House Hunters Season 131 Episode 2 Ornate vs. Simple in Chicago
- TV-G
- August 12, 2017
- 21 min
In this episode of House Hunters season 131, the focus is on Chicago, specifically the choice between an ornate home compared to a simple one. The episode opens with the narrator giving us a brief overview of the two homes that the couple -Amy and Randy- are about to see.
The couple is introduced, and it's apparent that they have two very different tastes in home decor. Amy prefers an ornate, Victorian-style home, while Randy likes a more modern, simplistic look. Amy also likes a lot of color, whereas Randy is more muted in his preferences.
The first house they see is a Victorian-style home that Amy is immediately drawn to. The ornate details on the exterior of the house, such as the stained glass windows and the intricate woodwork, make her fall in love with it. However, Randy is skeptical, and it's evident that he doesn't share her enthusiasm for the home. Inside, Amy is delighted by the chandeliers and crown molding, while Randy seems underwhelmed.
The real estate agent then takes them to the second house, which is more in line with Randy's taste. The house is modern, with clean lines and muted colors. The couple seems to be more aligned in their tastes when they look at this house, and Amy expresses how much she loves the simplicity of it. Randy is happier too and agrees that the house meets more of their requirements.
After discussing the two houses, the couple decides to take a closer look at the Victorian-style house. They both love the grand staircase, the stain glass designs, and the chandeliers. Amy can envision the home's potential, but Randy is still unconvinced. They move on to the second house, and although Randy is happy with it, Amy is still unsure.
The tension increases as they weigh the pros and cons of each home, given their varying tastes. The Victorian-style home with all its ornate details, and the modern simplicity of the other house seems to be two very different worlds that they must decide between.
Ultimately, one of the houses is chosen, but we'll have to watch to find out which one it is.
This episode showcases the reality of navigating different tastes in home decor within a relationship. It also shows how the decision-making process for buying a home can be complicated and emotional. The show does a fantastic job of giving viewers a glimpse into the potential stress that can come with making such a big decision.