The social distancing and stay-at-home measures implemented in March 2020 to mitigate the coronavirus pandemic have prompted many homeowners to reevaluate the interior design of their properties. Some homeowners have realized that this could be a good time to tackle home improvement projects; in some cases, the goal is to transform a living space for aesthetics while in other situations homeowners want to boost the value of their properties. Whatever their reasons may be, Americans have demonstrated a keen interest in home improvement programming during the pandemic; even though many projects cannot actually be completed at the time because of the various restrictions, the following interior design shows can certainly inspire you to get busy once things start getting back to normal.
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Designing Spaces On Lifetime Tv
There was a time when the Lifetime TV cable network mostly featured entertainment developed for female audiences; to a certain extent, this is still the case because women are still this channel’s most significant demographic, but the programming now features more than just films, dramatic series, and soap operas. Designing Spaces is a show that gives viewers an opportunity to revamp their interiors by learning on a step-by-step basis. In recent months, the show has become more useful with shorter segments such as this Designing Spaces partnership program, which focus on highlighting products and services to improve modern everyday life.
Amazing Interiors
This Netflix series has been discussed on many online forums dedicated to interior decoration and design; as its name suggests, the focus is on living spaces that you would not expect when looking at the exterior of the structure. The twelve episodes of Amazing Interiors highlight living spaces that have been transformed in terms of functionality and style, and they include projects such as a small roller coaster in a patio, a half-pipe for skateboarding that looks like it belongs on the ESPN X Games, and even a bedroom that features an impossible waterfall.
This Old House
You can’t ever go wrong with this classic American television series that has been going strong for more than 40 seasons. In the United States, This Old House has been synonymous with the Public Broadcasting Service, and it made Bob Vila a television star long before cable networks such as HGTV came on the air. The best thing about this series is that corporate sponsors have sought to distribute it across multiple outlets; the YouTube channel is one of your best bets if you want to search for specific home improvement projects.
Flip Or Flop
There are many reasons to catch up on old episodes of this HGTV series, one of them being purely related to the reality television drama surrounding the formerly married couple of Tarek El Moussa and Christina Anstead, whose extremely photogenic looks kept the show on the air after a dismally produced first season. The best Flip or Flop episodes date back to 2014, for this is when viewers realized that Christina is a very talented interior designer who can work wonders with a limited budget.