HGTV Design Stars

Lyndsay and Leslie have artfully embraced an 'Earthy Boho' aesthetic for this home renovation. Their creative touch is evident in the transformation of the homeowner's piano into a unique piano planter. We're truly impressed by how this home seamlessly combines comfort and style.

The girls prefer our JetCore flooring for their Unsellable Houses remodels in the Pacific Northwest due to the region's moisture issues. Our 100% waterproof flooring is not only durable and stain-resistant but also excels in handling spills and mud. Say goodbye to concerns about muddy shoes ruining your front entryway; this flooring is easy to maintain and cleans effortlessly preserving its stunning appearance. 

The color palette chosen by Lyndsay and Leslie for the remodel in episode 8 of Unsellable Houses is absolutely captivating. Their "Modern Rustic" design transforms the space into an inviting retreat that appeals to everyone. The decision to upgrade the flooring to our Country Retreat option introduces a rich, deep brown tone that harmonizes perfectly with the natural green selected for the kitchen cabinets, interior accent walls, and upholstered furniture.

The inclusion of wood paneling and an extra fireplace in this home elevates it to the status of the ultimate comfort and an escape from the harsh winter cold. The combination of wood paneling and the Country Retreat JetCore XL flooring adds incredible warmth and imbues the bonus room with an enchanting old-world charm. The carefully chosen accessories and furnishings, punctuated by the addition of vibrant plants, make this space exceptionally inviting and create a truly welcoming atmosphere. The girls have undeniably crafted an exceptionally impressive and outstanding home this episode.

The vibrant wallpaper surrounding the brick fireplace complements the post-modern aesthetic the duo aimed for. The Country Retreat flooring harmonizes the entire space, infusing warmth with its rich brown hues. It's an inviting haven, perfect for curling up by the fire with a good book.

Night one concluded with Episode 2, a home that encapsulated tranquility in every detail. The design was a delicate balance of light and airy elements, featuring subtle earthy tones throughout. Our JetCore Flooring in Sandy Beech proved to be the ideal selection, seamlessly tying together the home with its warm and natural hues.

The open layout seamlessly connecting the kitchen, dining, and living rooms is a major draw for the average buyer. It's easy to envision a family relishing this space, each member finding their niche within the expansive area. Picture Dad whipping up dinner in the kitchen, Mom cozied up by the fire with a book, all the while keeping a watchful eye on the kids playing in the living room. It's truly an idyllic setting for any family. The ease of installing the durable JetCore in Sandy Beech throughout the whole space is worth noting, as this flooring doesn't require a transition strip for spaces smaller than 4500 sq.ft., adding to its practicality and appeal.

This remodel is a wonderful tribute to the modern aesthetic, and it's clear that Lyndsay and Leslie did an outstanding job embodying their "simple oasis" design inspiration. Their work resulted in an inviting and elegantly cozy living space, which we find truly captivating.

 The canopy bed adds a touch of dreaminess to the room, making it an inviting place to relax. The incorporation of natural wood accents in the Sandy Beech flooring and furniture with the presence of greenery from both houseplants and outdoor plants create a divine and harmonious atmosphere. It's clear that this bedroom not only fulfills functional needs but also offers a comfortable and inviting space for rest and relaxation.

Our rich dark Country Retreat shade was used throughout this custom home from HGTV's design competition show Rock-The-Block. Twin Sisters Leslie Davis and Lyndsay Lamb from HGTV's Unsellable Houses designed this gorgeous South Carolina, low country home and filled it with Southern Charm and all the design spice of Lamb & Co. This twin sister duo are a design force to be reckoned with! Take a look below to see more photos of the natural, eclectic and bright Kitchen.

Lyndsay and Leslie wanted to make sure they added the most value to this home, they were able to do that by putting in these bi-fold doors out to the patio. With the household "dishwasher" in mind, the girls made sure to provide them with a great view of the homes spacious outdoor space. These doors allow for the interior and exterior space of this home to become seamless, a perfect flow from both spaces, ideal when entertaining large groups. 

Lyndsay and Leslie added a the touch of Southern hospitality to this kitchen with a custom sweet tea bar. The bar features a filtered pot filler and all the sweet tea extras you'd need! Wood paneling accent on wall brings the beautiful JetCore XL Country Retreat tones up to another part of the kitchen, an amazing textural pop of wood.  

Fun Fact: In order to stop spirits from entering you house, Charleston superstition says they need to be distracted with something to read. Lyndsay and Leslie took this historical knowledge to heart and displayed vintage maps as wallpaper for the spirits to read and become distracted from meandering throughout the rest of the house! These girls did their local historical research!

Lyndsay and Leslie added a  pop of color to this Living space with this beautiful green accent wall. With natural greenery throughout the space this bright accent color is seamlessly strewn about this space. Natural subtle colors from the upholstery and flooring are a great neutral base to allow the green and yellow accents shine. 

Ample seating for your guests and accent tables for their drinks & snacks, you can host comfortably in this space. Built in's on either side of the mantel provide additional storage for games and blankets. A lux black and white backsplash accents the custom wet-bar flanking the fireplace, guests can feel free to help themselves to a cocktail here, or stroll into the Kitchen for a non-alcoholic alternative at the sweet tea bar. Keep on reading below to see the Kitchen space from Lyndsay and Leslies RockTheBlock home.

A big reason for winning this episode of RockTheBlock was Lyndsay and Leslie's decision to add a washer and dryer in the main suite closet. The judges felt this addition added an amazing amount of value for any potential home owner. The girls chose to take from square footage from the exterior and interior to make this closet so massive! A smart winning choice.

Episode 3 of #RockTheBlock had the first design challenge! The girls chose these gorgeous reclaimed Heart Pine wood planks as their design feature. We love how they used them in the closet space, such a cool vintage accent, very much in keeping with the flow of the rest of the home. The judges felt this paneling allowed for an often feminine space to read unisex, allowing for additional value added.

Lyndsay and Leslie chose black plumbing fixtures and iron faming for the glass surround, tying together the gorgeous blacks from the floor tiles. The dark beam and wood decor continuing the deep natural wood texture and tones from all over the home. We love the green tile stripe on the double shower-room walls, a beautiful glossy texture flanking the natural marble.

With a cozy daybed for guests and cafe table for dining this space is inviting and usable for all. Keeping the space light and airy Leslie and Lyndsay brought the previously half wall up to provide upper cabinet space and still let the light in from the windows on the other side. 

Cozy up and read a book in these divine swivel chairs or do some homework in style! This loft is a great versatile space that can be utilized in numerous ways. 

The Exterior Episode, Lyndsay and Leslie tackled the exterior of this southern home on this episode of Rock The Block. Lyndsay and Leslie chose to cover most of the house in a gorgeous tumbled brick, reminiscent of the cobblestone streets Charleston. These bricks really bring the southern charm to the exterior.  

An outdoor dining table directly out your backdoor off the outdoor kitchen, what more could you ask for. In need of some herbs for your dinner, the living wall is a beautiful feature Lyndsay and Leslie added that is both practical and sustainable. Providing the home a way to grow their own produce. In addition to the left a beautiful feature dog wash for your fury friend. Such a great idea for people looking to make a cost friendly addition to their backyard. 

Off the main suite Leslie and Lyndsay added stairs to an added patio with pergola. A private retreat in this backyard to lounge and enjoy the space. String lights above create a cozy environment once the sun sets, a cozy comfortable outdoor space.