The High Low Project - Season 4
Season 4
Episodes
Casual Chic Family Sunroom
Dan, Laurie, and their two kids love their sunroom but hate the way it's decorated. Because of uncomfortable furniture and little to no lighting, the family doesn't spend as much time in the room as they would like. Watch Sabrina Soto transform this sunroom into a bright, comfortable, chic space the family can enjoy year round.
Relaxing Glam Bedroom
Meredith and Tom are ready to rid their room of hand-me-downs and leftover furniture in exchange for a bright, modern space full of storage. The busy couple wants a relaxing master bedroom retreat that they can call their own. Watch Designer Sabrina Soto transform their bedroom into a beautiful oasis at a bargain price.
Elegant Dining Room
The dining room is the heart of the Piccoli's home, but also the most neglected when it comes to decorating. Julie and Al are looking to go from tired to transcendent. Can Designer Sabrina Soto create an elegant, inviting and traditional dining room while staying in their budget?
A Cheerful and Contemporary Bonus Room
Sam and Kaman Po want to use their bonus room as a place for their three children to study but they also want this space to act as a guest room when Grandma and Grandpa come to visit. The family leans towards a more contemporary style with bright and bold colors but they don't want the room to look childish. Sabrina will show viewers how to make bright and bold colors look sophisticated and that colors aren't just for kids.
Hollywood Regency Style Living Room
Sabrina creates a formal living room with sophisticated style for the busy Garcia family. They want a welcoming adult sanctuary with modern symmetrical style, but they only have a $5,000 budget.
Industrial Style Home Office for Two
Randy and Christina want a gender neutral office space that is professional but stimulating at the same time. Sabrina will give the couple a bold but neutral palette while still being business friendly. The design of the room with be classic transitional with industrial elements.
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