I DO NOT cry over home shows, but of the eight episodes on Netflix, seven made me cry. The stories were warm, genuine, heartfelt and the people whose homes were done were incredibly deserving.
These were real people with real stories. People who have worked hard all their lives for community and some had just kept on surviving after being beaten down or not getting opportunities and now they get something back.
It's a surprise and their tears are more than joy, they are relief, the weight lifted off their shoulders. You can see the ache they have been living with just burst out of them and the release of pain, was pain as they were transformed.
The designs were creative, impressive, new, innovative, sharp and really reflected the families to a T. I watched the designs come together and was thinking "Hey, that's new, I'd really like that".
I hope this series will have more episodes.
These were real people with real stories. People who have worked hard all their lives for community and some had just kept on surviving after being beaten down or not getting opportunities and now they get something back.
It's a surprise and their tears are more than joy, they are relief, the weight lifted off their shoulders. You can see the ache they have been living with just burst out of them and the release of pain, was pain as they were transformed.
The designs were creative, impressive, new, innovative, sharp and really reflected the families to a T. I watched the designs come together and was thinking "Hey, that's new, I'd really like that".
I hope this series will have more episodes.