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Erin Napier Reveals Who Pays for the Furnishings on HGTV’s ‘Home Town’
Home Town has been on HGTV for years now, but there are still some burning questions fans have about with the show. Two of the biggest: Who pays for all the furnishings on the show and do the homeowners get to keep everything? After seeing all the carefully curated and impeccably designed pieces from Erin and Ben Napier it totally makes sense why there’s such an interest. If you’ve been wondering this same thing, you’re in luck because we found the answer!
Who pays for the furnishings on HGTV’s Hometown and do the owners get to keep them?
Back in 2017, Erin shared some “insider info.” about this whole process on Instagram. “The homeowners’ budget usually does allow for lots of pieces they get to keep + the custom pieces @scotsman.co builds for each home and I like to use the homeowner’s
Albert Kahn-designed home in Ann Arbor offers trademark balance and luxury
ANN ARBOR, MI – A home designed by Albert Kahn, the legendary architect who brought buildings like Hill Auditorium, Angell Hall and Burton Memorial Tower to the University of Michigan campus, recently was listed in Ann Arbor.
The home at 2101 Hill Street, which was listed for $2.37 million and is now under contract, features many of the trademark design characteristics Kahn is noted for in his residential, commercial and industrial buildings, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices listing agent Jeffrey Post said.
The 7,100-square-foot classic Georgian Revival home features seven bedrooms and seven bathrooms that showcase the proportion, balance, style and elegance that are found in many of the buildings that made Kahn one of Detroit’s most noted building designers, Post said.
The home, located in the Ann Arbor Hills neighborhood, is MLive’s House of the Week. Homes from across the state are featured every Wednesday.
“When something like this comes along,
Blue Heron Unveils Vegas Modern 001, a Visionary Home Designed to Inspire Joy, Wonder, and Emotional Well-Being
Award-winning Las Vegas-based design-led firm debuts revolutionary multisensory experience center, developed to amplify the modern lifestyle
Acclaimed design-led development firm Blue Heron has unveiled Vegas Modern 001 (VM001), the firm’s most ambitious undertaking. Named after Blue Heron’s innovative Vegas Modern™ design philosophy, VM001 is an industry achievement for residential design, expertly curating the way people relate to the experience of “home.” Priced at $28 million, VM001 is the most expensive new-construction listing in the history of Las Vegas.
“Design is a vehicle for communication, and our philosophy is about connecting with people on a deep emotional level,” explained Blue Heron CEO and Founder Tyler Jones. “VM001 is the culmination of our 17 years, pushing boundaries to amplify how our clients live. Our team’s imagination and ingenuity are on display across every inch of this immersive architectural experience.”
Located within the exclusive MacDonald Highlands community in Las Vegas, the 15,000-square-foot-home