House Hunters Season 2016 Episode 90 Midcentury Modern or Bust in the Boston Suburbs
- July 20, 2016
- 21 min
In House Hunters season 2016 episode 90 titled "Midcentury Modern or Bust in the Boston Suburbs," viewers are taken on a journey through the beautiful suburbs of Boston in search of the perfect midcentury modern home. With a budget of $750,000, the couple is determined to find a stylish yet functional home that meets all their needs and preferences.
The episode begins with a brief introduction to the couple, highlighting their passion for midcentury modern design and their desire to settle down in Boston. As the couple views different properties, they are impressed with the unique architecture and design elements of each home. The homes they visit include a split-level home, a sprawling ranch, and a colonial-style home.
Throughout the episode, viewers are taken on a tour of these properties, with the couple giving their honest opinions on the features and design elements of each home. They discuss the importance of natural light, open spaces, and clean lines in midcentury modern design. They also examine how each home could be transformed to better suit their taste and needs.
As the couple navigates through the different possibilities, they begin to prioritize their needs and wants. They focus on finding a home with ample living space, a functional kitchen, and a large backyard. They also consider the presence of any original design elements that could be preserved or restored to maintain the midcentury aesthetic they love.
Ultimately, the couple must make a challenging decision between the homes they have viewed. Their final pick is revealed at the end of the episode, as the couple shares their excitement and plans for making the space their own.
"Midcentury Modern or Bust in the Boston Suburbs" offers an inside look at the competitive Boston housing market and what it takes to find the perfect midcentury modern home. It also showcases the couple's passion for design and the importance of visually appealing and functional spaces for modern living.
