Ep 4. Master Suite Makeover

Rehab Addict: Detroit season 1 episode 4 is titled "Master Suite Makeover." In this episode, Nicole Curtis takes on the project of remodeling the master suite of a 1916 house in Detroit. The suite is a disaster, with water damage, mold, and collapsing walls. Curtis begins the project by tearing out the old, damaged plaster and replacing it with new drywall.

Curtis decides to keep some of the original features of the room, like the fireplace and the built-in cabinets, but she wants to give the room a modern feel. She installs new windows, new light fixtures, and new hardwood floors. Curtis also wants to add some color to the room, so she picks out a beautiful teal paint for the walls.

One of the challenges Curtis faces in this episode is finding the right wallpaper for the room. She wants something that will complement the teal walls and give the room some pattern, but she doesn't want anything too busy or overwhelming. After searching through a variety of samples, Curtis finally finds the perfect wallpaper, a subtle grey and white pattern that adds just the right amount of interest to the room.

Another challenge Curtis faces in this episode is finding the right furniture for the room. She wants to create a comfortable and luxurious space for the homeowners, but she also wants to stay within her budget. Curtis visits a few different furniture stores and eventually finds some great pieces, including a beautiful upholstered headboard and a pair of vintage nightstands.

Throughout the episode, Curtis also spends time working on the bathroom that is connected to the master suite. This room is just as damaged as the bedroom, with broken tiles and a leaky shower. Curtis tears out the old tiles and replaces them with new subway tiles, and she installs a new glass shower enclosure. She also adds some fun and quirky details to the bathroom, like a vintage tub faucet and a nautical mirror.

In the end, Curtis is able to transform the master suite and bathroom into a beautiful and comfortable space for the homeowners. The teal walls, subtle wallpaper, and vintage furniture all come together to give the room a sophisticated yet cozy feel. The bathroom is equally beautiful, with its new tiles and fun accessories. Throughout the episode, Curtis demonstrates her skills as a designer and a builder, and her passion for restoring historic homes shines through.