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As dogs tend to do, Forever has shed all over Neal's apartment, which isn't exactly Buckingham Palace. But true to form, he converts the cavernous space into a gorgeous, multipurpose room where the whole church and all their friends can assemble.

With Ted Allen, Carson Kressley, Kyan Douglas, Thom Filicia. Queer Eye is an American reality television series that premiered on the Bravo network in Julyinitially broadcast as Queer Eye for the Straight Guy. The series was created by executive producers David Collins and Michael Williams along with David Metzler through their company, Scout Productions.

Five gay men try to improve the lives and confidence of straight men by giving them makeovers and advice. Additionally, Tammye's son gets a mini-makeover from the Fab Five, as well as a warm welcome into his mother's church community.

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[1] Each episode features a team of gay professionals in the fields of fashion, personal.

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There is no space Berk can't transform into something attractive, comfortable, and livable. He also wants a style makeover not to look better or snag a date, but to be more presentable for an upcoming fundraiser for the station.

In some cases, it's a tall order, but the show's resident interior designer Bobby Berk makes it all look remarkably easy. There are sectional sofas, broken window blinds thanks, Forever! Season 1, episode 2 finds the Fab Five dealing with Neal, a bearded, mountain-man-like techie who lives with his best friend, a dog named Forever.

The best Queer Eye home makeovers manage to capture the unique spirit of each episode's homeowner, while making the space both functional and visually. Bobby has quite a challenge on his hands, as the "community center" is just an expansive, yet empty, unfinished room.

The Queer Eye reboot on Netflix is about making people over - inside and out - and one aspect of these transformations is the home renovation. As a bonus, he remodels Tammye's bathroom and gives her a bright, clean space showing off the best of the room's natural light.

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Vote up the stunning home transformations you can't even believe, hunny! The Season 1 finale tackles the case of Jeremy, a firefighter in Georgia whose goals for starring in makeover show are genuinely selfless. Bobby sweeps in and works his magic, then voila!

Homes aren't the only properties receiving facelifts in this trending incarnation of Queer Eye. Berk remodeled other spaces for the show's subjects - known as "heroes" - as well. Neal has a home again. It's transformed into a modern showplace with sleek lines and contemporary finishes.

But alongside those important discussions, Bobby's greatest home makeovers add an aesthetically pleasing element to people's lives. For instance, one episode featured a church community center makeover, and another included the redecoration of a fire station.

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He wants the makeover not for his home, but for the fire station where he and his colleagues can make the best use of it. She makes it known from the get-go she doesn't want Bobby gay remodel her home; instead, she wants him to redo her church's community center to make the place more appealing and usable.

The Queer Eye reboot on Netflix is about making people over - inside and out - and one aspect of these transformations is the home renovation. Queer Eye: Created by David Collins. The shower is clean, and the deck becomes a place where people would want to sit.

Grab some tissues! The best Queer Eye home makeovers manage to capture the unique spirit of each episode's homeowner, while making the space both functional and visually stunning. The Season 2 opener finds the Fab Five helping a cancer survivor named Tammye who recently lost her mother to the disease.