gas lanterns up.
We still have to get this gate up.
We still have to get our Dutch door up.
Ugh.
It feels like this is barely gonna finish, much less
trying to add this fence and gate.
So I feel like we're left deciding, like,
do we still wanna put this gate and fence up?
The original fence was gonna add a lot of charm.
It was also gonna add value by kind of creating a private
front yard area. -It is the curb appeal.
It is the only thing that sets our house apart.
-This is the one thing. -[Kim] Yeah.
-[Chelsea] You know? -I do.
-You know I agree. -And then we're just sitting here watching it
going wrong in front of our eyes,
and it's so frustrating.
And I get that we're out of time, but, like, I'm pissed.
Yeah.
[Chelsea] The fence is what was gonna set our house apart.
And if we cut it, what makes this house special?
What gives it curb appeal?
It's not turf and massive rocks.
It was our gate. It was our fence.
It was our gas lanterns.
I'm angry because I feel like there's so much
that's out of our control.
And as much as we've been able to control in all these spaces,
and I feel like now we're at the very end, and it feels like
everything's falling apart at the most important time.
All right, so we're making a little pivot.
-It's actually a big pivot. -Huge pivot.
But it's a pivot that has to be made.
I don't think we have any other choice.
So we've got the fence toppers built and instead of having
this be like a real fence, we'll do a three-foot-tall
retaining wall and then the topper will
sit on top of it.
So you'll see this decorative trim board sitting on top
of the stucco footer.
I think the biggest risk in going from the fence
to the retaining wall is there's really not a lot
of functionality to it.
It's now becoming a design accent.
I don't know if this is a value-add.
I do think it's the only thing
that's accomplishable in the time that we have left.
[Vernon yawning]
-Did you just yawn? -[Vernon] Yes, I did.
-No! -Come on, Mina.
It can't happen.
We've been going at this for
days, weeks. -I know, but this is the last
push, and I think we get some
furniture out here, we get our twinkle lights
lit up, and this is gonna be, like, the spot, the chill spot,
the evening spot, like dusk.
I think it's gonna be really pretty.
I personally have never worked on a house with a courtyard.
I think the uses will probably be dramatically different
between buyer, so we're not going really heavy handed
on any built-in features other than the fireplace.
It's called a hook and eye,
and that's just the hook part of it.
[Vernon] Uh-huh.
We installed these string lights,
and I love string lights.
It's something about what it does.
-[Mina] They're whimsical. -[Vernon] Yeah, it does.
It gives the house something else.
Whoo! I can feel this, Mina.
It's gonna be super cozy, the fireplace --
Oh, I would love to do this at my house.
[Mina] Yeah.
I think it's gonna be super cozy.
We do have this last week to try to add even more value,
but even if we didn't, even if this was it, we're done,
I would feel really confident about where we are
with the value that our house is gonna appraise at.
I think we got a good chance of winning.
[Mina] I think we do too.
-[Brooke] I like our eyebrows. -Little eyebrow on our windows?
[Brooke] Yep.
This is the last thing we're doing.
The final countdown, baby.
This is how you know we are proud of what we're doing,
because yet again, down to the last challenge,
down to the wire,
Brooke and I are here putting the final touches on
because we want to make sure that we are adding every
element that's gonna give us that competitive advantage.
-See how these clips fit inside? -[Brooke] Yes, sir.
-Be careful it's very sharp. -It's not in at all.
[Scott] Let me get a couple in this side.
-There, it fits. -[Scott] You got it?
Oh, yeah, you got it.
You got it. You got it.
-OK, my side's done. -[Brooke] Mine's done.
[Scott] I think we're done.
Like, we have worked 18 hours today.
[Brooke] Yeah.
I'm pretty much out of steam at this point.
-Hey, there they are. -Yep.
Ready. That go in?
The appraisers get here tomorrow.
We have so much left to do, and we're gonna stay here
until we feel like it's something that we can be
completely proud of 100%.
I wanna see it from out here.
Looks very cool.
Oh, yeah.
A decorative retaining wall if I ever saw one.
-Ty, it looks good. -It really looks great.
And honestly, there's more space in here
than what I thought. -Yeah.
-I love that this, like, brings the outside here. -Yeah.
This feels like what you're about to see in the courtyard,
in the foyer.
-'Cause we would have been missing all this living space... -Yeah.
...had we not done something. -It's a whole other patio.
And no one else did that.
I mean, this really did work out.
-Gives curb appeal. -It does.
And this is what we needed.
-It's a pivot, but it works. -It works.
We're gonna light those gas lanterns, and this is gonna
be stunning. -It's amazing.
Love it.
I'm glad we didn't see this before we did our kitchen,
or I would have second guessed everything.
[Vernon] It's one of the best renovation projects
I've ever seen. -Wait, a built-in sauna?
-This is adding hard value. -Oh, whoa.
-All right. -It looks sloppy.
-[Brooke] This seems like a dream. -[Scott] You know what?
We pulled off the impossible.
I've been doing this for 25 years.
This is one of the hardest projects ever, and I've never
been able to accomplish something like this,
and I could not have done it without your energy
and your ideas, and your help,
and I think that, you know, this transformation
is extraordinary and your transformation
has been extraordinary too.
Yeah, I really was like, "This is the end of the road.
"I'm never gonna be Brooke Hogan again.
I'm just going to like fade into the ether."
[Scott] You did an incredible job. You have a gift.
-As do you. -You have a gift.
[Brooke] The emotions are starting to get to me.
I've grown to love Scott.
We've become really good friends and this has been
a showcase of what I've been doing in the shadows.
This has distracted me from my heart hurting,
and it's almost like I don't wanna wake up from the dream.
I think we just need to go win this thing.
-What do you say? -That's what I came here for.
All right. Partner?
Let's do it.
-[Vernon] Oh! -[Taniya] Vernie's here!
Vernie again with the muscles! Come on, muscle man!
-[whooping, cheering] -There you go!
Oh, wow!
Whoo-hoo! Look at this!
No matter which way this thing goes this week, when we win,
we're still all gonna be friends.
-We knew that was coming. -OK.
[Taniya] Knew that was coming.
This has been ours to lose since day one.
We have worked our butts off.
We have proven that we can dominate in the two most
important rooms in the home.
I'm very proud that we won the kitchen and the primary.
Oh, my God, my legs are gonna give out.
I'm feeling ready to win.
Oh, that's us. Kim, get your hands off of this.
[Mina] It is finally here.
We have had our eyes on this prize from the very beginning.
The big focus has been adding that concrete value
that you cannot out-design.
We have brought the additional bedroom.
We've brought the value with kitchens, bathrooms.
I don't see how we can walk away without the big win.
The anticipation is nerve-wrecking because we put
a lot of work into this house. We wanna win.
Guys, this is the last week. This is the last haul!
This is it. We've got two wins.
Brooke and Scott have two wins.
I do have confidence in us and our home.
-[Kim] We want it so bad. -[Chelsea] Yeah.
It's really up for grabs.
You never know at the end who's gonna take it home.
We've got 10 minutes left.
All right, so
our water feature did not come in.
So we have a big problem.
Our centerpiece of our entire courtyard, our fountain,
is not gonna make it in time.
So now we have to scramble.
[Taniya] Now we just got to put these cactus in.
So we got a couple of taller ones.
Yeah, I think we do one big one here, one big one there.
What we've been able to do is we've been able to find an old
table stand that we didn't use.
And we were able to harvest a couple of plants
from other spots in the yard.
And while we're gonna miss the sound of water, we still do
have an element of life there.
Make it a little pile right in here.
Hurry, hurry! The judges are almost here.
[Kim] I think it's good. Yeah.
-Looks so good. -Yeah.
[Scott] The rest is up to the universe.
Well, look at that handsome face.
Come on.
We get double the Property Brothers.
-Wait, wait, wait. -You Jonathan?
Got a sandwich in here.
Jonathan, Drew, thank you guys for being here.
It's just not "Rock the Block" without having at least
one Property Brother here. -Exactly.
The fact that we have two, this is exciting.
And you guys are no strangers to Vegas, right?
-No, lived here for 13 years. -[Ty] There you go.
Yeah.
That's exactly why your perspective on the designs
of these houses will be so important.
The competition has been pretty insane this year.
These guys brought their A-game.
I'm excited for you guys to see what they've done.
So while you're touring this house, the teams will be
exploring each other's spaces for the first time,
and then three local appraisers will be assessing them all.
I think there's a lot that we know from our experiences
that could probably line up
with what the appraisers are thinking.
And every house is looking so different.
-You guys ready to see some houses? -Yes.
-Let's do it. -Where are we starting?
Let's start with this one right here.
-That would be Taniya and Drew's. -[Drew S.] All right.
[Ty] I think you're gonna like this one.
[Drew L.] This is what we're -- this is what it's about.
And, you know what, if anything, we got each other.
-Hey, I want one of those. -What's going on, guys?
Taniya, Drew, meet the Property Brothers.
Oh, welcome to our place. How's it going?
-Oh my God. -Nice to see you.
[Drew S.] How are you feeling?
It looked like some nervous energy as we're walking up.
You know, we've had a really interesting road here.
Every time we think we've got it in the bag, we so don't have
it in the bag, you know? -Oh, no.
So now we have the exterior and we're really loving it.
Two words each.
How would you describe a little something here?
-Set us up for something. -We're going livable-luxe here.
-So that's the M.O. -Yeah.
Do you have two words?
I mean, badass-speakeasy.
-[Taniya] That's two words. -OK, OK.
-Badass-livable-luxe. -[Drew L.] Yes.
I hope you guys love it too.
-I mean, so far so good. -It looks great so far.
All right. We'll see you guys in a bit.
[both] Enjoy.
I will see you on the other side.
-Yeah. -Thank you.
I have to be honest. This one is the most striking.
I love the bold choice of the dark exterior.
The wood, stone, and greenery, it all keeps
the home feeling warm and grounded.
And the wrought-iron door creates an inviting moment that
hints at something special behind it.
-It's modern, it's edgy, in a stylish way. -[Drew S.] Yeah.
[Jonathan] Oh, nice. Setting the mood.
OK, we got the movie theater out here.
This is kind of cool.
Taking a space where you don't wanna see the TV all the time.
[Drew S.] Have the projector come down, use it, and go back up.
-That's pretty smart. -[Jonathan] I love the fireplace.
This just feels like such a nice, cozy spot.
Yeah, and the finish as well. It's a clean, sleek design.
I like that plaster look, and also the wood trim is nice.
-All right. -I like it.
Let's head inside.
[Drew S.] Oh, wow!
-Oh, my gosh! -Oh, wow!
[Jonathan] They've chosen beautiful colors, the marble
with the porcelain.
It has almost like
an old-school Vegas charm to it.
The moment you walk in here, it's so layered.
I love the muted tones, but they're not shying away
from some beautiful pops of color.
And this is typical Vegas too, high ceilings,
lots of space to work with. -[Jonathan] Yeah.
So Taniya and Drew, they have a hidden door
into a speakeasy.
So this isn't the only beverage center.
We gotta look for a hidden door.
-OK. -Vegas is the city of entertainment.
This is a home meant for entertainment.
That's a good kitchen.
That vent hood is amazing.
Nothing in here feels cookie-cutter.
-Everything feels a step above. -[Jonathan] How tall is Drew?
Because they're hanging a lot of their lights...
-Yeah, quite low. -...at a low person level.
I know it makes it feel intimate, but when you have
high ceilings like this, you wanna use it.
So these should have been up
just above of our head height. -Yeah.
[Drew S.] What do we got here? What is this?
[Jonathan] Oh, hello.
[Drew S.] How pretty is this?
[Jonathan] I love the moodiness again in here.
The way they're working with color here, all the different
tones they're pulling together, it just feels
rich and inviting.
[Drew S.] Everything they're doing is taking it up a notch.
The beautiful fireplace and the built-ins,
these hanging fixtures next to the bed
instead of just having a wall sconce is really, really nice.
And the padded headboard, look at that.
[Jonathan] I feel like the tone-on-tone draperies are actually
pretty cool as well. -[Drew S.] Yeah.
[Jonathan] Probably wouldn't have chosen that, but it works.
-Oh. -[Drew S.] Oh, my gosh.
I mean, I love the idea of a wet room, and so if you've
got the space for it, do a wet room. -[Jonathan] Yeah.
[Drew S.] This is a pretty swanky bathroom.
[Jonathan] I like that they have the French doors going from
the bathroom right outside, but they're leaving the buyer
of this house to have to consider frosting
or tinting or something.
Yeah, they have no privacy here, so anybody peeking over
the fence could see you in your -- in your --
Hi, neighbor!
Yep, that's how I bathe in the morning.
OK, so I love a big closet. Oh, wow.
This is pretty fantastic.
[Jonathan] I mean, look at the size of this.
[Drew S.] We have one mission left.
-We need to find the secret door. -To find the
freaking speakeasy. Where is it?
It's got to be in the main area, right?
It has to be in your entertaining space.
There is a space behind here. There has to be --
[Drew S.] Yeah, but is there a panel?
It's attached down here. Unless it pulls out.
-Wait, it pulls out! -OMG!
Whoa!
Look at this!
-Oh, this is cool. -[Drew S.] Now, this is old Vegas.
-This is phenomenal. -[Jonathan] This is pretty cool.
And the fact that it actually comes off of the main
area makes so much sense.
[Drew S.] I think that this is just a cool additional space
that would blow the minds of any homeowners hunting for a house
that has style.
I can't believe that we actually even looked
at this door, like, close up
and walked right past it and couldn't figure it out.
These guys did a great job.
All right, on to the next.
[Jonathan] The award-winning space.
Oh, a little guest suite? Nice.
[Jonathan] I mean, this feels, to me, just as beautiful as
the main house. They really did a nice job.
[Drew S.] I love the color of the tile, that beautiful muted green.
And also, you have the floor tile that blends well
with the shower wall, but it gives you the different pattern.
This is great. I like it.
[Drew S.] Continuing the adventure.
[Jonathan] I like it, and the guests are gonna like it.
[Drew S.] To the RV garage.
What? Oh, my god!
This is no RV garage that I've ever seen.
[Drew S.] I was literally just expecting an RV garage,
not a wellness space.
Is this that thing from the movie, "Cocoon," where you --
[Drew S.] It's the float tank. I've done this once before.
It's salt water, so you can float.
It's like meditation to a deeper degree.
I did gymnastics.
I did tumbling.
And this is where it becomes Property Brother.
This could go very badly.
Hi-ya! [groans]
God!
OK.
All right. OK, that hurts.
That hurts. That hurts.
-OK, I'll come down. -OK.
-I need to go to the spa. -I'm not gonna try that.
But you should soak in the float bath.
I'll either do the float bath or I'm gonna do the hot tub.
-[Jonathan] Wow. -[Drew S.] This is --
this is so cool.
[Jonathan] The wellness center extends outside.
A cedar hot tub is meant to be like the best thing.
[Drew S.] Yeah.
[Jonathan] I think they've done a really, really great job here.
Wow.
You would literally never have to go anywhere.
You've got everything you need.
-Spa, gym, lounging, secret bar. -[Drew S.] Yeah.
[Jonathan] I love the perimeter of trees all along the edge,
and those will continue to grow
and fill out for privacy. -That's the thing.
When you're in Vegas,
you want a drought-tolerant landscaping.
You want something that's low maintenance, and they've done
a great job with that. -[Jonathan] I see an outdoor shower.
They've pretty much thought of everything here.
The only thing I would say is I know what they're going for
with the rocks, because that is that desertscape.
And they didn't have to come that far, because it really
narrows your actual green space.
If you have kids running around or pets,
they're not gonna be able to walk on that.
And I like that they have the outdoor kitchen,
tons of space out there, a nice big grill.
You've got swimming, you've got grilling,
you've got dining, you've got spa...
-[Drew S.] Wellnessing. -...you've got TV, fire, I mean,
you've got literally everything you want.
I honestly think this place would host the greatest
parties, and so these guys have raised the bar, and now
I wanna see what the others do. -Yeah.
-Wait, where are we going? -We're going this way.
-You wanna go this way? -We going this way?
Yeah, saw that.
Oh, you wanna go to the shower one more time.
[chuckles] I do.
-I feel like we put all the cards on the table. -Mm-hmm.
Win or lose, I feel good about the house we built, for sure.
[Jonathan] Well, well, well.
-Hello! -[Jonathan] How you doing?
-Good to see you. -Hold on, we got --
[Mina yelps]
All right, let's --
So good to see you guys.
Vernon, obviously you know the Property Brothers.
Yes.
What did you bring to this project that's gonna wow?
Vernon had some really fun ideas.
Some design ideas that were outside of the box and fancier
than my midwest,
slightly more affordable housing I do,
which is how we landed on our comfortable
elegance design theme.
One thing I know about you, because we've known each other
a very long time, you know how to add value,
and that's the whole competition here. -Yeah.
So you have a leg up with this partner you have here.
Oh, I know she's good at that.
All right, should we kick you out of here?
-You guys can get out of here. -Enjoy.
-Thank you, guys. -Thank you.
Let's check this out.
Look at the detail on the wall here.
-I love that. -This here already feels homey.
See, this is what I'm talking about, how inviting this feels.
When you have it closed off here, it's almost like you're
telling people, stay away.
I don't know about this choice of brown for the stucco.
To me, that's taking away from
the dramatic detail of the wood cladding.
-[Jonathan] Yeah. -[Drew S.] The pallet's a little drab,
but I do like the wood in here.
It's interesting they have the glass off the front here.
It makes it feel like this outdoor courtyard
is a part of the indoor space.
It brightens up as soon as you walk in here.
I love having a fireplace in the courtyard.
-That's a nice fireplace. -[Drew S.] Mm-hmm.
[Jonathan] But the way they've done the furniture
placement and everything, you can't really even feel
the heat from the fireplace or experience it.
-So it's just for aesthetics. -[Drew S.] Yeah.
And also, your pavers are the exact same color
as the walls. I think that's a miss.
They should have had some contrast here
to add more interest. -[Jonathan] Yeah.
-Oh, wow. -OK.
Very different.
I mean, all the tone-on-tone here is really elegant,
but it also -- I mean, the fear is always,
is it gonna feel too... -[Drew S.] Washed out.
Yeah, exactly.
I like the beams, but they disappear into the ceiling.
Architecturally, the home is offering a lot
with the high ceiling, with the beams.
I love the glassed-off area here with the wine.
I like that your wine room is a comfortable room.
I like the floor-to-ceiling glass in here.
-It feels very comfortable. -OK.
But that kitchen is nice.
[Drew S.] Is this bigger than your island?
[Jonathan] This is deeper than my island,
but I don't know if it's as long as my island.
I can see some mixed metals in the kitchen, which is good,
and I like that they have a color to their cabinets,
but I think they could have gone a little further with it.
[Drew S.] And it feels a little safe.
The hood is coming out way too far.
To be honest, this is what short designers do.
They design not thinking that this isn't functional.
I can't reach the back burners
without hitting my face on a vent hood.
I do like the built-ins all around the window.
I think that's classic.
-Well, you're adding an extra room, which is nice over here... -[Drew S.] Yeah.
...instead of it just being a dead space.
I like the dining table in between here and the living
space because it's a substantial size,
but it doesn't feel like it's crowding the space.
And doing the dining area there gives them a bonus
living area here. Let's see this pantry.
I'm all about a big pantry.
The pantry is nicer than the kitchen.
If they had these tones and these tiles and everything
out there, I think they would have added more money... -[Jonathan] Yeah.
-...than the way it is. -All right, bedrooms.
Oh, this is cute. This is elegant.
OK, I do like the applied moldings.
Is that an electric fireplace or is that the...?
[Drew S.] Oh, it's got a vapor -- a vapor, yeah.
[Jonathan] That looks very cool. Very, very relaxing bedroom.
-Oh my goodness! -Oh, now that's a good closet.
This is great. Tons of space,
lots of room for shoes, bags, hats, clothes.
[Jonathan] And then they got a bench for the curved wall in here.
-That's kind of cool. -[Drew S.] Mm-hmm.
I wanna see the bathroom.
All right, bathroom, impress me!
[Jonathan] The fireplace is in the wet room.
[Drew S.] Oh, fancy. There's a big bench in there.
You got the tub.
I don't think I've ever actually seen a tub like this.
-[knocking on tub] -[Drew S.] Oh, it's acrylic.
[Jonathan] Yeah, it's acrylic.
You can see through it.
It is tinted, which is really elegant.
I mean, this, to me, feels pretty cool.
-They've got that beautiful plaster finish. -[Drew S.] Yeah.
-It's a steam room. -Oh, OK, nice.
-Pretty cool. -Yeah.
-This is a nice bathroom. -All right, to the RV garage.
OK.
-Oh. -All right.
Wait.
-OK, so this was the length of the RV... -Yeah.
...so that goes all the way back here.
So this is your workout area.
So what's on the other side of this wall?
No, it's another one of those --
Oh, whoa, what's happening here?
Wait, what?
-[Jonathan] Oh. -[Drew S.] A whole hidden --
-[Jonathan] A hidden suite? -[Drew S.] Hold on.
OK, it has a separate entrance off the side over here.
This is so interesting.
They have a full kitchen in here, the loft for the bed,
which is completely unexpected.
[Jonathan] This is probably why they won this area, because --
You don't see much like this in Vegas.
[Jonathan] But the bottom line is whether this is what buyers actually
want in a high-end luxury home.
I wonder if they put another suite over the multi-gen space.
Oh.
[Drew S.] Once again, this is really, really nice.
[Jonathan] Yeah, this is actually kind of stunning.
And I like that there's a full-size kitchen in here.
Again, this is a more interesting space
than the main kitchen.
This detail of the shelf up here is super elegant.
Oh, wow, this looks really cool.
This is nice.
I like that the entrance from the side here gives you a whole
different layout where you can have the furniture
around the fireplace. -[Drew S.] Yeah.
I also like that they have a dining area and a living area
under this covered spot here.
[Jonathan] This is the kind of landscaping, hardscaping
that adds real value because it's not like you're just doing
a gravel garden, some bushes.
This is actually built-in value.
[Drew S.] This is cool, though. I mean, I like that you have
your separate area over on this side
for the main suite. This looks really great.
I like it.
[Jonathan] All right, on to the next house.
Wow! Oh, my gosh!
No way!
-[Kim] It's better than I imagined. -I have chills.
I mean, I get why you guys won.
I just met with the appraiser, and we have ourselves a winner.
Let's see what hand has been dealt tonight.
[gasps]
[Vernon] Today, we get a chance to see everyone's designs,
and I'm so excited about this.
This is what we've been waiting for.
Yay!
-Can we come in? -[indistinct yelling]
Wow!
-[Scott] Get out of here! -[Vernon] Hoo-hoo!
-[Kim] Welcome, welcome. -No wonder you won this room.
This is awesome.
[Taniya] I love the bar pass through right there.
[Drew L.] I'm picking up on the smoky sexy.
Everything was just impeccably done.
[Scott] I'm glad we didn't see this before we did our kitchen,
or I would have second guessed everything.
-This is really good. -Yeah, this is beautiful.
-[Kim] That's our big banquette. -[Chelsea] We're pretty proud of it.
[Vernon] You should be proud. This is sick.
This is Vegas VIP.
You two really built a home that I do not want to leave.
I have underestimated their silence for weakness,
perhaps, as a neighbor, and now I'm worried about
the overall appraisal, because that first impression... -Yeah.
...has me, you know, shaking in my boots.
-[Chelsea] This is our primary. -Whoa!
Oh, my God! I -- the curves.
-[Scott] Whoa! -[Taniya] That's so pretty!
-[Brooke] Oh, wow! -[Scott] That is wild.
Oh, that's so good!
-Oh, my God! -[Brooke] Oh, my gosh, look at this!
-[Scott] Very clever! -[Vernon] What?
[Mina] Oh, that's your door!
[all] Oh!
-No way! -[Scott] No way!
-[yelling continues] -[Scott] That's great.
I love it.
I wish I had thought of something like this.
Micro cement shower. You got a sauna.
-We got a juice bar. -And a workout area?
I can't even believe people have imaginations like
Kim and Chelsea. -[Drew L.] We were hoodwinked.
-[Scott] And -- we were hoodwinked. -[Drew L.] We were hoodwinked.
They were like, Criss Angel, like, the smoke, like, poof.
Thank y'all so much.
-The compliments do go a long way. -It is so beautiful.
-Good job. -All right, y'all.
Mina and I want to show you our house.
-[Scott] Oh. -[Vernon] Let's go, let's go.
[Scott] We just got invited to Vernon and Mina's.
[all cheering]
Company's here!
Welcome to comfortable elegance.
Oh, my gosh. This is beautiful.
-Oh, how pretty. -It's beautiful!
How beautiful!
This is insane.
[Scott] Look how big it is in here!
Hey, didn't somebody hate on them for not doing the beams
in a different color? I like it.
-You did this? -[laughing]
Mina and Vernon's house looks like a cross between
the Mediterranean and Miami.
They have this perfect balance of
elevated, sophisticated, but calm and European.
-[all] Oh! -Pretty.
-That is -- oh! -[all exclaiming]
[Chelsea] That is very smoky sexy of you.
[Mina] Would you like to see the bathroom?
-Whoa. -[Scott] I feel like -- like Southern European.
-Oh my -- oh, my god! -[Kim and Chelsea] Wow!
[Kim] This is wild!
[Drew L.] Uh-oh! Look out now!
[Chelsea] Let's see it. Let's see it.
-Hey, we wanna see what won. -Open the garage.
-Give us the win. -[gasps]
-[Kim] OK. -[Chelsea] What?
-[Taniya] What? -[Scott] Stop it.
-Wow! -Oh, my gosh!
No way!
This is a whole apartment in here.
[Kim] It's amazing. It's better than I imagined.
-[Scott] Their eye is on final appraisal. -[Brooke] Yeah.
[Scott] It's very safe. It's very strategic.
You walk in there. It is very comfortable.
-Next door. -On to the next!
Drew, are you gonna let me in your place after all
that smack talk? -Probably not.
But we do have a dog bath, so...
-Come in, come in, come in. -Hi, guys!
-Hey, neighbors! -Come on in.
Whoo!
[Drew L.] Welcome, welcome, welcome.
-[Scott] Oh, my goodness. -[Mina] I'm a sucker for herringbone.
[Chelsea] This gives me the most warm, cozy hug.
[Kim] It feels very luxe.
[Brooke] Taniya, you definitely decorate hotels.
-Yeah. -For sure.
-I feel like I'm in a hotel. -[Mina] The curve.
[Taniya] This is our pride and joy right here, a double curve.
-Ooh. -I just climb on my counter.
-This is much more grown up. -It's much bigger.
-I am blown away. -Yeah.
[Drew L.] Everybody, welcome to the primary.
This was us taking a big risk using color, because we are not
color people. -[Scott] Ooh.
Did you guys custom make this?
-[Drew L.] Yeah, yeah. -Tell me the story behind this.
[Taniya] It was almost four grand for this fabric.
[Scott] Stop it.
Can I just say, this is the room that I would probably
fall asleep in and, like, not wake up for three days in.
[Kim] This feels very zen.
It's, like, one of the best designs and renovation projects
I've -- I've ever seen.
[Drew L.] There's a whole thing.
Oh, my God.
-Oh, my God. -What?
-[Drew L.] Go on in. -That is beyond --
No way! Oh, my God.
-Shut up! -[Kim] Shut up!
No way!
I got chills.
-Taniya, come on, Taniya. -[Brooke] Break out the alcohol.
-Let's start. -[Kim] Yes.
-This is so good. -I cannot.
I'm surprised they didn't take the den.
-The one we won, Nina? -The speakeasy.
Oh, no, you guys' is beautiful.
-Easy. -We're right here, Mina.
-Easy. -Hey, hey, hey.
Don't get yourselves too comfortable, because there's
one more house on the block. -Let's see it.
-We're ready. -We are.
That has an invitation for y'all to come and see.
-[Kim] I can't wait to see. -It must be something pectacular.
-Is everybody ready? -Let's hit it.
-Brooke, let's do some hosting. -[Taniya] Let's go.
-[Drew L.] Let's do it. -Let's do the thing.
[Taniya] Let us in.
-Come on in! -Welcome to the modern hacienda!
-[cheering] -[Chelsea trilling tongue]
[Taniya] Stop it right now.
-This is beautiful. -[Chelsea] It is.
The way your color is going through the space
is incredible. -Get in that kitchen.
-That's beautiful. -Oh, God.
-The hood is so cool. -[Taniya] It's so cool.
[Mina] I mean, I get why you guys won.
[Drew L.] I need to see the closet.
[Scott] Head into our primary bedroom.
-Oh, my God. -Very Vanderpump.
Where am I? What is going on here?
-Very very Vanderpump. -What?
[Mina] I see why Lisa Vanderpump picked their closet.
Like, that is the most glam, most Vanderpump closet...
That feels like a Lisa Vanderpump closet, yeah.
...that you're gonna get on our block.
[Scott] All right.
Hey, Big Vern, I got a question for you.
-[Vernon] What? -Can you shoot hoops?
-[Vernon] No, stop. -[Taniya] Oh!
Oh!
[all exclaim]
-[Vernon] Let's go! -[Taniya] Stop it!
I wanna play.
[Kim] The pickleball court was obviously a very
specific choice. I love pickleball.
But when you're looking at added value, I don't know
that that did a lot of that.
Even though there's been a lot
of highs and a lot of lows, this has been my absolute
favorite day. -For sure.
Seeing everything that my neighbors have brought
to the table. It was intimidating.
It was exciting.
And I have no idea how the appraisers are gonna
figure this out.
[Chelsea] All right, we're going to head out to meet Drew and Jonathan.
-[Drew S.] Hey! -[Ty] Kim, Chelsea,
meet the Property Brothers.
-Hi, guys. -Nice to meet you.
-How are you?
What's going on? What's it been like?
-It's been great. -Yeah.
I mean, we're good friends.
We've known each other for 15 years,
so this has been really sweet for us. -Yeah.
What have you done here to stand out from
the other houses?
So how are you feeling about this house
and what you've done?
We connected the multi-gen to the house, so it makes it
an actual bedroom-attached suite.
-That adds value in my eyes. -[Kim and Chelsea] Yeah.
We didn't feel like we'd want a rental property
at this price point, personally, either one of us. -Yeah, true.
All right, shall we get in there?
-We hope you enjoy smoky sexy as much as we do. -Yeah, please.
You guys look smoky sexy. It's a fit.
-[Ty] Good luck, gentlemen. -Nice to meet you guys.
We're gonna talk about you behind your back.
-We know, yeah. -[Ty] We'll see you after the tour.
-[Jonathan] Oh, wow. -[Drew S.] This is impressive.
I just love the height.
The moment you're coming in, the wood cladding,
the posts and beams.
This is like an elevated ranch-style home.
[Jonathan] I love the gas lanterns and the Dutch door.
They create an inviting entrance.
But this does nothing for me.
-Well. -Let's hope the inside impresses more.
-OK. -OK, we've got some --
This is cool.
[Jonathan] Coming right in to the courtyard right away,
this doesn't look like your typical Vegas home.
-This has its own personality. -[Drew S.] I love that tile.
How cool is that? This is a pretty good start
with nothing too crazy in it.
[Jonathan] No. I just want to get inside.
-Ooh! -Oh, wow!
[Jonathan] You open that cedar-plank feel into a vibe that does not feel
like Vegas. I already love it.
It's Southern charm.
It's got that Western vibe that we grew up with,
which is awesome.
Look at the tile. This is fantastic.
Interesting that they didn't do any kind
of window coverings at all here.
However, I do love that you can open this up,
have that indoor-outdoor flow.
[Drew S.] This is an extremely layered design.
It's not overly fancy, don't touch the sofa.
This says, "Come in, get comfortable, make yourself
at home, pick your seat." The only thing that's a little
odd to me is the sitting zone behind this sitting area.
I know they're trying to fill this space over here,
but that feels a little awkward to me.
I'm ignoring how strange this is
because I'm obsessed with this room.
[Drew S.] This is probably my favorite.
Who doesn't love a little poker setup?
The brass cloth up above is really cool.
The substantial light fixture is great up here in the middle.
This is moody. This has elegance.
It feels like that '70s, '80s flair, which is beautiful.
Well, I can see why they won this space, because this feels
like they definitely took some risks, and it paid off.
Oh, whoa, whoa!
Look at the smoke mirror back there!
-Ooh. -[Jonathan] That's cool!
Literally bringing in the smoky sexy.
The only thing that I think is a miss in the kitchen is
the hood is kind of bulky and plain.
Everything else in here is striking.
O-M-G!
-Look at the size of that table and the bench! -[Jonathan] Oh-ho!
[Drew S.] I don't think I've ever seen a bench in a residential
application this big. -[Jonathan] Oh, OK.
This will be one of those features that a buyer will
absolutely love.
Not only will they pay more for something like this,
but this will help them sell the house.
[Drew S.] It absolutely will.
This is the ultimate entertaining space.
Let's check out the main suite.
OK, impress me.
-[whistles] Wow! -Oh, wow!
Bold!
-[Drew S.] Wow, wow, wow. -[Jonathan] And it's curved.
Actually, I love that curved detail.
The fireplace is offset so that
you have a functional vanity for getting ready.
I think that's a pretty tasteful choice.
-OK. -So what's going on with the hall here?
It's not a choice I would have made.
No, I don't think it's -- yeah, it almost looks
like you're tarping this off to protect it while you're
doing construction. -[Jonathan] Strange.
-I think that -- -Oh, OK.
[Drew S.] Oh. Yes, please.
I like the idea that you come in here, you have a feature
like this soaker tub.
You have a lot of drawer space and cabinet space,
and then you have open shelves.
So to me, you thought through the function of this space.
I also like that you have the mirror
in front of the window.
A lot of people design a bathroom without having
the vanity at the window because they say,
"You can't put a mirror there." And this is how you solve
that solution and still add style.
[Jonathan] I mean, a lot of this feels a little bit plain,
like the color palette and everything is very simple.
But then the fact that they tweaked it with this
vintage fireplace surround, I think that's a really
cool choice. -This is nice.
I want to see the other side of this space.
Oh, the closet.
Where there's a bathroom, there's always a closet.
[Drew S.] Oh, wow, look at that ceiling.
-The green runs down the walls. -[Jonathan] I like the choice.
-It's a very cool, unique room. -Look.
-Do you see what I'm seeing? -Oh, it's a trap -- it's a secret door.
[Drew S.] This is a secret door. This is the RV area, right?
-Oh, wow. -[Jonathan] Oh, wow.
[Jonathan] Yes, yeah, it's the RV space.
[Drew S.] OK, wow.
[Jonathan] This is like a gym locker room. This is like a spa locker room.
[Drew S.] It feels like a commercial gym.
[Jonathan] I feel like it's a cool use of space.
It doesn't feel
overly designed as well. -[Drew S.] No.
[Jonathan] It just feels functional.
Yeah, so the only designer element in this space would be
the area rug that is not functional for a gym space
and this mirror wall.
It just -- it feels like you're in a garage.
Ooh, I do see something I like.
[Drew S.] Sauna. This is my game.
[Jonathan] You are the sauna king.
[Drew S.] I am the sauna and the gym king.
A sauna with the traditional as well as the infrared option
is great. I know the value.
Having the shower out here is really great.
Do you know what this is? This is a cold plunge.
I don't want to go outside the house to come into this.
I want to be able to access it from within the house.
So, I don't know.
Adding the door to get here from the main suite is
amplifying the value-add for me.
And I think people will pay top dollar
for this kind of convenience.
I want to see the multi-gen space,
see what they did with that.
[Jonathan] Whoa.
Oh, whoa. All right.
I like that it's attached to the main house.
So they're using the multi-gen as a full theater.
I also like that the door is on the side, because all
the others have the door coming in from here.
This actually creates a niche for everything on this side.
But I'm not digging the fabric everywhere.
It looks sloppy.
[Drew S.] I think it's cheapening this space.
It literally feels like a circus tent.
[Jonathan] This felt rushed.
[Drew S.] It's so interesting, because Kim and Chelsea have
blown me away in so many of the spaces.
And then I come in here.
-Ooh. -All right.
Nice.
[Drew S.] Some comfortable outdoor lounging.
They've got an outdoor kitchen.
Wow. This is really nice.
I didn't realize the yard was gonna be this wide.
[Drew S.] I like that the pool's tucked over to the side.
And then you have the spa entrances right there.
This is the main bedroom suite.
This is a very thoughtfully planned outdoor space because
there are so many activities. -Yeah.
The bocce alone. I love bocce ball.
And I love competition, so anytime you can add that
to the yard, I'm good.
Forget about having a rental suite inside.
How many weddings could you host in Vegas here?
Well, you have that gigantic seating area inside.
You can see why they won. This is pretty awesome.
We did everything we said we were gonna do.
Ugh!
-I'll tell ya. -How's it going?
Uh-oh. Oh, my gosh.
You're outnumbered by Canadians.
You guys are taller than I thought.
We like to meet tall people.
Obviously, no introduction needed.
[Brooke] Oh, my gosh. I love it, hi.
-Nice to meet you. -Good to see you, too.
So, Brooke, Scott, you clearly know the Property Brothers.
Yeah, welcome to our house, gentlemen.
We call this modern hacienda.
You both have experience designing and transforming
homes, so I'm interested to see how this dynamic works.
It was a bit of an unlikely pairing, I'll be honest.
You know, when we both started,
we weren't sure how to size each other up.
The thing that I think is dynamic here is because
you also have experience with short-term rental.
-Yes. -And Scott has so many rentals.
He's dealt with that world,
adding value to homes for so long.
The whole competition is added value.
I'm curious to see how you stand out above the rest
because of that experience you both have.
Prepare to have your mind blown, brothers.
I like the stone.
The stonework, it looks amazing.
So I like that it's not just a solid beam,
it's got some detail. -[Jonathan] The colors are good.
It's tasteful. It's definitely tasteful.
I like it. I do like the chateau feel.
[Drew S.] It doesn't feel like Vegas.
OK.
[Jonathan] Whoa, this really feels
pretty special.
Having that stone facade is a much better look than just
having a generic wall. -[Drew S.] Yeah.
[Jonathan] And this is still bright and inviting, but still feels
very sophisticated.
[Drew S.] All right, let's go inside.
Oh, wow.
Oh my gosh, totally different vibe.
[Drew S.] That stucco finish looks really nice.
[Jonathan] The cross beams here, the arches are fantastic.
[Drew S.] That's a wood detail for the chandelier.
I love that.
The two sitting areas work here.
I actually even love what they did with the
wine cabinet here.
Oh, wow.
[Jonathan] I mean, this is a pretty great kitchen.
[Drew S.] Yeah.
[Jonathan] Oh, they've done a double island.
I didn't even notice the double island.
Cabinets on this side.
Breakfast bar seating there. All storage.
I'm gonna say the thing that nobody probably wants to say.
I'm not a fan of the cabinets. I don't like them.
In my opinion, I just don't think that this sort of
a wood tone for the kitchen is the most appealing.
I guess that's because I'm a little bit country
and you're a little bit rock and roll. -Probably.
-Main bedroom suite? -Yeah.
Down here?
Wait a second. What's going on here?
Whoa. OK, this is confusing.
[Drew S.] Come on, let's start in the bedroom.
[Jonathan] OK.
[Drew S.] I do love the detail on the ceiling and how they've got
the lighting recessed in,
so it gives you this beautiful aesthetic.
In fact, I bet you if the recessed lights were off,
this is really moody and really nice.
Closet over here with a glass wall so you can see
the sexy sofa.
I'm not a fan of the glass wall as much as it's a cool
high-end feature.
Most people's closets are pretty messy, and also --
It's if you want to tell your partner, I love you.
After being a show home,
it's not gonna look this clean.
I don't think they've added the value here that they think
they've added. -Is that goldleaf?
-Yeah, that's goldleaf. -Love that.
Little barrel detail.
See, things like that, the barrel ceilings,
that's adding value.
-Oh, whoa. -Wait, a built-in sauna?
Now, this is adding hard value.
-Look at the back-lit stone. -Is it tile, or what is it?
What's it called, like a salt wall?
The Himalayan salt wall, right?
Oh, it smells good in there.
Yeah, so as this heats up, it's good for your skin,
and, you know, if it's good for your skin, it's good for a win.
I mean, it's nice that they've added some of that arch detail
in here for the mirrors and for above the tub.
This brings some expensive-looking detail to the room.
[Jonathan] Let's check out the multi-gen.
-Ooh. -Oh, wow.
-Oh, this is nice. -[Drew S.] Oh, wait.
Did they close it off into an actual bedroom?
Instead of an open studio space, it's a one-bedroom.
This feels nice, though.
I love that there's an actual living space.
Actual kitchen.
But I actually like that they added a bedroom.
The fact that you can close this in.
The closet's on the outside of the bedroom there,
but then you can actually have
a little bit of privacy in here.
Having an actual bedroom here is valuable.
What's the bathroom look like?
-Oh, I like the tile. -Yeah, that's nice.
I like this style. Very cool.
An electric toilet.
I feel like I like this more than the other multi-gens.
Do we think Scott's getting a little bit more design savvy
because he has Brooke on his side?
Because I feel that there's some touches here I haven't
seen from Scott before. -[Jonathan] I don't know.
But this makes me want to see the last of the spaces.
-The RV room. -Mm-hmm.
Oh, whoa!
This is my dream!
Pickleball, basketball.
See, this feels like a fully,
re-imagined space. -[Jonathan] Yeah.
Well, there's no door leading to the backyard.
Because are you always gonna be coming in off the front
of the house?
No, I think you would more likely use a recreational space
from the backyard.
Yeah, actually, that's a good point.
They should have at least had an access point.
I mean, this is pretty cool.
Oh, my God, I just realized those are all pickleballs.
Yeah.
They literally created an entire wall out of hundreds
and hundreds of pickleballs.
Is there a lot of value add here?
No, I don't think so.
But it's definitely a cool space, and I bet you this would
help families see how they would enjoy the space.
I just wish there was access out the back.
That would have been even more cool.
But why don't we get out back?
I wanna check out the yard.
This is what Vegas entertaining lifestyle
is all about. This flow, indoor-outside.
And they've actually laid this out really well.
They've got the see-through fireplace, which is beautiful.
TV, if you want that out here.
Great lounging.
-Totally protected. -[Jonathan] Dining as well.
[Drew S.] You're getting multiple spaces out of the one area here.
And then out here, your yard is more narrow because they've
decided to use this back area
as a pool, the lounging area, and the outdoor kitchen.
[Jonathan] This is -- they've added hard value.
I'm excited to see what the appraisers thought because
I definitely have my thoughts. -[Jonathan] It's gonna be tough.
[Ty] The appraisers have been busy all day.
This is Vegas. So this is great to see.
Oh, I love those beams.
Hmm.
Fireplace in the bathroom is a nice addition.
A single two ton to cool and heat all this space,
so in 120 degree summers, this is gonna get very hot in here.
[Ty] And the results are in.
All right, Nate, how was the appraisal, OK?
Could not have been easy.
You got something for me?
This is it. All right.
Gentlemen.
You were not kidding when you said
this was gonna be tough.
I -- I mean, seriously, these houses are
amazing, right? -It'd be interesting to see
what the appraisers think because
not two of them are the same.
Right. They're so different.
And sometimes I find appraisers, they're not swayed
by just a bold design choice.
They're swayed by the stuff that people are gonna look
on a listing and say, "I'm gonna pay more money
for that." -That's a good point, too,
because homeowners will walk up to a house and be
swayed by the curb appeal, or they'll come into a house
and be blown away by something pretty
that isn't really a value add.
Appraisers don't look at things the same way.
So I just met with the appraiser,
and he handed me this,
which means they've crunched the numbers, and we have
ourselves a winner. We've got teams out there.
I think we ought to show them who the winner is.
-Let's break some news. -It's time.
[Ty] Let's do this.
Teams, it's time.
You've completed your residency here in Vegas.
-Yeah! -Finally.
Whoo!
And tonight, it's closing night on the block.
Your houses have been appraised, and we are moments
away from hearing who will get to hang their name
on that street sign.
-Yes! -[laughing]
This competition is always so incredible because you have
four identical homes, four blank canvases,
and a chance just to make them your own.
And you guys did. You did an incredible job.
And we will be making a donation of 100,000 meals
in your name to No Kid Hungry, a national campaign to end
childhood hunger in America.
Nice!
These houses were originally appraised at $1.9 million each,
and that was only seven weeks ago.
You were given $275,000
to bring them to life, and you did.
This really was a neck-and-neck race.
We're seeing top-notch designs from all of you.
The thing that's the most exciting to me is that every
one of these houses appraised over $2.9 million.
-Damn! -Wow.
-[Ty] Well done. -Whoo!
[Kim] Wow.
-Every one of them. -Every one of them.
-Wow. -Seriously, let that sink in a little bit.
You've added over $700,000 to all your homes.
Wow.
The highest appraised house appraised at $2,962,000.
That's an increased value of $762,000.
After Kim and Chelsea's and Taniya and Drew's bonus
appraisal money was factored in, the difference between
the highest appraised home and the lowest appraised home
was only 18 grand. -What?
Who's wishing they had that $1,000?
We should have taken the $1,000.
Get this.
The difference between the highest appraised home
and the second highest appraised home was only $5,500.
I can't.
-I can't. -Seriously, neck-and-neck.
Dang.
One little tweak in your curb appeal or the first thing
you see when you walk in your front door, you know that can
make a difference of a few thousand bucks
in someone's eye. -Yeah.
Taniya and Drew, let's start with your home, livable luxe.
The moment you walk up to this house, it's stunning.
The curb appeal is there.
The use of color and detail,
bold, dramatic choices were bang-on.
They were really, really well done.
-Thank you. -The frigging speakeasy.
That was really, really clever.
[Drew S.] That was awesome.
[Jonathan] And the whole house, it was really set up for entertaining
and different types of entertaining.
I could absolutely see somebody buying this home in Vegas
because they want to have all of those special zones.
[Drew S.] It's an amazing, stunning place, and the little hidden
secrets like that speakeasy just takes it up a notch.
One of the best entertaining homes that I've ever seen.
Well done.
-Thank you. -Thank you. Thanks.
Next up, Kim and Chelsea's Smokey Sexy.
When you come in the front door, right away,
it was so unique. You took risks.
In every space, you went for something a little different.
-Your dining area was awesome. -[Jonathan] Oh, that banquette.
All the resorts on the strip just called,
and they're jealous of your banquette.
Only surpassed by that incredible backyard.
I just loved how thoughtful it was and how everything
was laid out, but it felt really, really cool.
A place that anybody would want to spend a lot of time.
And a lot of the decisions as well
were not just light dressing.
They were actual hard value adds to the property.
-So great job on the yard. -Thanks.
Let's move now to comfortable elegance, and that would be
Mina and Vernon.
[Jonathan] As soon as you walk in, it was very inviting and very bright.
Where some of the properties went darker and bold,
you guys were inviting, light and bright, and I definitely
think that appeals probably more to the masses.
[Drew S.] Yeah, exactly.
You did a lot of tone-on-tone throughout.
It is a safer choice, but overall it appeals to
a broader audience, and that could really help
you with the appraisal.
The idea of adding a second suite into the RV garage,
I think was pretty cool. Heads and beds is a good thing.
Potentially, that could get you more money for this
property, but we had to wonder if that's what a buyer
at this price point actually wants.
And we can't forget about our most vocal team
in this competition. That would be Scott and Brooke.
Whatever this magic dynamic is, it worked because
your place was incredible.
As soon as you walked in, there was this Southwestern
flair that we really loved, something that was very
different than everything else. You nailed the tones.
You nailed the textures.
It didn't feel kitschy, but at the same time,
it felt elevated and inviting.
That main area, the kitchen, the arches,
I know why you won the kitchen challenge because that was
an outstanding space. -[Brooke] Thank you.
[Jonathan] There was a pickleball court.
[Drew S.] The thing that would be very interesting is how
it's appraised because some people may see value
that this is an RV garage.
You can still drive an RV in there, yet you've turned it
into a sports space.
Whereas there are some other areas that have actually put up
walls and converted into a spa area or a rental suite.
So it's different types of value that each of you
are going for, but it's valid in every way.
You've all added value.
So there's just one more thing left to do.
Announce our winning team and hang that street sign.
-Are you guys ready? -Let's do this.
-Yeah. -Whoo!
Let's see what hand has been dealt tonight.
[gasps]
Holy [bleep]!
Oh, my gosh.
-I mean, this is crazy. -[all exclaiming]
How wild is this?
Whoo-hoo-hoo!
What in the world is going on?
Let's look to the bright lights of Vegas.
[all yelling, exclaiming]
-Dude, this is so cool. -Oh, it's a slot machine.
-That's amazing. -No way.
-Yes. -No way.
-That's intense. -No way.
Who's feeling lucky right now?
Y'all took a gamble, and it's going to pay off.
-This is insane. -Here we go.
-Oh, boy.
[all] Nine, eight, seven, six,
five, four, three, two, one.
And the winners of "Rock the Block" are...
Kim and Chelsea!
-Whoo! -[all yelling]
[whistling]
-Congratulations! -[Ty] Congratulations!
Oh, yay, guys! Congratulations!
[indistinct exclaiming]
Oh, my god. Oh, my god.
[indistinct]
Seriously, I cannot believe it. [sniffles]
It does not feel real.
From day one, I said I was with the best interior designer
here, and now it's proven to be true.
I mean, she is way ahead of her time.
But the magic truly was us together.
-Well, thank you for saying that. -It was.
It was.
It feels like great validation of jumping in the creative
current and the risk-taking and the momentum
of this entire opportunity.
And it just feels really beautiful.
I cannot believe.
There was so much detail.
There was so much that we fell in love with
in every single house.
Yet you guys took it just that little step further.
And I'm telling you, when we walked in there,
it was wow everywhere we turned, every room we walked into.
[Kim] All the houses were so incredible.
And so we're really just blown away.
-We're so grateful to even be a part of this. -Yeah.
This is gonna be the most sought after cul-de-sac
in the entire city. -Yeah.
-Seriously. -We hope so.
It's really, really, really, really good.
-I loved your house. -Thank you.
-We're happy for you. -Thank you.
We may not have won, but even knowing the result,
I wouldn't have changed a thing.
-I'm really proud of you. -I'm proud of you too.
It's not easy to do.
It was really fun.
I don't even care.
I had so much fun.
I was crying because I felt so lucky to be here.
-This was the first time out of my shell, out of hiding... -Yeah.
...and I have definitely grown as a designer.
I'm feeling more confident in myself, and this will forever,
forever stick with me.
You guys did an amazing job. You deserve this.
Everybody did.
[Mina] Yeah, I'm bummed.
It's a tough pill to swallow.
It does make you kind of think about the approach,
the balance between the actual number of square footage versus
how much we were spending on, like, bigger design swings
and risks and things like that.
I'm so competitive, I want to win.
We expected to win.
And someone else did. And that's OK.
[Vernon] I still believe we did a wonderful job.
Just like playing in the Super Bowl and not
coming out with the victory, you gotta tell yourself,
"Hey, it's gonna be OK."
[Taniya] Oh, I'm so happy you won.
I feel so happy for Kim and Chelsea.
Their house is gorgeous. It really was anybody's game.
I'm just happy for them because they had a clear idea
of what they wanted for their house, and they just went
for it. And they were rewarded.
[Taniya] I'm so proud of what we did.
Ugh.
[Drew L.] Our house as a home,
this is a place that somebody will move into
and fall in love with. -Mm-hmm.
And make so many magical memories, just like we made
magical memories here creating it.
So whether we win, whether we don't win...
-We won. -We won.
Come on over and do the honors!
-Yeah! -Congrats, ladies.
I'm going. Ty.
-Start this up. -This will be my souvenir.
-There it is. -[cheering]
-Yay! -This is hard.
-Amazing. -All right!
[whooping, cheering]
[Ty] Kim and Chelsea Place.
The hard part about it being over is we do live these very
full lives. Now I'll get emotional.
But we do, like, we don't get to do this.
Oh, dang it, I'm an ugly crier.
We don't get to spend this kind of time together
and that has been one of the big wins.
I can't believe it.
-Good job. -Well done.
Oh, my God.
It's a very unique, lifelong soul friendship.
Mm-hmm.
[indistinct chatter]
Hey, we should all get matching tattoos.
-Yeah! -[indistinct exclaiming]
-Come on. -We're family.
Guys, get in on the tattoos!