Designers' Challenge Season 11 Episode 12 Colorful Kitchen

In Designers' Challenge season 11 episode 12, titled "Colorful Kitchen," three designers are tasked with transforming a dull, lackluster kitchen into a vibrant and inviting space. Each designer is given a budget of $10,000 and just four days to complete their renovation.

The first designer, Alex, is drawn to bold colors and patterns. He chooses to paint the walls a bright yellow and install colorful tiles for the backsplash. He also adds a pop of color with a red island in the center of the kitchen. To maximize storage space, he installs new cabinets and creates a custom pantry. The finished product is a lively and functional kitchen that perfectly reflects the homeowner's personality.

The second designer, Rachel, opts for a more muted color scheme. She selects a calming blue for the walls and a neutral shade for the cabinets. Rachel adds texture with a tiled backsplash and incorporates natural wood elements for a rustic touch. She replaces outdated appliances with energy-efficient ones and adds new lighting fixtures to brighten up the space. The end result is a tranquil and comfortable kitchen that perfectly suits the homeowner's needs.

Finally, the third designer, Mark, aims to create a bold and modern feel in the kitchen. He selects sleek black cabinets and adds stainless steel appliances for a contemporary touch. To add some color, he incorporates red accents throughout the space in the form of bar stools, a rug, and a few decorative pieces. Mark also expands the kitchen by knocking down a wall and creating an open-concept layout that connects to the dining room. The finished product is a chic and functional kitchen that perfectly blends modern design with pops of color.

At the end of the episode, the homeowner is presented with three stunning new kitchens, each with its unique style and personality. The homeowner must choose which designer's vision best matches their own taste and needs. The challenge comes down to the details, and the designers reveal their thought processes and the advantages and limitations of their design choices. In the end, the homeowner must choose the one kitchen that they can see themselves using and enjoying for many years to come.