Ep 7. Safely at Home
- TV-G
- September 23, 2013
- 43 min
In Season 7, episode 7 of "Love It or List It," titled "Safely at Home," viewers are introduced to a couple who are struggling to find the perfect balance between home safety and their desire for more space.
The episode kicks off with Hilary Farr, the show's interior designer, meeting with the couple to discuss their needs and desires. They explain that while they love their current home, they are concerned about the safety of their backyard, which backs up to a busy road. They also feel that their home is getting a bit cramped with their growing family, and they are in need of more space.
With these concerns in mind, Hilary sets out to redesign the couple's home to make it more spacious and safe. She begins by opening up the main living area, creating a more functional space for the family. She also addresses their safety concerns by creating a more secure backyard, complete with a fence and other safety measures. Additionally, she adds in some luxurious touches, such as a spa-like bathroom and a custom-built walk-in closet.
Meanwhile, real estate agent David Visentin is tasked with finding the couple a new home that meets all of their needs. He takes them on a tour of several different properties, each with its own pros and cons. However, none of the homes quite live up to the couple's expectations, and they begin to realize that their current home may be the best choice after all.
As the episode progresses, the couple faces a tough decision: should they love their newly redesigned home or list it and move to a new property? Ultimately, they must decide whether they prefer the comfort and security of their current home or the allure of a new, more spacious property.
Throughout the episode, "Love It or List It" offers viewers a glimpse into the challenges that many homeowners face when trying to balance their desire for space with their need for safety and security. The show's expert designers and real estate agents offer valuable insights and advice that can help viewers make informed decisions about their own homes.
